Hearing resumes for Oxford shooter; defense attorneys detail internet searches, worries about mental health

DETROIT — An Oxford High School student who killed four classmates and injured seven others and a teacher showed emotion for the first time during a hearing Friday to determine if he'll be sentenced to life without parole in prison as his former vice principal testified about how he killed Tate Myre. Ethan Crumbley pursed his lips as tears began dripping down his face when Oxford High School Assistant Principal Kristy Gibson-Marshall sobbed during her testimony about her attempts to save Tate, whom she had known since he was 3. She took his pulse and checked his vitals before trying to get his...