Parents of school shooter Ethan Crumbley,
15, WEEP in court as they plead not guilty
to involuntary manslaughter charges and
judge sets bail at $500K: Couple were
found hiding in a Detroit art studio less
than a mile from Canadian border
Posted By: Imright, 12/4/2021 11:06:17 AM
The fugitive parents of accused Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley broke down in court Saturday morning as their involuntary manslaughter charges were read aloud, and the judge set their bail at $500,000 each.James, 45, and Jennifer, 43, Crumbley were captured early Saturday in the basement of a building on the 1100 block of Bellevue Street in Detroit, less than half a mile from the Canadian border, police said. They were taken into custody after leading authorities on a large-scale manhunt. Both Crumbleys pled not guilty to all four charges of involuntary manslaughter - one for each high school student who was killed in the school shooting Tuesday.
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