The mother of the Oxford High School shooter is asking to be released from prison

Jennifer Crombley, defendant’s mother Oxford school shooterShe asked the judge to release her from prison, arguing that it would be “grossly unfair” to keep her detained during the ongoing appeals process.

The request for release came after Crombley’s conviction Four counts of manslaughter to his son, Ethan, who was shot on November 30, 2021. The shooting at Oxford High School left Tate Meyer, 16, dead; Justin Schilling, 16; Hana St. Juliana, 14 years old; and Madisyn Baldwin, 17, and injured seven others. Her husband, James Crombley, was later convicted of the same charges.

Crombley’s attorney, Michael Deasy, filed the motion in Oakland County Circuit Court on Thursday, arguing that Crombley is not a “flight risk” and “poses no risk to the public.”

“This case has gone wrong starting with prosecutors charging a parent with manslaughter for the intentional criminal acts of her son who has been charged and treated as an adult in the eyes of the law,” Daisy wrote in the court filing.

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Daisy argued that Crombley should not be locked up until her case goes to court Supreme Court of Michigan.

“…It would be grossly unjust and unjust to keep Ms. Crombley detained for years while this matter drags on slowly — likely for years — before the appellate courts,” Dizzi wrote, noting that she has already been detained for more than three years. Years.

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“Given the fragile nature of these charges, the prosecution should not reap a prolonged sentence of unlawful imprisonment before the Michigan Supreme Court can hear and decide this case,” he said.

In a statement released Thursday, Oakland County Assistant Prosecutor David Williams said Jennifer Crumbley needed to remain locked up for her actions, not the actions of her then-15-year-old son.

“Jennifer Crombley was tried by a jury of her peers for her actions and inaction that led to the shooting at Oxford High School, not for the actions of her son,” he said.

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“A jury of 12 heard testimony and reviewed countless pieces of evidence before they unanimously found her guilty as charged, and the judge sentenced her accordingly.” “This was an awful set of facts that led to a conviction and sentence of between 10 and 15 years.”

Crombley’s parents made history as the first parents to be convicted for it Mass shooting Committed by the mass shooting of a child.

Jennifer was sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison after an Oakland County Circuit Court heard evidence alleging that Jennifer, 46, neglected her son’s cries for help over the years leading up to the shooting.

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She and James also showed up at Oxford High School on the same day Ethan shot people in the hallways to discuss violent images the 15-year-old had drawn on a worksheet in class with school administrators, but they left and returned to work a short time later. after that.

Earlier this month, Jennifer Crombley asked the court to overturn her conviction or grant her a new trial.

Fox News Digital’s Audrey Conklin contributed to this report.