‎Ethan Crumbley, a troubled teen, prompted a meeting at Oxford High School on November 30 due to concerning drawings he made depicting guns, blood, and a plea for help.

Despite this, his parents left him at school. Later, Ethan used a gun purchased by his father to commit a tragic shooting, resulting in four deaths and multiple injuries.

Subsequently, both James and Jennifer, Ethan's parents, face charges of involuntary manslaughter, sparking controversy over their accountability in the incident.

The conviction of Jennifer Crumbley in the trial related to the shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan serves as a significant moment for law enforcement and a cautionary tale for parents with guns in their homes.

While experts acknowledge that the circumstances of the case were unique, with events leading up to the attack being extraordinary, the verdict highlights the responsibility parents have to secure firearms and prevent harm to others.

The parents were called to the school to address concerns about their son's mental state, but failed to remove a weapon from his backpack.

The shooter, Ethan Crumbley, has since pleaded guilty and is serving a life sentence.

Fifteen-year-old Ethan Crumbley is facing multiple first-degree murder and terrorism charges after allegedly opening fire at Oxford High School in Michigan.

The shooting resulted in the deaths of four students and the injury of seven others.

Before the incident, Crumbley had posted photos and videos on social media showcasing the gun used in the shooting.

Authorities have also discovered a journal in his backpack containing similar threats.

Crumbley's parents have advised him not to speak to authorities, and the police are considering charges against both parents.

The motive for the shooting is still being investigated.