The Oklland County Prosecutor’s Office applied to the Michigan Court of Appeal to keep the Sagittarius’ mother for a high school in Oxford, maintaining that it is now a greater risk of flight, more than ever.
Jennifer Crump has attended a proposal as he is looking for a new trial before the Judge of Oklland Cheril Matthew and in the Ouckland County Court of Pontiac on Friday, January 31, 2025.
At the June 20, the prosecutor’s office claimed that Jennifer Crumps could not be trusted free, especially at this stage of the game, when she was already convicted and convicted, and “the presumption of innocence is no longer applied.” Crumbley was sentenced and sentenced last year to 10-15 years in prison for the death of four students killed by her son on November 30, 2021, mass shooting at the Oxford high school. Disping her now, the prosecutor’s office claims, is too risky, especially given her actions in the days after the shooting.
Prosecutors claim that Sagittarius’ parents escaped from home and hid from the Detroit building authorities to avoid prosecution for their actions and omissions.
“(Crumbley) was the risk of flight from the moment he was accused,” said A Assistant Prosecutor of the Okland Joseph District Prosecutor Shada in filed the Court of Appeal, claiming that the Crumbley “presents a greater risk of flying” now, more “than ever.”
According to the prosecutor’s office, in the days after the shooting, Jennifer and James Krumti, the parents of the shooter, hid in an art studio in a commercial building in Detroit, where they were discovered by police after a massive scale.
“(Parents) loaded their assets, emptied their son’s bank account, abandoned a vehicle, bought phones with a burner, and traveled 30 to 40 miles to hide in a commercial building in Detroit,” Shada wrote, adding that the couple also tried to hide the registration plate when they were hiding.
According to test evidence, he gave way to 911 he noticed the couple’s car and called the authorities.
“Despite the overwhelming police presence, the mass of flashing lights and the sound of the doors that break, the defendants did not surrender, but pretended to stop,” Shada writes. “Their fraud was exposed when the text messages from the defendants came to light, showing that they suspected they were found and” lying low. ” “
Aside, the allegations of the risk of flight, the prosecutor’s office also claims that Krumbl’s complaint has no merit.
“The hearing unanimously found that the defendant was grossly negligent, and her gross negligence was the cause of the four deaths when shooting at the Oxford high school. She was correctly convicted of four unintentional murder,” Shada wrote, adding her “request for appeal in anticipation of appeal.”
Protection: The prosecutor invented a fugitive story, the appeal has merit
The prosecution’s filing comes four days after the defense requested the Court of Appeal to release Crumbley with respect to the bond in anticipation of the result of her complaint, maintaining that she was not a threat to anyone and that her appeal raises a “essential question of law or fact”. Most importantly, he claims that a judge concluded that the prosecutor’s office deliberately declined evidence from the defense during and before the process, but nevertheless let this violation slide, denying the disintegration re -examination.
In addition, the defense insists that the alleged history of the fugitives is not true, maintaining that the couple had never been on the move, but was only hiding in fear because of the death threats they received. More importantly, the defense says that the couple had plans to join – with their lawyers – and the prosecutor knew this.
But the prosecutor still started manipulating the couple and declared them fugitives, the defense claims in court documents, although he knew about the plans to hand over the couple.
Protection quotes the prosecutor’s text – “Let’s talk in the morning”
In court filed this week, Crumbley Appellate Lawyer Michael Desi quotes a text message that the Crumbley lawyer of the trial has sent a prosecutor to the Oklland Carend McDonald County in 2021, telling her about the Crumbley plans to be It was sent at 18:53 on December 2, 2021.
Prosecutor McDonald sent a message: “Okay, let’s talk in the morning.” “
Oklland Karen McDonald’s prosecutor spoke to the media on Thursday, March 14, 2024, such as Nicole Bosoli, the mother of Madisin Baldwin; Steve St. Juliana, the father of Hannah St. Juliana; and Craig Shilling, Justin Shilling’s father; Take a look after James Crump was found guilty of four allegations of involuntary murder of death caused in 2021 by Krumbl’s son after he carried out a mass shooting at the Oxford high school.
There was no such morning conversation, shows trial. Instead, the next day, a SWAT team was accumulated and started manipulating, ending with the Crumbleys arrest at Art Studio around 1 in the morning on December 4, 2021.
“So why not the prosecutor’s office works with a lawyer to allow Crumbleys to enter a police station for processing?” Desi writes. “It seems that the prosecutor’s office was motivated by the desire to sensit the arrest of crumbleys as part and a plot of his broad” Campaign to blur the public relations “, which began in the hours after the incident.”
Attorney Michael Desi, on the left, claims on behalf of his client Jennifer Krumti, as they are attending a proposal, as a Crimean is looking for a new trial in her case before the Okland Cheril Matthew County Judge at the Oukland County in Pontiac on Friday, January 31, 2025.
Deszi also called on the Court of Appeal not to “give weight” to previous Crump -related bond decisions, to whom the bond has been denied at least eight times in anticipation of the result of her process.
Dezsi claims that the bond standards are different from the appeal. In addition, according to him, the only two legal standards that fall apart must be released in order to be released on the bond in anticipation of its appeal, prove that it is not a danger to society and that its appeal raises a “essential question of the law or fact”.
Dezsi supports Crumbley meets the two standards.
“Mrs. Crumps does not pose a danger to society,” Desi wrote, adding that it was also not a risk of flight, despite the prosecution’s allegations. And if the vessel has any problems with the risk of flight, he writes, he can turn to those by placing a Crumbley electronic monitoring device.
“The prosecution’s main objection to the instant proposal of G -Jza Krump is that it is a” risk of flight. ” … Nowhere in its response, the prosecutor’s office claims that Da -Ja Crump is a danger to others.
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Jennifer and James Krumti made a story last year after individual jurors condemned both parents of involuntary murder, locking the couple’s actions and omissions to the death of four students killed by their son: Tate Peace, 16; Hannah St. Juliana, 14; The 17 -year -old Madisin Baldwin and Justin Shilling, 17. Six other students and teacher were also injured.
Prosecutors Argued at Trial That The Crumbleys, More Than Anyone Else, Could Have Prevened The Massacre Had They Done Even the “Smalst of Things,” Like Lock Up The Gun That Their Son Snuck Out School, Tell School offices that He Had Access to a Gun, Or Brought Home Home School After Being Notified About Heis Troubling Behavior on The Morning Before The Shooting, WE Human Body, and Scrawled the words: “Thoughts won’t stop, help me.”
After seeing the encryptic message during a meeting with school staff in the morning of the shooting, Crumbleys returned to their work and promised to help their son within 48 hours. Their son returned to class after school staff concluded that he did not threaten himself or others. His backpack, which contained the gun, had never been searched. Two hours later, he fired his first shot.
Crumbleys maintain that they have no idea that their son has planned to shoot at his school, has never seen signs that he is mentally ill – although prosecutors claim otherwise – and that the pistol in question was hidden in the armula of their bedroom, unloaded, with the bullets hidden in another drawer.
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The shooter, who was 15 years old during the slaughter, pleaded guilty to all his crimes and served a life sentence without the possibility of probation. He is also attractive.
Contact Tresa Baldas: tbaldas:@freepress.com
This article originally appeared in Detroit Free Press: Prosecutor’s Office is fighting to keep the Oxford School Shooter’s mother locked