Oxford High School Shooting

James and Jennifer Crumbley will learn their sentences Tuesday after both were convicted of involuntary manslaughter stemming from the Oxford High School shooting.

"I refuse to take a victory lap with these prosecutions. It will not bring back these kids. We have a lot more work to do," said Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald.

"It's your choice to have a child, and you cannot choose to not take care of your child. You cannot choose to nurture your child," he said.

Jennifer Crumbley's trial took seven days and included hundreds of exhibits, hours of surveillance video, and testimony from several witnesses.

The case is an unprecedented one and could have big implications for prosecuting mass shooting cases going forward.

During Jennifer Crumbley's trial, prosecutors argued that she didn't have much trust in her husband James but did trust him with the gun their son used to kill four people at Oxford High School. They questioned that trust during cross examination.

Evidence presented during the fourth day of Jennifer Crumbley's trial included video of the Oxford High School shooter's mother talking to authorities outside her home after the crime.

Jennifer Crumbley told an Oakland County Sheriff's deputy she didn't look closely at her son's drawings until after he shot several students at Oxford High School.

One of the passages read in court went: "I will cause the biggest school shooting in Michigan's history. I have fully mentally lost it after years of fighting with my dark side. My parents won't listen to me about help or a therapist."

Ethan Crumbley’s texts to a friend were read in court Thursday, revealing new details in the case, claiming in one that his father told him to “suck it up” and his parents “make me feel like I’m the problem.”

The parents of Ethan Crumbley were both charged shortly after the shooting at Oxford High School that killed four students and injured several others.

Ethan Crumbley is back in court Wednesday for his second arraignment on murder and terrorism charges linked to the Oxford High School shooting last year.

James and Jennifer Crumbley are remaining in jail on a $500,000 cash bond after an Oakland County Judge ruled that there were too many issues with the way they were finally arrested in connection to the Oxford High School shooting case.

Defense attorneys for the parents of Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley requested their bond be lowered to $100,000, a court filing said Wednesday. James and Jennifer Crumbley have both been charged with involuntary manslaughter.

Attorney Geoffrey Fieger has filed two $100 million lawsuits against Oxford High School officials, claiming they had knowledge of threats before last week's deadly school shooting.

The last hospitalized Oxford High School shooting victim has been moved from the intensive care unit to a standard hospital room.

Several people are now facing charges, including the suspected shooter, Ethan Crumbley, and his parents. Here is a timeline of events before the rampage and what has happened since.

Four students were killed and several others hurt in a shooting at Oxford High School in Oxford, Michigan. Here’s what we know so far.

According to the man's attorney, he has not been charged with a crime. But law enforcement have previously said he could face charges.