Oxford families push for subpoenas 3 years after Ethan Crumbley killed 4 in school shooting
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Ethan Crumbley injured seven and shot dead four on Nov. 30, 2021. The victims' parents gathered on Monday to demand accountability from Oxford High School staff.
"This is not about identifying people to prosecute – that's what the attorney general continues to get wrong on this," one of the gathered group said at the Monday press conference. "While that is a part of the story, the bigger piece is to drive the chance to change the future... this is an opportunity to leverage the attack as a lesson learned." Christina Coulter is a U.S. and World reporter for Fox News Digital. Email story tips to christina.coulter@fox.com.
The parents say that they are still in the dark about what could have been done differently leading up to that day and want accountability from the school district, officials and staff who they say have escaped liability over their roles in the tragedy.
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