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Oxford Community Schools superintendent Tim Thorne released a letter to the community on Saturday detailing the school's version of events leading up to the deadly shooting at Oxford High School last Tuesday that left four students dead and seven other injured.
Oxford Community Schools superintendent Tim Thorne released a letter to the community on Saturday detailing the school's version of events leading up to the deadly shooting at Oxford High School last Tuesday that left four students dead and seven other injured.
Jennifer and james being housed in the same jail. we're learning new details about exactly what happened when 15-year-old ethan was taken into custody inside the school after the shooting. >> two of our deputies that were moving down that hall together, seeking out the threat, and as they came into that hallway, they observed the subject. and he basically gave up. as they were approaching him, the weapon was put to the ground and he put his hands up. he gave up. pretty much as soon as they -- one of the deputies called out "gun," and he gave up. when he was taken into custody, there were some ...
Thorne says he's launching his own third party investigation into any and all interaction ethan crumbley had with staff and parents. the superintendent added that at no time did counselors believe crumbley might harm others based on his behavior, which appeared calm, and whether or not the gun was in crumbley's backpack has not been confirmed by law enforcement. attorney general dana nessell offered to have her department conduct a full review. she will join us shortly. first, nbc's heidi przybyla is outside the jail. heidi, what can you tell us about the investigations and whether prosecutors...
She was also critical of a few actions of administrators moments before the mass shooting. She pointed out two red flags, which could have saved lives.