The trial of Jennifer Crumbley, the mother of the Oxford High School shooter, has reached a crucial stage as the jury is now deliberating on her fate. Crumbley's son, Ethan Crumbley, was convicted last December for the tragic shooting incident that claimed the lives of four classmates and left seven others injured on November 30, 2021.

Facing four counts of involuntary manslaughter, Jennifer Crumbley is accused of neglecting her son's "downward spiral" and allowing a gun to be accessible in their home. Despite the weight of the evidence against her, she has pleaded not guilty.

It was revealed during the trial that Jennifer Crumbley's husband, James Crumbley, will be tried separately in March. With the jury now tasked with deciding her fate, the trial has entered a decisive phase that could have significant implications.

The defense team rested their case on Friday, following the defendant's testimony on the stand. In a surprising turn, Jennifer Crumbley's attorney presented peculiar closing arguments, drawing comparisons between the defendant and "messy" working moms.

On the other hand, the prosecution argued that Jennifer Crumbley had neglected warning signs regarding her son's mental state, highlighting that she had purchased a firearm for him just days before the shooting. Prosecutors contended that she had observed her son "acting depressed" and spending significant amounts of time alone, suggesting that taking small preventive measures could have potentially averted the horrifying incident.

As the jury began deliberations on Monday morning, the courtroom was filled with anticipation. The jury's decision will determine Jennifer Crumbley's guilt or innocence in connection with the devastating Oxford High School shooting.

The trial's outcome carries significant implications for the ongoing dialogue surrounding gun control and parental responsibility in cases involving school shootings. The public and legal community will be closely watching for the jury's verdict in this high-profile case.

Jennifer Crumbley now anxiously awaits the jury's return, as her future hangs in the balance. The verdict will provide closure for the families affected by the tragic shooting and may set legal precedents for similar cases in the future.