Cribe Stories with Nancy Grace

Blowing kisses, sending love signals, secret signals, and court.

While each of them are charged with four counts of homicide.

Really?

I'm talking about the parents of school shooter Ethan Cromley.

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Their son is accused of killing four students during a school rampage in Michigan last November.

And the parents are facing their own serious charges of manslaughter for allegedly allowing him access to a gun.

Now prosecutors want them to stop acting all lovey-dovey in court.

It started when James Cromley was seen mouthing I love you to his wife, Jennifer, at a court hearing last December.

Following their dramatic arrest at a warehouse in Detroit where they were hiding out.

Cromley looked on the verge of tears.

Jennifer kept stealing glances in his direction.

Then during a recent court hearing via Zoom, Jennifer tries to communicate with her hands.

Next she waves, and then tells her husband she loves him.

The prosecutors say the romantic moments must come to an end immediately.

The courtroom is not a place for blowing kisses and sending secret signals.

This is a time for families to pursue justice.

And those families are the parents and the loved ones of the students that were murdered at a public high school.

Can you imagine you take your children to school that morning or you put them on the bus?

And then the next thing you know you get urgent texts you may see a flash on the news.

Your child is dead from a school shooter.

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