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Ethan Crumbley’s mom & firefighter lover allegedly held sex parties, ignored teen’s pleas for help
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0:54Now PlayingMichigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley’s mom and her married firefighter-chief lover held sex parties at hotels while she ignored her son’s pleas for mental health treatment, prosecutors suggested in court Friday.
Jennifer Crumbley, 45, and lover Brian Meloche would often find strangers on a swingers app called Adult Friend Finder and arrange “meet-ups” with them at a local hotel after work, prosecutors said in the explosive start to their cross-examination of the mom at her trial.
Jennifer — who is charged with involuntary manslaughter over her son’s shooting rampage — admitted to using the app to “arrange for other people to meet us there” but claimed she was going to hotels after work “on business.”
“I only met with Brian during work hours,” Crumbley testified, according to ABC News.
Both Jennifer and husband James Crumbley, 47, have been charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter for their son’s deadly high school rampage.
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