Judge Rowe mentioned several delinquent acts noted in Ethan Crumbley’s journal, emails and texts, including “a plan to kidnap, rape, torture and then kill an unidentified female,”
By Mike Martindale | The Detroit News
Ethan Crumbley is led into Oakland County Circuit Court for a placement hearing in Pontiac on Feb. 22, 2022. Crumbley, 15, is charged with the fatal shooting of four fellow students and the wounding of seven others on Nov. 30. A judge ruled Tuesday he will remain in the Oakland County Jail. Rowe noted there have been eight escapes or walkaways from Children’s Village in the past nine months and that, along with the facility being understaffed, made him conclude “it is clear that Childrens Village is incapable of safely housing the defendant…”
“Lastly, the Court will note that prior to the alleged incident Defendant killed several baby birds. In his journal he noted he killed ‘8 infant baby birds by slowly torturing them until death.'”In his ruling, Rowe also instructed the prosecutor’s office to confer with the Oakland County Jail on whether there is any place to confine Crumbley without continuous 24-hour light.
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