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9-1-1, what's the location of your emergency?
Okay, I'm... I'm not really sure.
I'm at my house. There's an active shooter situation
going on at the high school. My son goes to the high school
I have a missing gun at my house.
I think my son took the gun.
I don't know if it's him, I don't know what's going on.
I am really freaking out.
I'm calling from Oxford High School.
One of his teachers had sent an email to the office,
said that she was concerned.
He was on his phone looking at bullets.
911, what is the address of the emergency?
The parents of the shooter
that are running away... they're here.
It's their car and the woman is here.
Did you even know... that nothing like that
had ever been done before?
You've kind of hinted a couple of times
that you have a really strong case...
maybe stronger than people know publicly.
That was your gun?
It was hidden in our armoire in the case.
He's never been in trouble. He's never done anything.
He's never done anything wrong. He's a good kid.
Everyone knows there's a ton of information here.
The text messages alone,
depending on which thread you're looking at
you know, are over 5,000 pages.
And, you know, this is still
months and months out from trial.
First, I just wanted to ask you...
if you could tell me your first and last name?
And how would you describe who you are right now?
Is there anything that you can tell me
about the loss of your son?
What does justice look like for you?
All rise. The Sixth Circuit Court for the County of Oakland
is now in session.
The Honorable Cheryl A. Matthews presiding.
Morning. You may be seated.
We're all here.
You okay?
Do you swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give
is the truth, so help you God?
I was made aware this was the shooter's bedroom.
There was... targets visible on the wall that had...
what was apparent to be bullet holes in them.
Correct.
There was things all over the floor...
things all over the place, really.
Correct.
Yes. Yes.
All rise for the jury.
Ladies and gentlemen, I've been informed
that you have a verdict.
-Is that correct? -That is correct.
Could you please read your verdict?
Alright, so we're gonna hear, um, openings. Prosecutors?
I'm most concerned about him being able to talk to you.
No.
May I speak with Mr. Williams for one moment?
Please step out of the room.
Yes.
My son goes to the high school.
I have a missing gun at my house.
I love you.
I love you. I love you. I love you.
Ladies and gentlemen, I know you've worked very hard.
We've all been awaiting your decision.
I know this was a very intense
decision for you all to make.
Uh, I believe you've selected a foreperson.
Who's the foreperson? You are the foreperson.
Could you read the verdict, please?