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true but there is more to the story, ethan crumbley's parents completely neglected him and his schizo thoughts.. she ignored his messages asking for help as he felt he needed to do something bad, additionally the father still allowed access to his weapons despite him being a complete schizo who had such an extensive history of wanting to hurt others... normally this would be wrong, but in this case it is completely their fault.
A bomb can be made from common household items. Would we hold the parents responsible because he ransacked the garage or kitchen and made a bomb.
except we aren't talking about common items, we are talking about a firearm which should be locked away due to having children in the house, and they weren't.... its not necessarily because of this, but considering their child consistently expressed the urge to kill yet still left unlocked was the issue.
