Judge to decide if there is enough evidence to send Jack Snyder murder suspect to trial

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — A Calhoun County judge is reviewing his notes to decide if Marcus Parsons, a third person tied to the 2023 murder of Battle Creek Central High School senior Jack Snyder, should go to trial.On Friday, Calhoun County Prosecutor Jim Jordan asked the judge to bind Parsons over on open murder for aiding and abetting.The judge is taking the request under advisement and will make a ruling under a later date.On Jan. 29, 2025, the 20-year-old was charged with felony murder for his involvement in Snyder’s death.Previous coverage: Third suspect in Jack Snyder shooting death ID’d, charged with felony murder“We feel he has knowledge of the situation and that he is aware of what could have happened and what did happen,” Calhoun County Prosecutor Jim Jordan said.This comes after Battle Creek Police officers arrested Parsons while conducting a search warrant at the home he was living in on Jan. 27, according to Detective Sergeant Chris Rabbitt.Related: Third suspect in Jack Snyder shooting death gets additional chargesAdditional charges were added against Parsons on Feb. 7, which include:Receiving and concealing a stolen firearmPossession of a firearm by a prohibited personFelony firearmResisting an officerThose charges were dropped Friday, because Parsons
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