Attorney for man who offered Crumbley parents place to stay pushes back on allegations
Clarence Dass, representing Andrzej Sikora, an Oakland County man who identified himself as the individual that owned the building where James and Jennifer Crumbley were found says there is no evidence supporting narrative he "knowingly aided and abetted or harbored a fugitive."
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