
Father of Georgia High School Shooting Suspect Appears in Court Facing Serious Charges
Colin Gray, suspect's father, faces charges for Apalachee High School shooting; maximum penalties discussed in court, but death penalty not applicable.

Colt Gray appeared in court over the Apalachee High School shooting incident, facing multiple charges, including felony murder, as stated by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI).
Legal Proceedings and Potential Penalties
During the court appearance, the maximum penalty for felony murder was discussed, with the judge clarifying that the death penalty would not be applicable. Gray's father, Colin Gray, also faces serious charges, including second-degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, and cruelty to children.
Family History and Allegations
Reports emerged that the family home had previously been visited by the sheriff's office regarding the then-13-year-old Colt Gray allegedly making threats to shoot up the local public middle school on Discord. Colin Gray acknowledged the presence of hunting rifles in the house but claimed that his son did not have unrestricted access to them.
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