On Tuesday, a Georgia judge gave the suspect a $500,000 bond to his father at Appalachie High School's shooting.
On September 4, 2024, 14-year-old Colt Gray allegedly killed two teachers and two other 14-year-old students while firing fire at high school.
Colt pleaded innocent to 55 detectives, including 25 counts of aggravated assault, while his 54-year-old father, Colin Gray, has 29 detectives, 29 criminal murders and two involuntary husbands. He pleaded not guilty to 29 detectives, including fatality. .
The father is accused of purchasing an AR-15-style firearm that his son allegedly used in the shooting. He must pay at least $500,000 in cash in cash to be released from prison.
Bodycam footage from a 2023 interview with Colin Gray
Colin Gray pleaded innocence to 29 detectives, including two counts of second-degree murder and two unwilling manslaughter. (Fox News)
The prosecutor asked the judge to set Colin Gray's bond at $1 million. He has lived in seven different homes with Colt over five years, and if he returns, he would pose a great threat to his wife and his other children. I plan to call you as a witness at trial.
Colin Gray's attorney Brian Hobbs argued that his client was not a threat to the community. Fox News Digital reached out to Hobbs for comment.
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Colin Gray, father of Colt Gray, an Appalachie High School shooting suspect, spoke to Georgia police in May 2023. (Jackson County Sheriff's Office)
During hearing Tuesday, the court heard several impact statements from the shooting victims. Jerry McIlhenney, grandfather of victim Taylor Jones, said his granddaughter still had an iron bar on his leg from a bullet wound.
“You were away from her childhood,” McIlhenney said. “She's 14!”
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The suspected gunman Colt Gray leaves Barrow County Courthouse after his first appearance following the shooting at Appalachie High School on September 6, 2024. (Brynn Anderson-Pool/Getty Images)
Brenna Shermerhorn, mother of 14-year-old victim Mason Shermerhorn, testified that she has been suffering and suffering personally since her son's murder.
“He was a great son and brother,” Shelmerhorn said, adding that Colin Gray “will never have an impact on any child in the future.”
Colin Gray, 54, father of Appalachie High School shooter Colt Gray, 14, will enter Barrow County Courthouse for his first appearance in Winder, Georgia on Friday, September 6, 2024. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)
Georgia is one of them. In 42 states, parents hold criminal liability for their children.
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Last year, a Michigan judge fired James and Jennifer Crumbley, parents of Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley, inside his school, killing four students and injuring several other people. He was sentenced to serve in prison for 10 to 15 years in his son's decision to let him do so.
The trial of Crumbley's parents, the first parent of a school shooter in US history, described as historical to be tried, and the parents of a child accused of committing mass shootings Sets a new precedent for
Chip Bell and Bonny Chu of Fox News contributed to this report.
