Accused Apalachee High School shooter set to enter new plea
Summary
Colt Gray, the teenager accused of killing four people and injuring nine others in a 2024 school shooting in Georgia, will appear in court to possibly change his plea from "not guilty" to guilty without a deal. Gray faces many charges, including murder, and could get up to 180 years in prison.Key Facts
- Colt Gray is charged with 55 counts, including malice murder and aggravated assault.
- He might enter a "non-negotiated" guilty plea, admitting guilt without a plea deal.
- The trial was moved to Columbia County because of extensive news coverage in the original county.
- Gray's father, Colin Gray, was convicted of giving him the gun used in the shooting.
- Four people died in the shooting, including two students and two teachers.
- Nine others were injured during the attack.
- Colt Gray was 14 years old at the time of the shooting in September 2024.
- Investigators found writings from Gray about his plans to attack the school.
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