Teen pleads guilty in school shooting in Georgia that killed four
Summary
A 16-year-old teenager, Colt Gray, pleaded guilty to a school shooting in Georgia that killed two students and two teachers in 2024. Gray was charged as an adult and accepted a plea deal, so there will be no trial. His father was convicted of murder for giving him the gun used in the shooting.Key Facts
- The shooting happened at Apalachee High School in Georgia in September 2024.
- Four people were killed: two students (ages 14) and two teachers (ages 39 and 53).
- Colt Gray was 14 years old during the shooting but is being tried as an adult.
- Gray pleaded guilty through a non-negotiated plea, meaning no trial will occur.
- His father, Colin Gray, gave him the gun as a Christmas present and was convicted of murder.
- Victims’ families spoke at the court, asking for a life sentence without parole for Gray.
- Gray told the judge he has mental health issues and is on medication.
- The shooting led to renewed discussions on gun violence in U.S. schools.
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