12 Disturbing Details of Georgia School Shooting and Suspect Colt Gray

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[@victor256in]

The fact that the teacher died on her birthday, and the only reason she died was because she decided to bake a cake and bring pizza for her class- before celebrating at home! What a price to pay for being a caring teacher (a profession celebrated across the world, and vilified only in America). Shame! HOLD CRIMINALLY DEADBEAT PARENTS ACCOUNTABLE.

[@judeflynn9223]

not only parents, esp with a they them child

[@emschlef]

​@@judeflynn9223he's not trans. there's evidence showing he's transphobic, just like you.

[@Xcxc13]

@@judeflynn9223shut up Judy.

[@svenvaltik5657]

​@@judeflynn9223 Another negative statistic in a red area. You republicans keep allowing kids access to firearms... 😂😂😂

[@nykkiflandiva7963]

Sad

[@GOMF-eq4qc]

As a retired school administrator with 20+ years of experience in special education, I will add to the comments about the family, that law enforcement and school districts do a horrible job of investigating, communicating and following through with identifying dangerous high risk juveniles. In this case the investigators told the father to keep the boy out of school, but summer break started, he moved and started a new school. Did the investigators tell the first school- probably not. The boy spent most of his first day out of class with severe anxiety, then did his rampage on his second day. There are almost always warning signs and it is always easier to ignore them until it is too late. Many school people are too scared of getting sued to take behavior seriously. There are a percentage of mentally ill kids who are way to dangerous to be in a mainstream school- there is a bias against out placing them in a safer and more supervised environment. These things will keep happening until that changes.

[@beadedlife247]

Thank you for sharing your perspective

[@Juke582]

Your perspective matters and it’s sad we have no answers in our broken society! Many bad parents are going to prison in future for this disfunction! I agree the teachers and others are afraid to intervene! They will be the targets! Scary 😨 world indeed! In CA we all were scared to death of all teenagers! And that was in 90’s! It’s way worse now!

[@KristenVosseller]

Amen!

[@refinnej5302]

So true. It was my 7th grade year when our district decided to try to start merging problem students back into regular school. We had a behavioral school for problem students. It may have isolated them from their peers at our school but it provided everyone a much safer enviornment. They had their normal classes, much smaller, along with therapy and such. Then they started that "no student left behind" and classified the BD students in the same category as the special Ed students and pushed them through a rapid reintroduction so they could all go to the same high school with their original grade level. Every student was failed. The SE students had already been held back at least one year and basically skipped an entire years worth of lessons so in high school, they were already way behind so they were failing the HS level SE classes within a few months. The BD students were just treated as SE students even though most weren't so they were constantly causing problems since they were bored. It was a dangerous mess and most students dropped out or was expelled by Sophmore year. That was the dumbest thing I've ever witnessed. Even as a 12/13 year old, I could see how bad of an idea it was.

[@not4theweak00]

What I wanna know is why r kids so damn mentally ill today?? And to the point where they r shooting up schools.

[@Martin-v3v9p]

So glad that the legal system is now making these parents accountable

[@MrJustus88]

Would the parent also be charged if the child took the car keys and drove thru the parking lot during recess? The only reason he is charge is because of the use of a gun. I definitely do not agree with the murder in the second. at the very most he should be charged with accessory to murder.

[@TonyAparicio-y2w]

@@MrJustus88totally agree with u … this new generation of kids have no moral because of the internet!! The internet is cancer to these young kids

[@VladimirBlarp]

@@MrJustus88 but, the child did not "take the gun", he was given it. So if a parent "gave the car keys to a 14 yr old" and said here ya go, have fun, then YES, the parent would be just as guilty as the child if the child drove through the mall.

[@MrJustus88]

@@VladimirBlarp no he wasn’t. That’s just ridiculous.

[@VladimirBlarp]

@@MrJustus88 pay attention, do your research. The rifle used was gifted to him by his father.

[@Lamont-h8o]

Thank you Georgia for stepping up and holding these parents accountable for these school shootings by their kids.

[@Sophia-ey5fy]

it’s also happening in my school😢

[@jonsturgill8868]

Red flag laws would have stopped this. Senseable gun laws cant hurt either. But we live in a country that values guns over children...

[@WAH-y2i]

@@jonsturgill8868 No. The Gun was acquired illegally via his father. And Guns have saved lives before, with examples being the Nashville School Shooting, Parkwood Mall in Indiana, and more.

[@ItsyBetsy365]

Who gifts an assault weapon to a 14 year old. No less someone who had made threats before.

[@308san]

(assault weapon) A BB gun is a assault weapon in the hands of someone that wants to do harm to someone else or even a point on a stick.

[@Daughterofthemosthigh53]

@@308sanor a fork

[@ChadH2023]

​@@Daughterofthemosthigh53nobody is killing people at school with a fork. Y'all ignorant.

[@Daughterofthemosthigh53]

@@ChadH2023 have you heard of knife massacres?

[@ChadH2023]

@@Daughterofthemosthigh53 nobody said anything about a knife. They said a bb gun and a fork. Nice try tho 👍

[@Lizziep228]

Threw away his life at 14 and took innocent peoples lives

[@susancraigo8218]

He didn't have much of a life. His home life from what I read was pretty grim.

[@KarmicSalt]

not doing anything about bullying failed this child

[@rtqii]

@@KarmicSalt He was at his second day at a new school.

[@UNKNOWN-ww4hx]

@@KarmicSalt ive been bullied almost all my life and I would never EVER put my anger into taking innocent lives

[@vincedidiana5781]

Same here unknown. I was bullied all my teenage and early adult years. The only person I ever contemplated hurting was myself. No excuse

[@sydneylee6333]

Last year, when my daughter was four, FOUR YEARS OLD, she had a little boy from her pre-k tell her he’s going to “bring a gún to school, and shóót [her] in the face”. She came home terrified, and I’ve never been so mortified or absolutely disheartened in my life.

[@Ava-km7tl]

That’s insanity

[@FroggyBarnett]

What did the teachers have to say about that? Your poor daughter.

[@brandiwestpfahl7539]

A 6 yr old brought a gun and shot his teacher at a school near my house. My daughter is homeschooled now. Too many bullies in the schools around here.

[@SovermanandVioboy]

@@brandiwestpfahl7539 3rd world county.

[@AB-NJ]

So sorry this happened to you. I hope your daughter is doing better

[@alanaaites8292]

I have a 14 year old son. He accidentally killed a snake while mowing his grandma 's grass. He cried for hours, and he was so upset. I have trouble even thinking about a child the same age doing something so horrific.

[@Jae-by3hf]

I’m so glad that his father is being charged too! His tears are for himself and not the lives he ruined by not raising his child properly!

[@ShesMajickal_]

Exactly

[@Gesus111]

If your son get someone pregnant at 14 does the dad have to pay child support to?

[@DefNotLuffy]

@@Gesus111 he GAVE him the weapons to do it knowing that he wanted to unalive himself and others

[@ashtongrenus5102]

The dad should be perfectly free and shouldn’t even be in court he wasn’t involved idgaf what anyone says.

[@evolutionofmoeco]

So GAF does add or remove anything from the case​@@ashtongrenus5102

[@UnknownAdventurer]

That's crazy that kind of destroys any bullying narrative. You didn't even know anyone at the school.

[@sabine3769]

That's what I thought

[@maybelline081]

Mental problem for sure 🤨

[@atticusandwinifred3274]

Abused by his parents.

[@amyb347]

I've heard he did it to "punish his parents "

[@dyawr]

Yeah, exactly.

[@Jazzie654]

You can’t blame all of this on bullying. This started with a dysfunctional family from birth.

[@VintageTeak]

You can't blame any of it on bullying. He was new at the school. It was the second day of the school year and he missed the first day over mental health issues. He didn't know any of the teachers or students, and none of them knew who he was.

[@metsrus]

you guys don't seem to understand how bullying work. It could be a history of bullying in elementary school and middle school, causing him to lash out in high school.

[@newbeginnings4122]

Exactly. Karma, family DNA, the environment are real things. When I said that people deny yet it keeps on happening.

[@EmoKen]

@@newbeginnings4122 would be interesting to see if there was DNA tracing on it.

[@thomaswilson8634]

If you add up everything yall have said and add the video games they play every day then it makes it easy for these kids

[@maxskullic9879]

this was heart breaking... the Teacher was killed on her Birthday! She baked a cake for her class, and now she's dead... so sorry for the victims!

[@MasterofScience-d7o]

@@maxskullic9879 LoL

[@onnaest3542]

@@MasterofScience-d7o You really aren’t that edgy I fear

[@Yessssirsmokey]

It was also one of my classmates bday

[@Mary10538]

What kind of father gives his 14 year old child an AR. He is guilty

[@michaele6041]

Gun nut🤷‍♂️

[@scgilmore87]

Especially just months after the FBI and Police came knocking at the door to basically let him know his son was making threats to shoot up schools online.

[@Lucas-ij5vu]

An American

[@SovermanandVioboy]

Its the US lol, guns are more important than children.

[@loopy1159]

​@@Lucas-ij5vu💯 A mind fkd Amerikkkian

[@ABGAN100]

if the father was charged with domestic abuse then how was he able to buy a gun?

[@MeliFella]

i think i read georgia has no red flag laws?

[@sevenstarsofthedipper1047]

@@MeliFellaThe right to unfettered gun possession is sacrosanct.

[@Gram72534]

I think domestic abuse is a mis as opposed to domestic violence which is a felony.?.? I think anyway.

[@ABGAN100]

@@Gram72534 what is the diff between domestic abuse vs violence?

[@jamesfield6568]

Same way Hunter did,,, he lied

[@crazyrobots6565]

On the second day he had ever gone to the school? There goes the excuse of being outcast and bullied. He literally murdered 4 people 30 minutes into his second day. The teachers and students he killed probably didn't even know his name.

[@HunterB738]

Bullied within the first hour though

[@bethdjohnson1]

& one of his victims was an autistic child. That child was not bullying him.

[@kimberlyevers7031]

@@bethdjohnson1 please no. 😓

[@osofatreborn9568]

It's not being bullied. It's a type of cyberbullying, tiktok has a trend to shame people who aren't productive. Making it look like real life is hard and toxic with only war. Many kids use tiktok, giving them brain rot and depression. I know this because I'm 16 and quit media. It's been a while, and it's getting worse.

[@angelmac5380]

Based on his alleged family exposure. He probably feels like he didn't belong. Sad, but he took others lives, and they did belong. So it is not the fault of their victims

[@Milanie-c1o]

Hearing that the teacher died on her birthday was my final straw. My heart breaks for these kids and teachers. Everyone who had to witness this traumatic event I send every prayer and blessing I have in me to them. I hurt for everyone here. Sending love to everyone.

[@elsierodgers4874]

As soon as he gets 18 years old, he's going to adult prison. He's going to have a whole lot to be angry about there.

[@denise8791]

He will be in adult prison. Just will be isolated from the adults. That 14 yo girl... the one who m urdered her mother is in adult jail. Just kept away from the other inmates for now.

[@anatta467]

no he wont. prison isnt loke the movies. its nothing. just nothing

[@theresamarasco7948]

He will be in adult prison as soon as he is convicted.

[@grenzhochspannungshindernis]

You said it like they are all angels in adult prison. He also killed kids while being a kid himself, same age. So nobody will do anything to him.

[@cardinalncube5510]

Yah unfortunately when he gets to age 25 were his mind is fully developed he will be serving a sentence of a stranger!

[@Johnnymahon218]

Very dangerous to give a mental person a gun. Especially when it's a kid.

[@KirkMarshall-b7l]

14 and his life destroyed by ignorance. Putting assault weapons in deranged teen hands gotta be stopped. Lock up Dad too.

[@breeze8363]

Deranged is a bit out of touch. This was an abused child.

[@junkybabes]

Abused by who? ​@@breeze8363

[@jaysummers9396]

​@@breeze8363There are abused children all over the world, yet it's only America where there are mass school shootings every year. Your argumentation is complete and utter nonsense

[@skqq3250]

Lock up the mom too. She sent the boy to live with his unstable FATHER!

[@jaysummers9396]

@@skqq3250 The boy wanted to live with his father, as is his right, the mother has custody of two other children, the mother didn't "send" him anywhere..

[@megansinclair2081]

He shot the most innocent and vulnerable person he could a young Autistic boy who probably had no idea how to react or what was going on. This is pure Evil.

[@bhavikasicka7871]

He also shot non-human animals, like deer, who had no idea what was happening and how to defend themselves. All forms of violence against sentient beings should be called out, yet your outrage remains reserved for your own species.

[@hitta_]

@@bhavikasicka7871 ????

[@Veganallvegan]

@bhavikasicka7871 exactly, most killers start by harming animals for kicks then move onto harming humans as they have no empathy and the only way they feel control is by hurting others

[@Jen-le3ui]

@@bhavikasicka7871shooting a deer to eat is way different then a human.. ☠️

[@freehugs8670]

@@Jen-le3ui he wasn't starving, right? he had no reason to kill for food, had he? some people consider hunting sports, it's not, hunting is killing for sick pleasure IMO

[@thomasn2303]

So instead of buckling down on his troubled son, he did a complete opposite as in "ill show them", went and bought his son the gun. Now both of them are going to pay for their gross actions. If he got his son some help neither of them might not be in jail, but its too late, that opportunity has gone by. Let this be a lesson to other parents.

[@kevinrodgers7275]

Agreed. But how did this kid get into the school with a rifle in the first place? Sounds like CYA to me. With all of the school shootings in the country,you would figure it would be almost impossible. Someone at the school or law inforcement drop the ball on this big time.

[@nightknght]

@@kevinrodgers7275 he walked in WDYM? you thinkthe anti-gun forcefields shoulda been up or something?

[@SensationalBanana]

It is like when Jamie Oliver tried to help American parents feed their kids healthier foods. The parents would be like toddlers about it and ensure their kids got unhealthy snacks. USA, especially its right-wing, is a collection of overgrown kids reacting with petulant resistance to uncomfortable truths.

[@ellaella5537]

@@SensationalBananaare you serious? They did that? I’m Canadian, so I didn’t hear about their outrage against healthy school meals. Well I did hear them complain about Michele Obama’s plan, but I didn’t think they went to that extreme. Then they wonder why the rest of the world is stunned to see how huge some Americans are.

[@kevinrodgers7275]

@@nightknght What they should do is hire military veterans to watch the schools. We don't run from danger. We head towards it. Already been trained. Don't have to pay them much. Just make it Federal and State tax free.

[@Muskrat_squeezer]

His parents sound like nightmares. The person molded to survive in chaos can’t function in a normal social setting.

[@Brancaalice]

Not at all, there are many normal people that survived abuse and became real human.

[@sonjaanderson6933]

I hear all the time about absentee fathers and that is why our children are demons , well this and most of these children’s fathers are in the home, whats the excuse, oh bullying and mental health, ok. Rip to the innocent children and adults that were murdered.

[@dyslexiccowoom3991]

​@@preriowy it's slang. Google "rip in pepperoni"

[@sheilagadde5975]

His Mom is violent and UNSTABLE, also.

[@violimo]

Yes his mother is involved with equal parenting.

[@anneflynn9614]

Meth head.

[@Daybreaq]

The 73 year old woman she assaulted was her own mother.

[@nancycole-auguste6614]

Violent parents in their own right, and together. And then why would you buy an ar 15 rifle for a 14 year old.

[@michelle7377]

My heart just breaks for the family and loved ones of these victims. Absolutely heartbreaking.

[@carlettewilliams]

My heart breaks for the parents of the students too, I am a Mom, and also a retired Elementary teacher, and my heart goes out to the parents of the children, the families of the teachers. Also, for the child, who did the shooting, who clearly has mental disorders…And his father too, who buys a 14 year old child a gun…

[@-youtalkingtome]

‘The countries latest school shooting.’” A statement that should have never had to be made.

[@toyajackson556]

There has been another one since then.

[@adeadcommunistisagoodcommunist]

😂😂😂😂

[@adeadcommunistisagoodcommunist]

😂😂😂😂

[@SovermanandVioboy]

Murica!

[@LunarSault23]

This is America

[@mikeharvey2748]

He’s being tried as an adult which means he will NEVER leave prison. There’s no parole, no possibility of parole for anyone convicted of felony murder or malice murder you don’t get parole in the state of Georgia.

[@davidhandyman7571]

The judge said there were two possible sentences. One was life without parole and the other was life with the possibility of parole.

[@alrighty6898]

Would they keep him away from gen pop in prison? Seems like the nasty adults in prison might try to SA the boy unless he’s protected

[@oliviawestbrook9695]

@@alrighty6898 he wouldn’t be transferred to adult custody until he turns 18

[@danawaldrop4930]

@@alrighty6898 What is "gen pop" please?

[@PumpkinPatches13]

⁠@@danawaldrop4930general population

[@katieann8540]

The fact that the kid wasn’t crying in the courtroom and his dad was crying in the courtroom speaks volumes 🗣️

[@michael49022]

I never saw the kids face, when did you see it?

[@pixpusha]

The dad has enough sense to pretend he's crestfallen. I'm not buying it. He should have thought of that when he gave his kid a gun.

[@pillowbugg]

Throwing your life away at 14...unreal. RIP to the victims

[@chasehedges6775]

IKR!

[@williamjktkd]

Throwing your fathers life as well...

[@PrayerOfMannesah]

Yep and he looks like a girl he will have a rough time

[@dannyt7269]

Hearing some of how his childhood was, it makes a little more sense why he didn’t care and wanted to inflict pain on others. Like the saying goes, “Hurt people hurt people.”

[@susancraigo8218]

​@williamjktkd This would have not happened if Dad didn't buy him assault pew pew.

[@masonkanterbury3007]

He's rocking because he can't believe he will be held accountable for his very deliberate actions.

[@elizabethgrassi9444]

No.......he is detoxing from substance.......that's what addicts do

[@thegreypath1777]

Too darn bad. This is one parent that definitely needs to be held accountable.

[@bunnyr9598]

You rock to self-soothe

[@HunterB738]

Trying to look insane

[@lilg2300]

​@@bunnyr9598 Not as astable adult.

[@beng4647]

I wonder how many parents will go to jail for life before others take note.

[@beadedlife247]

My thoughts also. Start holding people accountable. This child is under age, and the parents’ responsibility.

[@Fendogs.]

If your kid is troubled you should call the police on them and have them locked up for life before this happens

[@michaelmoody3737]

​@@beadedlife247 then the child should be charged as a minor. Make it make sense. He is aware enough to be charged but not enough so the he alone faces the consequences of his actions. You people are sick.

[@rastadaddio8949]

@@michaelmoody3737 he's not facing the consequences for his actions alone. his father is also being charged.

[@AxelordSMIJES]

More than have so far, sadly.

[@bethanyblevens9430]

Why does a father think he should get his FOURTEEN year old son a gun?! What does a 14 year old need a gun for?

[@anabelleigh5745]

HIs father enabled his behavior by purchasing the gun, taking him deer hunting and helping him learn to shoot, smearing deer's blood on his face, and then giving him access to a weapon of mass destruction.

[@ImListeningToReason]

Assault rifle... Designed for one purpose.

[@conniecrawford5231]

Actually, the father gave him the gun when he was still 13y.o. !

[@TheUberninjaChannel]

@@anabelleigh5745 all guns are technically “weapons of mass destruction”

[@IvanKristiansen]

What do you need a gun for ?

[@loreneRa]

Should be charged 1,900 counts for terrorizing minors.

[@h.neubert8770]

he terrorized the whole country too, secondarily

[@US2A]

​@@h.neubert8770 your scared of him?

[@h.neubert8770]

@@US2A not personally, however as a European who lives in the States, this country has way too many shootings for comfort. And what makes me mad, is that poor communities have lived with this gun violence on the daily. That makes me really mad. The roots of gun violence in its many shapes has been visible for a LONG time

[@h.neubert8770]

@@US2A yes and no. Not personally, but what he represents, amongst many other shooters, 384 this year alone for 3+ victims since January 1st. I mean, that's wild. Single victims or two victims don't even count. 100.000 injured every year in the US, what is this? Children are scared to go to school ffs

[@jaesall3519]

Even tho I don't like parents being blamed for the crimes of their kids because some kids can't get the sense beat in to them but this one that dad has to get life, why does a 13yold need a rifle for? Guns are not toy especially for immature people.

[@JOYOUSWARRIOR]

This dad bought this gun for his son after there were behavior concerns raised for his son. He is a POS for buying this kid a gun. I am glad parents are being held accountable for destroying so many victim famlies.

[@ladydove5895]

What mentally-charged sick parent buy their kid an assault rifle, whether for any reason or occasion.

[@TonyAparicio-y2w]

@@JOYOUSWARRIOR totally disagree with parents being charged like this !!! This new generation of kids don’t listen and we can’t watch these kids 24/7

[@jan4u69]

@@TonyAparicio-y2w Why is he buying a gun for a 14 year old kid with behvior problems he needs to rot in prison.

[@TonyAparicio-y2w]

@@jan4u69 he bought that rifle last ur for Christmas

[@Mjan-81]

⁠@@TonyAparicio-y2w okay, then why did he buy his troubled son a gun a year ago? It doesn’t matter, kids should never have access to a gun without a responsible adult around. I know there are some kids that go hunting with their dad or grandfather but they are responsible and they’re only using it when they are going out hunting and when they are around their with an adult. No 13 year old should ever be gifted a gun that they have easy access to and if you really think that they should and the parent should not get in trouble then you have serious issues and you’re part of the problem.

[@biiigsportsguy6148]

How does a 14 yr old even get an AR 15 to school? He can’t drive

[@LeafyIsGay]

backpack bus

[@scgilmore87]

He likely had it disassembled in his backpack and either took the bus or his father brought him to school.

[@SovermanandVioboy]

dude rly? murica and murica.

[@realjoecast]

@@scgilmore87 even disassembled a typical AR-15 is fairly large, even a short barrel would be rather hard. would've needed something like a sports back pack to sneak it in that way. Also possible just what ever security precautions the school has were not followed.

[@22ashley.nicole22]

@@realjoecastI honestly think he probably brought it and then hid it somewhere before classes started for the day. Classmates are saying he left the room and then when he tried to come back in the shooting started. I’m assuming he didn’t take his entire bag out of the classroom with him and Im not sure any teacher would see that and not question why a student is trying to leave mid class with their entire bag.

[@trlp31]

So...he got in the school and 30 minutes passed, and no one knew a gun was present?

[@stephenkolostyak4087]

...and then he wandered around with a weapon and nobody noticed.

[@sharonmiakos4092]

Why would you buy your son an assault rifle when he had issues last year that warranted the FBI to investigate it? A 14 year old doesn’t need an assault rifle.

[@SullyBrock2011]

Not an assault rifle.

[@damidnightgolfer]

Because authorities insulted his manhood and parenthood. He was the most perfect dad ever and wanted to prove to the world that his son could handle that firearm with ease and ain't no way he would ever shoot up a school.

[@donniesmith8779]

@@damidnightgolfer And now we know, he was wrong.

[@cbeel3873]

Wasn't an assault rifle. But you're right about everything else. He should not have given the kid a rifle, he should have gotten him into therapy. He also should have gotten himself into therapy to deal with his rage. The whole family is screwed up. Dad, Mom, Kid. I hope the rest of their kids find a way to make it into adulthood without turning into any of this...

[@michaelmoody3737]

They didn't have any evidence that the accusations were true. Other wise he would have been charged. His father like most parents believed their child was telling the truth. You don't get to decide when or what age is acceptable to be given a gun. The AR platform is the most commonly gun own in the US. It is a sporting rifle not an assault weapon.

[@loo9225]

What do these parents think troubled children will do with such weapons? Parents are responsible for upbringing, and schools are responsible for keeping children safe. NO lives should be lost in schools.

[@gaylehudson7267]

SOME PARENTS ARE HELD GUILTY FOR THEIR CHILDREN'S VIOLENCE. OTHERS ARE NOT. YES. I AM SCREAMING.

[@THISSNAME]

@@gaylehudson7267I THINK YOU SHOULD GO SEE A THERAPIST BEFORE YOU DO SOMETHING TO SOMEONE WITH ALL YOUR RAGE. 😳

[@LaffeeTaffeeGG]

Sadly, I think many of these parents think that giving their kid a gun will help the kid "vent" their anger through shooting a powerful weapon. They don't believe in therapy, or they think therapy isn't working, and the kids will take out their emotions on the target down at the gun range. It's supposedly harmless because what we see the kid shooting is just a paper target. What the kid sees is other kids, teachers, bullies, and everyone that's made their life miserable. And the kid is probably thinking to themself how nice it would be if it were the real thing.

[@morganmiller8010]

​@@LaffeeTaffeeGGI agree with you 100%. These are usually people that don't believe in therapy and think that "letting of some steam" will help them instead. Totally backfires and costs innocent lives.

[@harvyt257]

@loo9225 think? Hes a high school drop out.

[@michelleanderson8370]

Elizabeth has such a calming and soothing voice...she is very easy to listen to even when the topic is as horrendous as this one

[@amyjohnson8607]

I agree. She should start an ASMR channel.

[@kellyrob4296]

Except as a reporter she, or any other journalist , shouldn’t be mispronouncing several words out of a 20 minute broadcast….

[@BettiePagan]

@@kellyrob4296in a perfect world…and we are clearly not in one. Just listening to her delivery of this story was heartbreaking, imagine being the one having to tell it to us all. I think she did very well in maintaining a professional, respectful, and gentle tone, and to me that matters more than a small handful of word-slips wherein most of us are socially educated enough to fill in the blanks. She’s also filling in for Jesse Weber, consider that she didn’t have much time to revise the script or more impressively, was entirely reliant on a teleprompter. We’re all just human.

[@kellyrob4296]

@@BettiePagan I feel like her delivery would be fine, if she was telling us - the audience - a STORY. Since this is a harrowing true story that happens over & over with sickening regularity AND since she is supposed to be a journalist on a highly regarded network, at least judging from its popularity, she could maybe fumble a word or a pronunciation but not four, plus. That’s just the part I watched.

[@everettscott4745]

I absolutely agree with you, and was thinking the same.

[@MeBihhhh]

The mom only doing 46 days of a 5 yr bid tells you all you need to know about these small communities in Georgia

[@AlessiaBlue]

How on earth was this kids mom released ON BOND after a previous violent felony charge and jail time and then afterward attacking and kidnapping a 73 year old woman just months after release!!! This family all needs to be in jail for life. These poor kids and teachers who were killed and all the others harmed and terrified. So senseless.

[@OneMeanArtist]

People keep voting democrat, that's how.

[@jacobbaran]

​@@OneMeanArtistSorry bro, tell your lies somewhere else. Georgia has a Republican governor, a Republican AG, Republican DAs, and Republican Senate majority. Are you seriously that brainwashed to make such a comment without giving it a single thought of your own? Pretty pathetic.

[@jillruben8924]

I’m trying to find the whole story. Any help would be appreciated. I’ve heard awful things about the Mom?

[@mekashute8852]

@@OneMeanArtist But I bet these people are not democrat.

[@TacticalFemboy]

@@OneMeanArtist Funny you say that seeing how these are clearly republicans.

[@hailalmightypower]

I live in Barrow county. And let me tell you the damage it has done mentally here. It has changed our home.

[@coll4455]

I’m so so sorry. I’m a high school coach and i literally can’t imagine. My heart goes out to everyone in this area. ❤

[@Cts2024-xj7sv]

@@hailalmightypower I’m right down the road from you in Jackson. Have family in Winder and it’s very upsetting for the community. Having that conversation with my children was heartbreaking. So sorry for you guys.

[@Theguy.fromthething]

Just up the road in Oakwood everybody's on edge. The atmosphere is completely different now.

[@Tired603]

❤❤❤

[@Tired603]

@@Cts2024-xj7sv❤

[@joanmackinnon3378]

Elizabeth, you are a breath of fresh air. Love your voice and your calm demeanor. 💕

[@minshewsdad]

She’s an amazing reporter!

[@juniorfletcher8256]

And she is beautiful AF❤❤❤❤❤Geeze

[@saradavis6505]

I thought the same thing, very beautiful voice.

[@saja2981]

That’s how terrorists are made Not by religion But disturbed households Or mental disturbance

[@spirit13the1st6]

EXACTLY

[@nancyfuller4901]

Name your kid Colt-very telling. The insanity starts in the home.

[@findmypulse]

Maybe but they also had a farm with horses when he was young

[@American-bean.45]

A horse name is bad?

[@ChessVolnutt]

@@American-bean.45 Colt Python is a revolver.

[@Citizen-xx]

I think he has a cool name.

[@juliaatkinson486]

@nancyfuller4901 I take issue to your comment, as it is completely offensive. My son is named Colt, he is not named for the reason you insinuated above. Not that it is any of your, nor anyone else's business, it is a family name. Your assumptions are rude and frankly inappropriate. This is a very sad and heartbreaking situation, and my sympathy goes out to all of the victims and families affected. It is clear the system failed this child. With that being said, don't drag other children with that same name, into a stereotypical situation simply because of a "name". Additionally, we have known other children with this same name, so I'm probably not the only Mother feeling this way. Please check yourself, do better and stop your reach. Thanks!

[@jaydez_]

Seems like the whole family is off the rails. Looking through FB posts about the aunt, wow

[@thegreypath1777]

@jaydez_ : It doesn’t seem like this kid had much of a chance.

[@Skq-p8p]

Do u have nothing better to do lol? Genuinely curious

[@StopSelfDoubting]

Yeah. Dysfunctional since birth it looks like.

[@MJ-nn2eb]

@@Skq-p8pdo you?

[@Skq-p8p]

@@MJ-nn2eb fool said looking thru fb posts of the aunt rn🤣😭😭🤣😭 loser

[@Urm0m-ism1ne47]

I couldn't imagine the pain these families are feeling, something needs to change... He was at the school for only two days, barely knew these people. This kid is pure evil...

[@SinCityBluffrat]

“This kid” was groomed to be unstable, and then fully armed by his parent. He wasn’t just “born evil”. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Did you watch the entire video before commenting that so callously? His mother was a drug addict who was not that present in his life. She had a criminal history of drug use, violence, and theft. His father reportedly had domestic violence against the mother. So this kid was raised through violence and abuse. Then he was bullied at school to the point of anxiety attacks that he went to the school counselor for. His father GIFTED him the rifle. There is no excuse for what he did, but this wasn’t because he was “simply evil”.

[@coffeemug3009]

I think what he need is a strong and proper rehabilitation process instead of adult prison. He grew up in terrible circumstances and had no one to guide him. What he did was evil but he was not born evil.

[@dalepxp8963]

It wasn’t the Gun’s fault.

[@Ricardoricardo7]

@@SinCityBluffrat but why would he kill innocent people because of that...that is still evil

[@Noface678]

@@SinCityBluffrathe was definitely evil in the moment he committed the act. I don’t get why you people downplay these type of behaviors. Evil people become evil through those type of scenarios you described. All he had was malicious intent and typically mass murders ponder for many months, years about these heinous acts before they actually commit them. Tough life doesn’t always produce evil people.

[@hoodflix7544]

That sheriff gave a beautiful statement. Way to bring ur community together after such a horrific tragedy.

[@cardinalncube5510]

Life without possibility of parole for both father and son would send a strong message to gun owners out there to take more responsibility for the behavior of their children.

[@penelopesimpsonadams624]

And get rid of their AK's.

[@void779]

@@penelopesimpsonadams624what? What AKs? He used an AR-15 not an AK?

[@joanuk]

Why would a 14 year-old boy on his second day at a new school do this? 😢

[@nancymcmonarch]

Sounds like he was bullied at his prior school, and when it happened again on the first day at his new school, he was distraught. That's no excuse, of course, for shooting anybody.

[@eagleeye2300]

Mental illness, for notoriety, violent video games/movies....

[@caribooskidoo3997]

Kid was even named after a gun. I'll bet his middle name is 45.

[@thegreencat9947]

His middle name is Harley Davidson.

[@TrigTrig]

Judging by the brain damage that runs in the family, I'd assume he's named after the gas station malt liquor

[@SCSilk]

With a name like Colt Gray, he could be a rifleman or a football quarterback. Which makes sense, since they’re both interested in the shotgun.

[@thegreencat9947]

@@SCSilk Football quarterback would be Dewshwan Comitewallah.

[@SCSilk]

@@thegreencat9947 think 👨🏼‍🦱

[@LisaFerguson-lw8il]

I simply don't understand a parent buying an Assault Rifle for his 14 year old child.

[@JanelleDankyi-Boateng]

@@LisaFerguson-lw8il That makes two of us

[@MDuude310]

Now that's what I call a terrible father.

[@ChronicGamer420]

I mean, we dont know the full story yet, remember innocent till proven guilty But when hes found guilty, i agree with you.

[@gaylehudson7267]

What about the fathers of children who do little else besides violent crime?

[@THISSNAME]

@@gaylehudson7267Did he exclude them as being terrible fathers? I didn’t read that. 😐

[@SomeTheorist9090]

​@ChronicGamer420 he didn't acknowledge his daughters gender and tried to push her to be more like a man... Now they are going to throw her into a male jail... Her dad should have been arrested the second he didn't acknowledge that he had a daughter and not a son.

[@davedronski7749]

I hate math too but this is ridiculous!😂😅😥

[@CharleneWagner-u7s]

His son had already been investigated and he still gave him a gun. 😢

[@bigmike6853]

His dad will pay a heavy price for buying his son an assault rifle AFTER being questioned about his son making a school shooting threat!

[@grantgillum8768]

An AR-15 isn't an "assault rifle," please stop buying into that misinformation

[@SullyBrock2011]

Not am assault rifle

[@michaeltammaro482]

STOP with ASSAULT rifle BS already.

[@TacticalFemboy]

@@SullyBrock2011 ​ @michaeltammaro482 s n o w flakes

[@thewang666]

@@SullyBrock2011 what was it then?

[@solochica81]

This society is so sick, violent and disturbing. I really hate this culture. 🤮

[@houseadams4841]

Get over yourself… You sound pretentious.

[@rtqii]

@@houseadams4841 You sound like a Trump supporter.

[@spacemanspliff7983]

​@@rtqii So they have common sense. Don't know how you find that an insult, but we all know how demented liberal minds are.

[@TarquinTheTall]

Telling people to 'get over themselves'​@@houseadams4841 just because they quite rightly feel terrified of what is going on in US society is worse than pretentious, it's completely ignoring this epidemic taking children's lives in your country and the devastating effect it has on everyone.

[@Nicolewhite743]

Its your Country .

[@Ghost-Rider667]

It's times like these that make me glad I don't have kids.

[@kayleer9554]

100%

[@actual_doge3221]

Yeah, can't trust the govt with the future.

[@maryrye707]

@@Ghost-Rider667 glad mine has graduated! Its crazy

[@MOBROOKS]

Same

[@MOBROOKS]

Same

[@stephenclarke7650]

The statement " the countries latest school shooting" is chilling. its become way to common.

[@michaelchambers7691]

People need to exercise their 2nd Ammendment and arm themselves. Use preventative measures.

[@HarnicaLLC]

@@stephenclarke7650 too

[@MegaRussell12]

@@stephenclarke7650 it’s an easy way to become famous if your a loser. The media practically celebrates every shooting, and the perp becomes a household name.

[@craftygirl947]

Being the attorney forced to defend this individual for your job is crazy. No one wants to defend him.

[@susan-oc9cb]

My thoughts are with the family and community. The 4 individuals we lost are so precious.

[@oceancat0450]

I spoke to soon when I defended his father. Turns out this father and his mother have been abusing this kid and his sisters their entire lives. Especially the mother. This kid didn’t have a chance being born to this couple.

[@Swt5ihrok]

It must have been horrendous because Colt, in his mind, murder and facing the prospect of life in jail was the better option than living with his family. 😢

[@dyawr]

Even without that, there is absolutely nothing to defend once u hear him buy a 14 y.o. child (with violent tendencies too) a war-grade lethal weapon.

[@rickyshappenings]

Where did you get that information? Do you know it to be true, or is it gossip?

[@Ava-km7tl]

@@Swt5ihrokbro he is so not a victim in this situation. He could have broken into a bank or anything else without harming people to go to jail. But he chose to murder not just one but FOUR people. Wouldn’t one guarantee you spend at least most of your life in jail? And why not just be a normal kid and run away or call CPS if you’re that unhappy. He chose to take 4 other people’s lives. It’s hard for me to boo-hoo for him

[@dawnatkinson7704]

Plenty of people experience FAR WORSE abuse and they don't murder people That excuse won't wash.

[@synful3826]

As a father, a gun owner, a veteran, this was very irresponsible for the parents to allow a child access to a weapon system outside of a red ryder bb gun.

[@martinrps13]

As a father, a gun owner, a veteran; my daughter got a rifle at 9, pistol at 12, AR-15 at 15, and now a silencer at 18. All kept in her bedroom with the ammo. Age isn't the issue!

[@free_fades]

@@synful3826 the “singular problem” would not be gun laws and it’s much larger than accessibility. It’s the inability of the common, proud American to see themselves in the parents of shooters. They yap like this dad did, and the kids listen and become worse versions of them

[@FuturenrsShabish]

@@martinrps13I’m curious why you gave your 15 yr old an AR15?

[@thegreypath1777]

@@martinrps13 - You are sick.

[@georgeallen4495]

@@martinrps13 Exactly!!

[@socaliguy81]

Too many times, these killers are raised by people who have little interest in being parents.

[@katiehale4411]

I appreciate your somber demeanor reporting such sad news for us here in Georgia.

[@RPlavo]

So it’s open season on guns in Georgia?

[@sherryweems8579]

FINALLY CONSEQUENCES for nonparenting!!!!!

[@Juke582]

@@sherryweems8579 it’s not that! It’s breaking the laws in place now!

[@heerrjj]

No way my child would ever step foot in an American public school.

[@TastyBadger]

Home Schooling is what loving parents do.

[@cassball7]

I made it through the NYC school system. There were fights outside but I was never scared to go to school. Went on to an Ivy leave school and now graduate school. However, these school shootings need to end!

[@heerrjj]

@@cassball7 my family and I all went through public school and ended up up CNAs, doctorates, lawyers, finance, and public school teachers…. but no way I’d do it now.

[@Timlareit]

@@heerrjjhey nobody cares

[@MyDyerMaker]

The Nashville shooting by the confused girl was in a private school.

[@gbailey3159]

These parents ABSOLUTELY FAILED their kids!

[@BunnyLang]

Horrific! If Colt Gray had a mental health issue, which if he's threatening this a year before it happened, why didn't the family, school district, and Dept. of Family services, etc. step in to get him counseling, and oversee there were no guns in the home? Neglectful all the way around.

[@Juke582]

@@BunnyLang the kid lied and no probable cause to force anything against their rights! Cops hands are tied!

[@loomsvr]

Georgia doesn't have a red flag law. That means even if they found it a credible threat they wouldn't be able to take the guns.

[@derbykitty666]

He looks like he is transitioning.

[@BunnyLang]

@@Juke582 I heard it said he posted something on social media, but I could be wrong.

[@BunnyLang]

@@derbykitty666 What does that have to do with anything?

[@voltz53]

How could he get a rifle into school ? He couldn't get it past a bus driver...so did his negligent father drop him off that morning carrying a rifle ? ... did the shooter stash it outside the building beforehand ?...if so, how could he get it there since he didn't drive !!... Did his father encourage this ? ... I don't want to hear about bullies as some sick justification either when it was his 2nd day there !! This whole situation is maddening !!!

[@sebastianbillings7807]

I’m ignorant of firearms .. but would it fit in a duffle bag ? Like a gym bag ?

[@dreamingwonder8757]

It was a portable gun. A smaller one that could probably fit in a school bag. Either that, or he somehow had it stashed somewhere in the school. Either way, traumatizing.

[@Robert-ms2qs]

@@voltz53 could’ve had a short barrel and foldable stock. Or he could’ve just took out the two pins and had the rifle in two pieces and then it fits in a backpack

[@melanieearly3450]

I heard he brought it in an instrument case

[@jayleerodriguez2164]

EXACTLY!!! HE KILLED PEOPLE HE DIDNT EVEN REALLY KNOW WTF

[@Dark._.lord._.lol1]

I was in that school when it happened. I was in the hall when it happened, it was so horrible to see.. all the shooting and yelling.. the dead body on the ground.. My boyfriend and his little brother lost both of their friends. I pray for those poor families that lost their loved ones 🙏🏻🕊️

[@jennilynmae]

Hugs

[@samuelsmashups]

Prayers and I’m sorry to hear this

[@Fifi_Is_My_Name-O]

I love Elizabeth Milner's delivery. Her voice and her calm, unbiased tone is much appreciated. She reminds me of Walter Cronkite (and that's a huge compliment) because she just reports the news rather than sensationalizing it like so many other news outlets do. Well done Elizabeth!

[@angiepearson8909]

The right of perpetrators/assailants are absolutely astonishing compared to the victim’s rights, it’s absolutely disgusting!

[@joycemayfield2690]

What sane adult buys a high powered weapon for a 14 year old child. Kid doesn't stand a chance with such an insane father.

[@pattykochenower4222]

And mother !

[@kiddharper7778]

That’s what they do in the country. You won’t believe how many parents bought the kids guns.

[@deliriouswhome1]

Something seems off about the father quote "buying the gun" for his child. I doubt he simply bought the gun and didn't have regulations in place , when the child could be in possession of it. I think , in the end the fathers actions will seem a lot less intentional, the more things come out. It's not really insane for a father and son, to shoot guns at a shooting range or makeshift targets out in the woods.

[@Valentin-ve6ms]

MERICA!

[@VintageTeak]

​@@deliriouswhome1 he bought the assault rifle for a child after he knew his son had made threats about shooting up a school. And, he allowed the child to keep the assault rifle after he knew the child was having mental health issues. He's culpable under the law for negligent homicide.

[@chATTY0613]

If a person cant drive, cant drink, and cant vote - then he has no business owning a gun. It is definitely right to hold his father accountable as well.

[@BillyTurner-vb3hf]

My brother and I had our own gun's when we were seven years old thanks dad

[@LIVEMETRIX187]

i’m 19, can’t legally drink in the usa but you think i shouldn’t have the 2A yet i have to work full time and overtime to survive? just to die to a criminal that’s armed?,HAHAHA.

[@melanieearly3450]

@@LIVEMETRIX187You should actually be treated like a full adult or not by whatever age when it comes to drinking guns etc. But there is no reason for a 14 yr old to ever have an ar15

[@LIVEMETRIX187]

@@melanieearly3450 without supervision, yes, with supervision it’s fine.

[@amandawalker7739]

Just illuminates how backwards the usa is.

[@LisaShaw1]

Your reporting and delivery is outstanding.

[@kathiewool4292]

Why can’t he face the death penalty? He killed 4 people. Just curious. Dad needs to stop feeling sorry for himself.

[@MeliFella]

because he's 14, and evidently georgia law doesn't allow minors to get the death penalty.

[@rebikhalifa8375]

@@MeliFella federal law*

[@sundaypiper5762]

He didn't hear about the Crumbleys?

[@donnamarie-]

I was thinking the same thing!!

[@billlam7756]

He/they look sick just like that kid. See what they have in common? Queerness

[@MartinVonMartian-ut4mh]

most people dont pay attention to the news or true crime

[@FabiolaRVela]

Ppl with THOSE beliefs and that love for weapons and those weird interests don’t care. They just don’t think it will happen to THEM for some reason. I remember when that happened with the Crumbleys there were weirdos making excuses and defending them. This guy is probably one of those weirdos. They don’t see anything wrong with allowing gun access to their troubled kids

[@scgilmore87]

​@@MartinVonMartian-ut4mh except Colt Gray was obsessed with true crime, especially school shooters, like he kept a scrapbook on them and was particularly interested in the Parkland shooter.. and he basically ran a Bryan Kohberger fan page on tiktok... absolutely disturbed kid.

[@Panda_Biscuits]

"Remember hurt people, hurt people," is an excuse. There is no excuse for this type of behavior. Period. Imagine being a victim in this situation and someone has the gall to try to paint the person that just destroyed your family as a victim.

[@refinnej5302]

Right? When I hear that I think about how I pushed people away when I was hurting or said something mean, not murder!

[@Hezar_Y]

@@refinnej5302 literally, not an excuse to kill somebody lots of people had a harder life then this Kid but they didn’t end up killing somebody, they are making an excuse

[@whatabouttheearth]

Violence transference is a real psychological phenomenon, that isn't saying that someone who was formally abused should not serve justice if they abused someone else later. But it is true that there is a large amount of reproduction of trauma/violence among victims of violence.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Violence transference is a real psychological phenomenon, that isn't saying that someone who was formally abused should not serve justice if they abused someone else later. But it is true that there is a large amount of reproduction of trauma/violence among victims of violence.

[@SinCityBluffrat]

It’s not an excuse, it’s an explanation. The kid DID hurt people because he was hurt. Acknowledging that motive doesn’t excuse the crime.

[@cathyjackson5959]

I live in Athens, Ga which is about 45 mins away. So sad for all!! My Heart goes out to the community of Winder❤🙏🏻🕊❤️. Just as an afterthought listening to your video-Winder is pronounced wine-der. Thank you for showing this-I had to be at work so I missed it. Such a terrible tragedy for everyone🙏🏻🕊

[@PamelaAltamura]

Absolutely DISGUSTING 😢😢😢😢 RIP TO THE VICTIMS sad😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@tjpopsit]

For public safety to be "proud" of anything right now is THE PROBLEM.

[@cagneyconner5811]

Preach

[@elainemorgan6205]

This makes no sense. Obviously this could have been a whole lot worse and of course more needs to be done but those he mentioned did all they could. Do you really need to bash the words of comfort he gave to the survivors? Is that what you got out of the story? That is terribly sad.

[@tjpopsit]

@@elainemorgan6205 "We're proud" is very comforting?

[@dakat1726]

They should both be sentenced to spending years confined with Sarah Boone, listening to her rants

[@JuliahFL]

and a tight suitcase

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

Wow, I wouldn’t last long if I had to listen to those! Lol

[@violette80]

'it wasn't intentional!' 🤢🤮🤯

[@terripebsworth9623]

That's just cruel.

[@David-ly7zy]

?????

[@marcosjuarez7809]

That 14th-year-old boy has committed a crime of an adult.

[@crosbyllc5426]

Parents stop giving your mentally disturbed children guns as gifts, unless you want to be in court fighting for your life... Parents have been getting away with negligence of firearms or giving easy access to children who they know aren't right in the head... And family of the victims have had enough, and the nation has had enough...

[@a.florschutzcamplin9011]

But, America will Never Change 😢😢😢😢😢

[@a.florschutzcamplin9011]

​@@heikechilds2816HE knew exactly what he was doing.

[@Brancaalice]

Is it only America kids are mantaly disturbed? No, it opportunity the parents give them to do their awful deed. This father take him to kill animals, as if he the one gives life for the animals entitled dad. Killing are for deed you hangry that set.

[@kwest5171]

It's all such a gods damned waste of life, the victims, the shooter, even the shooter's dad. Why, as a parent, do you NOT take the cops coming to your house seriously? How do you get your kid a gun that has zero uses other than taking human lives after that?? URGH, ignorance, bad parenting, negligence, jfc. And the kid's mom was a drug addict. Why do we ignore kids that throw off red flags and not get them help?

[@penelopesimpsonadams624]

I am so glad I chose not to have children. One of the reasons never included school shootings. We need huge changes. This is the 30th mass shooting in eight months. The numbers are so atrocious we cannot even grok them.

[@michaelfairchild]

You noticed this is getting more frequent. Mental instability due to social media and some parents not giving a F about their children.

[@nelsonlittle2186]

True that!

[@AllAboutPurple]

It has nothing to do with social media 😂 students back in Columbine shooting days barely used social media.

[@Calle.Hutch..]

It’s been on a big incline since 2018. Mental instability and neglectful parents are a huge part of it, but the environment that kids are in at school these days also plays a role. I think social media definitely contributed to the environmental and social changes at school and is a part of the problem.

[@SinCityBluffrat]

I’ve said this all along. Children aren’t getting worse by themselves. This is parents handling smart devices to toddlers and letting the unfiltered internet groom and teach them without parental interference or guidance. These kids’ minds are so desensitized by the time they hit puberty, and they don’t have the real life emotional skills to adequately handle real life situations without exploding.

[@eagleeye2427]

@@AllAboutPurple It somehow contributed. What kids and adults see on social media…

[@mistiemerritt6376]

How did he get the AR in the school,& NO ONE NOTICED?!? Do they not have police patrol at the school all day???? WTF 😳

[@THEPRK]

LOL. Parents who wouldn`t dare give their kid access to a credit card , but will buy them a gun .. I can`t see the sense of letting a child own a gun

[@rubenruiz2162]

Why would a responsible father with a tiny speck of common sense gift his 13 year old son a semiautomatic rifle? Especially after being aware his son had threatened to perform school mass shootings? And there he is, sobbing like a little girl after he literally ruined his kid’s life, took the life of four innocent people and injured many others? SMH!

[@thegreypath1777]

Plus, ruined his own life.

[@Ava-km7tl]

I bet a lot of little girls are stronger than he is and not nearly as self-pitying

[@summertimedesigns]

A responsible adult wouldn't.

[@nancymcmonarch]

Look what he married though, consider how he let her treat his own children, and check out the tattoos. Doesn't seem as though common sense was a factor in this disaster.

[@newhorizon4066]

"Why would a responsible father with a tiny speck of common sense " - Not applicable here, sorry.

[@mrbgrow]

This is why everyone shouldn’t have kids. Parents clearly did nothing to help this kids mental well being like ever.

[@GoatDust]

Try rephrasing this as “this is why not everyone should have kids.” Your statement makes it seem like nobody should have kids.

[@MrsEricClaus]

That's definitely how I took it 😢​@@GoatDust

[@InsighterofTech]

@@mrbgrow you worded it wrong. If everybody had no kids life would be gone

[@Stabsnipers]

@@GoatDust Nobody should have kids.

[@seekingthetruth2748]

I didn't. I understood exactly what the OP was saying.

[@yecad]

Seeing the row of loved ones was empowering but also extremely heartbreaking. He stole and destroyed so many lives that awful day.

[@cynthialopez9950]

And when are we holding the FBI responsible?! Clearly someone can’t do their job right. Rip those families.

[@beadedlife247]

I’ve been saying this! Over and over! They should be held account for anyone who “gals thru the cracks”. There are far too many. Are they even doing their jobs???

[@lilg2300]

?

[@LadyGodiva771]

The fbi had no just cause to arrest him. There is a legal standard for that. No red flag laws in Georgia.

[@TeaLoungeNYC]

That's been my question.

[@coreygraham860]

@LadyGodiva771 Red flag laws are a non-sequitur since it's already illegal to make threats. I don't see why the FBI couldn't have had local police arrest him unless there's some loophole in Georgian law.

[@ninastanek3388]

14 and an AR15? America is crazy.

[@SullyBrock2011]

I'm 13 and have a PSA 16 ar15 rifle.

[@abebuckingham8198]

Gabby Giffords got shot in the face by a mass shooter and had dedicated her life to protecting the 2nd amendment. She's a democrat. That's how insane Americans are when it comes to guns.

[@Gloccbabyjah]

@@SullyBrock2011 yea illegally lol

[@ninastanek3388]

@@SullyBrock2011 You shouldn’t.

[@SullyBrock2011]

@@ninastanek3388 Give me 5 reasons why. I have been around guns since I was 4,I've been through hundreds of gun related classes,and I regularly train. Don't assume things,that's idiotic.

[@Al3xJ0n3s]

What's even more disturbing is the dozen times he's had contact with a high-profile FBI agent within the last year.

[@bigdopamine9343]

He hasn’t. Stop spreading BS.

[@onmywayto8083]

​@@bigdopamine9343 he WAS on fbi radar. You stop.

[@THISSNAME]

Wait, it was more than once??

[@cod16p]

@@bigdopamine9343he was deemed a threat and was interviewed by the fbi last year for threats he made online where tf have you been buddy?

[@kennyalbert3692]

​@@bigdopamine9343the boy was on the FBI's radar who reported him to local authorities.I can't say it was 3 times but the boy and the father were visited and questioned by law enforcement in May 2023 and that's no BS lady

[@stressless2997]

This channel consistently offers an amazingly clear and accurate summary of current events. Thank you!

[@julieschubert6341]

Parole for killing 4 people??? I think not.

[@JohnDoe-jh5yr]

@@heikechilds2816 This kid is barely a teenager.

[@Gesus111]

@@JohnDoe-jh5yr he should get life in prison

[@zlfenn]

A 14 year old shouldn't even have guns at all? Why buy the kid such a dangerous weapon?

[@michaeldantzler7626]

@zlfenn it's not about giving a kid a gun. I owed a rifle/ interchangeable shotgun at 10. It's about how parents conduct safety around weapons and kids.

[@dmontes133]

You don’t know what you’re talking about.

[@Liberty-Freedom-Outdoors]

Such a dangerous weapon ?

[@mikemiller659]

Dad looking for a way to bond with his son...Just like the mother who gave Her son a gun..So he would have a ...An activity ! She was His First murder as she lied in her bed. Followed by children at Sandy Hook Ele. I think the young man was autistic. I understand the motive ..maybe a Flint Lock long gun would have made a better choice.

[@zlfenn]

@@Liberty-Freedom-Outdoors are guns not dangerous lol? 90% around people over the world are killed by guns. Military use it for wars. Police use it for stopping criminals, and now we have 14 year old using it to shoot up a school?

[@JasonBlack66]

OK, so stenographers just speak into a microphone now?! WTF is the point of that over just plain and simply recording the hearings?

[@faithyourfear6401]

Exactly! I just don't get it. The Karen Read trial was the first time I've seen it. Drove me nuts.

[@AS-jt9di]

He's "very happy" that teachers stood "in the gap between evil" and their children. I am glad the teachers reacted quickly but... it shouldn't be up to teachers to stand in the gap between an active shooter and children. They aren't getting paid to be human shields and we shouldn't expect that of them.