Georgia school shooter handed victims’ families ‘life sentence of trauma’, court hears
Colt Gray attends court for a status hearing at the Barrow county courthouse on 9 December 2025 in Winder, Georgia. Photograph: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenColt Gray attends court for a status hearing at the Barrow county courthouse on 9 December 2025 in Winder, Georgia. While adults around him missed warning signs, she said, he decided to bring the gun and to pull the trigger.“Those decisions were his and his alone,” she said.
- ▪Colt Gray attends court for a status hearing at the Barrow county courthouse on 9 December 2025 in Winder, Georgia.
- ▪Photograph: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenColt Gray attends court for a status hearing at the Barrow county courthouse on 9 December 2025 in Winder, Georgia.
- ▪While adults around him missed warning signs, she said, he decided to bring the gun and to pull the trigger.“Those decisions were his and his alone,” she said.
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Colt Gray attends court for a status hearing at the Barrow county courthouse on 9 December 2025 in Winder, Georgia. Photograph: Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenColt Gray attends court for a status hearing at the Barrow county courthouse on 9 December 2025 in Winder, Georgia. Photograph: Getty ImagesGeorgiaGeorgia school shooter handed victims’ families ‘life sentence of trauma’, court hearsColt Gray, who was 14 at time of attack on Apalachee high school, admits 55 charges including four counts of murderRichard Luscombe and agencyFri 24 Jul 2026 15.52 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe wife of a teacher killed in a high school shooting in Georgia two years ago told a court on Friday that the families of the four victims had been handed “a life sentence of grief and trauma” by the…
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