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    The 14-year-old boy who is allegedly responsible for a school shooting in Georgia, has appeared in court for the first time

    The 14-year-old boy who is allegedly responsible for a school shooting in Georgia, has appeared in court for the first time


    Colt Gray faces four counts of first degree murder, for the death of 2 students and 2 teachers on Wednesday.

    His father Colin Gray also appeared - charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter and child cruelty.

    Families of victims attended the court appearance, and media were allowed to film due to the high public interest.

    Both Gray's will remain in custody and are next due in court in December.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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