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Gray is the mother of 14-year-old Colt Gray, who was charged with murder after surrendering to police at the high school on Sept. 4. Authorities say the boy brought an assault-style rifle to school in his backpack and opened fire during morning classes, killing two students and two teachers and injuring nine others.
The mother of Colt Gray, the 14-year-old suspected of opening fire at his Georgia high school, said she last heard from her son the morning of the shooting when he texted her, "I'm sorry, Mom."
Colt Gray’s mother reportedly tried to stop the shooting. On the morning of September 4, Marcee Gray, 43, received a text from her son that read “I’m sorry, mom,” according to a CNN interview...
Marcee Gray, the mother of Apalachee High School shooting suspect Colt Gray, gave her first interview to ABC and explained what spurred her to warn her son's school on the morning of the...
The mother of Colt Gray, the 14-year-old suspected of opening fire at his Georgia high school, was in tears and overcome with emotion while speaking to ABC News. "If I could take their place, I would. I would in a heartbeat," Marcee Gray said Sunday night.
Colt Gray’s mother, Marcee Gray, pleaded guilty in December to second-degree criminal damage of property and criminal trespass-family violence, Barrow County court records show.
Colt Gray, 14, has been charged with murder over the killing of two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Barrow County, outside Atlanta, on Wednesday.
Colt Gray, 14, apologized to his mother, Marcee Gray, on the morning of the mass shooting at Apalachee High School — sending an alarming, cryptic text Wednesday that prompted the mother to...
At the same time, Gray’s mother and maternal grandfather have accused Gray’s father of being verbally abusive toward his family for years. “He was just a good kid, but he lived in an...
The mother of the teenager accused in the shooting rampage that killed two students and two teachers in a Georgia high school last week apologized to the families of the victims in an open letter.