Georgia school shooter had a chaotic childhood and was fixated on mass killings, psychologist says
Summary
Colt Gray, a 16-year-old who killed two students and two teachers in a 2024 school shooting in Georgia, pleaded guilty to 55 charges including murder. A psychologist testified that Gray had a troubled childhood and became deeply interested in mass shootings online, but planned the attack intentionally without hallucinations or delusions.Key Facts
- The shooting happened at Apalachee High School in Georgia on September 4, 2024.
- Four people died: two teachers (ages 39 and 53) and two 14-year-old students.
- Several others were injured, with seven wounded by gunfire.
- Colt Gray pleaded guilty without a plea deal to 55 charges, including murder.
- A judge will decide if Gray can be eligible for parole after hearing more evidence.
- Gray had a chaotic and lonely childhood marked by family drug use, fights, financial problems, and frequent moves.
- He was paranoid and feared teachers and others were against him, also suspecting hacking on his computer.
- The psychologist said Gray planned the shooting carefully and was not driven by hallucinations or mental illness symptoms at the time.
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