A father’s reckoning: Colin Gray, the dad of the teen who carried out a deadly school shooting in Georgia, has been sentenced to 15 years for his role in the tragedy. Found guilty in March for failing to stop his son’s rampage — which killed two students and two teachers — Gray’s downfall was sealed by evidence including a notebook detailing his son’s violent plans and his own neglect of warning signs. The judge called him a failed parent for ignoring his son’s online behavior and failing to secure firearms, including a rifle allegedly gifted by his own father. This marks the third U.S. case where parents face criminal charges for their child’s mass shooting, signaling a growing legal reckoning over parental accountability in gun violence. Prosecutors sought 80 years; defense asked for 10 — the judge landed at 15, with murder and manslaughter sentences running concurrently.
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