CNN/Jackson County Sheriff’s Workplace
Newly launched physique cam reveals the teenager charged within the Apalachee Excessive College capturing telling cops he didn’t threaten to open hearth in his earlier faculty … whereas his father claimed to take gun security together with his son very critically.
The Jackson County Sheriff in Georgia launched the footage late Monday of an investigator visiting Colt Grey and his father Colin — who’s now going through manslaughter costs for the 4 Apalachee Excessive killings — in Might 2023. Regulation enforcement was investigating an alleged risk the then 13-year-old had made on the social media platform Discord.
The teenager totally denied making the menacing remarks about his earlier faculty, telling the cop, “I don’t know. Perhaps they misheard any individual else. No, I swear.” He additionally mentioned he had deleted his Discord account.
The investigator additionally spoke to the daddy, who mentioned he spoke to his son regularly about faculty shootings, and about him being the sufferer of bullying.
Colin additionally admitted having a number of weapons in the home, and that Colt did have entry to them — nevertheless, he instructed the deputy they weren’t loaded.
As for the alleged faculty capturing risk on social media, Colt’s father instructed the deputy … “I don’t know something about him saying (expletive) like that. And I’m going to be mad as hell if he did. After which all of the weapons will go away. And so they gained’t be accessible to him,”
As we reported, the AR-style rifle cops say Colt used to shoot up his new faculty was a Christmas reward from his father.
Two days after this physique cam, investigators adopted up with a cellphone name to the Grey dwelling, and decided there was no possible trigger to cost Colt.
After father and son had been evicted in 2022, they moved and Colt finally enrolled at Apalachee Excessive. Regulation enforcement has mentioned there is no document of Colt’s new faculty being alerted in regards to the investigation into the earlier capturing risk.










