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Teen's Father Lied To Boss After Murders At Georgia High School

The manager of a construction company where Colin Gray worked before his son killed four people at a high school testified today in Gray's criminal trial in Georgia. George Clackum was a construction manager at Kevin Price Construction when Gray was a superintendent of projects. 01:44 "Would would you be there on a daily basis knowing what time he left or didn't leave?" "I would not." "If Mr. Gray had a child care issue or emergency, would he have been able to leave work early or miss work?" "Yes, as long as you know, he lets people know what was going on." 02:19 "Was his job flexible in that ... if he did need to leave, he could?" "Yes." "And you indicated that he did, from time to time, take advantage of that flexibility?" "Yes, there's a few times." day of shooting: 03:27 "And at some point that morning, did you receive a call from Colin Gray?" "I did." 04:06 "He told you that he needed to go pick up his son because he's his son had broken his arm?" "Yes." "Did he indicate which son had broken his arm?" "I don't remember." "What was his demeanor like, or what? How did he sound when he said his son had broken his arm?" "Just matter of fact, no, not really emotional way." 05:51 "it's an email that Coley had sent to Kevin concerning something he had to do the next morning." Background: A gunman killed two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, on September 4, 2024. Eight students and one teacher were injured. The victims were Mason Schermerhorn, 14; Christian Angulo, 14; Richard Aspinwall, 39 and a math teacher and defensive coordinator for the school's football team; and Cristina Irimie, 53 and a math teacher. Colin Gray's oldest son, Colt Gray, is awaiting trial on 55 charges, including counts of murder and aggravated assault. The father currently is on trial for 29 charges, including involuntary manslaughter, second-degree murder, cruelty to children and reckless conduct. Prosecutors say he gave his son the rifle used in the shooting as a Christmas gift, despite being told by law enforcement to keep guns away from him. The jury was selected from Hall County instead of Barrow County because of extensive pretrial publicity in Barrow County. The trial is being held at the Barrow County Courthouse in Winder. Nicholas Primm, the chief judge in Georgia's Piedmont Judicial Circuit, is presiding. ****************************************************************************** Subscribe to Legal Affairs and Trials with Meghann Cuniff: https://www.legalaffairsandtrials.com...