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His Son Pulled the Trigger. Now the Father Is on Trial.

Opening statements begin in Georgia in one of the most emotionally charged trials in the country. Colin Gray — the father of a teenage boy accused of killing two students and two teachers — is now facing 29 criminal charges, including second-degree murder. This case isn’t just about a school shooting. It’s about a question that cuts deeper: How responsible is a parent for the unthinkable actions of their child? Prosecutors say there were warning signs: —Therapy sessions where the father described his son as volatile —Allegations of a shrine to a past mass shooter —A high-capacity firearm and tactical gear purchased despite red flags —The defense says that’s not the whole story. In this breakdown, legal analyst Jeremy Rosenthal explains: —Why the murder charge may be the hardest to prove —What “criminal negligence” actually means in Georgia —How therapist statements can be used in court —Why the lesser charges may pose the greatest legal danger —How jurors must separate emotion from law —And what this case could mean for parents nationwide This trial could redefine where parental responsibility ends — and criminal liability begins. 00:00 The 29 charges explained 01:40 Why second-degree murder is a tough sell 03:20 The “red flag” evidence prosecutors will highlight 05:10 How therapist statements factor in 06:40 What happened in the Crumbley case 08:15 The prosecution’s tightening strategy 09:45 The defense’s divide-and-conquer approach 11:00 Jury bias and emotional filtering 11:40 Why the lesser charges may stick 🔔 Subscribe & stay informed with the latest breaking news as our legal experts analyze significant court cases — covering high-profile trials, criminal defense strategies, and the cases shaping Texas and beyond. Our experienced lawyer breaks down complex aspects of criminal law and explores effective legal strategies within the legal process. Understand the intricacies of the current law. 📞 Facing charges in Texas? Call our 24/7 legal team: (972) 369-0577 Or visit us online: www.TexasDefenseFirm.com