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"It is clear you failed as a parent," the judge told Colin Gray, who was found guilty earlier this year on charges stemming from the deadly 2024 school attack.
Prosecutors argued that Colin Gray bore responsibility for the 2024 shooting because he had given his son a gun and failed to act as the teen’s mental health deteriorated.
NYTimes – US "It is clear you failed as a parent," the judge told Colin Gray, who was found guilty earlier this year on charges stemming from the deadly 2024 school attack.
BBC News – World "It is clear you failed as a parent," the judge told Colin Gray, who was found guilty earlier this year on charges stemming from the deadly 2024 school attack.
Colin Gray is the father of Colton, who was 14 when he opened fire at Apalachee high school in Georgia in 2024 The father of a teenage student who killed two teachers and two classmates in a Georgia high school shooting two years ago was sentenced on Thursday to 15 years in prison for providing his son with the weapon used in the attack. Colin Gray’s offenses, the judge Nicholas Primm said during the sentencing hear…
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BBC News – World Israeli police arrested 10 people following weekend attacks by West Bank settlers on a US journalist and European diplomats, as well as Palestinians harvesting olives. The arrests came amid a seasonal spike in settler violence during the Palestinian olive harvest. US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee called the arrests "a very positive development." Rights groups say most inquiries into such assaults rarely lead to results.
BBC News – World A major fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta killed four service members and injured dozens, Prime Minister Mark Carney said. The blaze began Saturday and spread beyond the base into surrounding rural areas amid fierce winds. Carney called it one of the worst peacetime tragedies for Canada's armed forces on Canadian soil.
Sky News – World A Kenyan court has convicted self-proclaimed pastor Paul Mackenzie of 191 murders—190 children and one adult—for leading a starvation cult. Mackenzie, who ran the Good News International Church, was accused of ordering followers to starve themselves and their children to death. His wife Rhoda Maweu and about 29 co-accused were also found guilty. Mackenzie had denied ordering the victims to starve in order to "meet Jesus."
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