Colin Gray to testify in trial over son's school shooting obsession
Colin Gray is set to testify in his own trial on Friday, as defense attorneys informed the court on Thursday. The prosecution argued that Gray spent money on firearms and accessories for his son, who has a fixation on school shootings, despite the family's apparent financial struggles. Testimony revealed that the family had difficulties securing funds, raising questions about their priorities. During the proceedings, it was noted that Gray's son had previously been convicted of serious crimes, including a murder charge. The court also heard about the family's challenges in managing their finances, with indications that they had relied on loans and other financial assistance. Judge Nicholas Primm emphasized that Gray cannot be compelled to testify and would inquire about his intentions first thing Friday morning. The trial continues to unfold amid significant public interest and concern regarding school safety and gun control.
