Colin Gray Trial Moves from Barrow County Amid Concerns of Jury Bias in Apalachee High School Shooting Case

Colin Gray Trial Moves from Barrow County Amid Concerns of Jury Bias in Apalachee High School Shooting Case
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Colin Gray, the father of the Apalachee High School shooting suspect, will not be tried by a Barrow County jury, as a judge ruled on Thursday due to potential bias in the community. The trial is expected to be relocated, with options including moving to another judicial circuit or bringing in a jury from elsewhere, as both the defense and prosecution expressed concerns about impartiality due to extensive pre-trial publicity. Gray faces 29 charges related to the incident, including two counts of second-degree murder, after his son, Colt Gray, was indicted for the September 4 shooting that resulted in four deaths and multiple injuries.

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