Students at trial for dad of alleged school shooter recall horrifying moments

The prosecution in the trial of Colin Gray, whose son is accused of opening fire at Apalachee High School in 2024, called 23 witnesses on Tuesday - many of them children who survived the shooting. The students testified they are still suffering, both physically and mentally, after the deadly shooting. Skyler Henry reports. During the emotional testimony, students described the harrowing moments of the shooting, recounting how they hid under desks, heard gunshots echoing through the hallways, and witnessed fellow students being injured. Many expressed ongoing trauma, including anxiety, nightmares, and difficulty concentrating in school settings. Physical injuries ranged from minor wounds to more severe conditions requiring ongoing medical treatment. Colin Gray faces charges related to his alleged role in providing his son with access to the weapon used in the shooting. The prosecution is attempting to establish that Gray knew or should have known about his son's intentions and failed to take appropriate action to prevent the tragedy. The defense maintains that Gray had no prior knowledge of his son's plans and could not have reasonably foreseen the attack.