A jury in Georgia has found Colin Gray, the father of the suspect in the Apalachee High School shooting, guilty on all charges, including second-degree murder. Gray is accused of being reckless when he did not restrict his son's access to guns, despite knowing his son could cause harm. The jury deliberated for an hour and 48 minutes before finding Gray guilty on 27 charges. Two other cruelty to children charges had previously been dropped. No trial date has been set yet for Gray's son, Colt Gray. The trial began on Feb. 16 and ended on Day 9 with testimony from students and teachers who survived the shooting.