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own colorful reaction to it. All right. The shooting yesterday in Georgia Appalachie High School,

four dead, two students, two teachers,

nine more people hospitalized with injuries, and the shooter in this case, even though he's 14,

he has been identified. And what people don't understand is how the police could have been investigating him last year for posting threats allegedly online.

Nothing happens.

And a year later, he shows up with an AR-15.

Cody Gray, Colt Gray, rather, is his name.

Let's get on the line here now.

Brad Garrett, ABC News, Crime and Terrorism analyst. Brad, how are you?

I'm good, John. Thanks.

It's a lot to cover here, but the thing that we found out this morning is that he was interviewed

by law enforcement last year for allegedly posting threats online,

photos of guns.

What have you heard about this?

What's true?

And how could he still show up at school with an AR-15?

So let's go back to May of 2023, and that's when the FBI at their threat center received an anonymous tip of someone threatening to shoot up a middle school.

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