New details are emerging in the deadly shooting at a Georgia high school last week that took the lives of four people and injured nine others.

William Bringham has more.

Jeff, the mother of the 14-year-old suspect reportedly contacted Appalachian High School 30 minutes

before the shooting began to warn of a quote extreme emergency regarding her son.

During a 10 minute phone call,

Marcy Gray asked a counselor to find her son,

but school officials were not able to locate him in time.

This has raised even more questions about how yet another

tragedy unfolded despite some warnings being sounded ahead of time.

For more on the latest developments we are joined by Chase McGee of Georgia

Public Broadcasting. Chase, thank you so much for being here. So the mother makes this

phone call, two school officials saying, please find my son. Do we know anything more about the

content of that call or what might have prompted it?

While we don't know much about the content of the phone call, We have some reports from her and her family,

the mother and her family, about what might have prompted it.

She says she received a message from her son

that concerned her to the point where she decided it would be best to call a school official.

While we don't know what was in the content, like I said, it obviously prompted them enough to take action

that a school administrator left to seek out the algebra class

where the suspected shooter was in however we know by the time that the school

administrator got to that classroom, the shooting started just minutes later.

And apparently there was some confusion because I take it he was new to the school and there was another student with a very similar name that might have caused some confusion.

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