The mom of the accused Apalachee High shooting suspect told family she called the school Wednesday morning before the shooting to warn of an emergency, according to a family member. Annie Brown, Colt Gray's aunt, told 11Alive Marcee Gray called the school that day to warn about the possibility of an "extreme emergency." The information was also published in a lengthy report Saturday by the Washington Post. The newspaper reported Marcee Gray texted Brown, who is her sister, that she told a school counselor her 14-year-old son needed to be found immediately. Colt Gray is now facing murder charges after four people were killed and nine others were injured on that day, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/news/special-reports/apalachee-high-shooting/apalachee-high-shooting-suspect-mom-contacted-school-before-shooting/85-eab75166-61b7-470d-8a6c-8acb5760a6a8