Fayetville Georgia, police say 16-year-old Hydi Cain is missing. She was last seen leaving her home early in the morning wearing her pajama pants, a sweatshirt, but no shoes.


Cain's mother, Sidney Fyffe, is asking for help, seeking any information about her daughter's whereabouts.  Fyffe points out that police are involved, but even with their help, there is still know word on where she might be.  At this point, Cain is considered a runaway. 

Hear Sidney Fyffe's plea. 

Fayetville Georgia, police say 16-year-old Hydi Cain is missing. She was last seen leaving her home early in the morning wearing her pajama pants, a sweatshirt, but no shoes.
 Cain's mother, Sidney Fyffe, is asking for help, seeking any information about her daughter's whereabouts.  Fyffe points out that police are involved, but even with their help, there is still know word on where she might be.  At this point, Cain is considered a runaway. 
Hear Sidney Fyffe's plea.

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Georgia Mom Pleads For Help: Where is Hydi Cain?

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The family of Mississippi teenager Nolan Wells demands answers alongside civil rights leaders as rewards in his suspicious death case reach $175,000. New Mexico Supreme Court rules hospital body camera footage and a teenage cheerleader's confession cannot be used in murder trial for her newborn baby. California man facing murder charges after allegedly shooting his mother outside a police department and hiding her body inside her car.

The family of Mississippi teenager Nolan Wells demands answers alongside civil rights leaders as rewards in his suspicious death case reach $175,000. New Mexico Supreme Court rules hospital body camera footage and a teenage cheerleader's confession cannot be used in murder trial for her newborn baby. California man facing murder charges after allegedly shooting his mother outside a police department and hiding her body inside her car.

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Rebecca Grossman,  convicted in the 2020 hit-and-run deaths of brothers Mark and Jacob Iskander, is fighting the court ordered payout to the boys' parents. She was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. Through a wrongful death civil lawsuit,  Grossman was ordered to pay $21 million in punitive damages and $176 million in compensatory damages, totaling $197 million.  Will the Isakander family ever see the money? 

 

Rebecca Grossman,&nbsp; convicted in the 2020 hit-and-run deaths of brothers Mark and Jacob Iskander, is fighting the court ordered payout to the boys' parents. She was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. Through a wrongful death civil lawsuit,&nbsp; Grossman was ordered to pay $21 million in punitive damages and $176 million in compensatory damages, totaling $197 million.&nbsp; Will the Isakander family ever see the money?&nbsp;
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Colt Gray, 14, opens fire at his Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia. He fatally shot four people and injured several others. 

The FBI first investigated Colt Gray in May 2023 after receiving a tip about a school shooting threat via Discord, a gaming chat platform.

Father Colin Gray told investigators he had been teaching his son about "firearms and safety" and how to hunt. He stated that if his son had made any threats, he "would be mad as hell and then all the guns would be taken away."

Colt denied making threats. After the investigation, Colin Gray purchased his son an AR-15-style rifle as a gift.    Colt Gray smuggled the rifle into school inside his backpack and opened fire in a math classroom and a hallway.   

There were four  fatalities: two 14-year-old-students,- Mason Schermerhorn and Christian Angulo alongside teachers Richard Aspinwall  and Cristina Irimie. Eleven people were injured.  

Evidence presented during h trial revealed that Gray deliberately planned the attack for months to achieve internet notoriety. Prosecutors showed that he was heavily active in an online "true crime community" and deeply obsessed with previous mass murderers, specifically Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz. His electronic devices contained thousands of photos of Cruz.    Gray pleaded guilty to all 55 criminal charges against him, including four counts of malice murder.  

During his sentencing hearing, Gray laughed out loud during on of his surviving victim's impact statements. 

Joining Nancy Grace today: 
Sonya Turner - Mom of two Apalachee High School students
Chris Hubbard - Father of school age children.
Brian Claypool -  Trial Attorney, Instagram: brian.claypool.  
Dr. Jillian Peterson – Forensic Psychologist & Associate Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Hamline University (St. Paul, MN); Expert on Mass Shootings and Violence Prevention; Author: “The Violence Project: How to Stop a Mass Shooting Epidemic”
Chris Grollneck (Dallas, TX) Active Shooter Expert, Managing Principal for Active Shooter Prevention Project (ASPP) LLC., Author: "Qucik Series- Law Enforcement Guide to Responding to Active Shooters;" IG & TikTok: @aspp_pro, YouTube: @cgrollnek
Chase McGee - Senior Newsroom Producer, Georgia Public Broadcasting  
Marylynn Ryan - VP of News, Georgia Public Broadcasting 
Sydney Sumner - CrimeOnline Investigative Reporter

Colt Gray, 14,&nbsp;opens fire at his Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia. He fatally shot four people and injured several others.&nbsp;
The FBI first investigated Colt Gray in May 2023 after receiving a tip about a school shooting threat via Discord, a gaming chat platform.
Father Colin Gray told investigators he had been teaching his son about "firearms and safety" and how to hunt. He stated that if his son had made any threats, he "would be mad as hell and then all the guns would be taken away."
Colt denied making threats. After the investigation, Colin Gray purchased his son an AR-15-style rifle as a gift.&nbsp; &nbsp; Colt Gray smuggled the rifle into school inside his backpack and opened fire in a math classroom and a hallway.&nbsp; &nbsp;
There were four&nbsp; fatalities: two 14-year-old-students,- Mason Schermerhorn and Christian Angulo alongside teachers Richard Aspinwall&nbsp; and Cristina Irimie. Eleven people were injured.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Evidence presented during h trial revealed that Gray deliberately planned the attack for months to achieve internet notoriety. Prosecutors showed that he was heavily active in an online "true crime community" and deeply obsessed with previous mass murderers, specifically Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz. His electronic devices contained thousands of photos of Cruz.&nbsp; &nbsp; Gray pleaded guilty to all 55 criminal charges against him, including four counts of malice murder.&nbsp;&nbsp;
During his sentencing hearing, Gray laughed out loud during on of his surviving victim's impact statements.&nbsp;
Joining Nancy Grace today:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Sonya Turner - Mom of two Apalachee High School students</li>
<li>Chris Hubbard - Father of school age children.</li>
<li><a href="http://&nbsp;www.claypoollawfirm.com">Brian Claypool</a> -&nbsp; Trial Attorney, Instagram: brian.claypool.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li><a href="http://theviolenceproject.org/">Dr. Jillian Peterson</a>&nbsp;&ndash; Forensic Psychologist &amp; Associate Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Hamline University (St. Paul, MN); Expert on Mass Shootings and Violence Prevention; Author: &ldquo;The Violence Project: How to Stop a Mass Shooting Epidemic&rdquo;</li>
<li><a href="http://www.ASPPPRO.com">Chris Grollneck</a> (Dallas, TX) Active Shooter Expert, Managing Principal for Active Shooter Prevention Project (ASPP) LLC., Author: "Qucik Series- Law Enforcement Guide to Responding to Active Shooters;" IG &amp; TikTok: @aspp_pro, YouTube: @cgrollnek</li>
<li>Chase McGee - Senior Newsroom Producer, Georgia Public Broadcasting&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>Marylynn Ryan - VP of News, Georgia Public Broadcasting&nbsp;</li>
<li>Sydney Sumner - CrimeOnline Investigative Reporter</li>
</ul>

SCHOOL SHOOTER 14, MURDERS 4, LAUGHS-OUT-LOUD AT SURVIVOR 

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Georgia Mom Pleads For Help: Where is Hydi Cain?

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