The 15-year-old accused of killing two students and injuring at least 14 other people at a Kentucky high school had his first court appearance Thursday.
Officials haven't identified the gunman. Because it's currently a juvenile case, the proceeding was closed — so only court personnel, victims, their parents and the suspect's parents were allowed in.
He's charged with two counts of murder and 12 counts of first-degree assault. Prosecutors say they'll push to move the case out of the juvenile court system and added that the charges could change. A grand jury is expected to meet next month.
The shooter walked into Marshall County High School on Tuesday morning shortly before classes started. Officials say a total of 18 people were hurt.
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15-year-old students Bailey Holt and Preston Cope died after the shooting Tuesday. Holt died at the school. Cope died at a hospital.
Holt's mom said her daughter called her during the shooting, but didn't say anything. She said Bailey wanted to be a nurse.
"She was beautiful, so sweet, funny," said Johanna Davis, a friend of Holt's.
Additional reporting from Newsy affiliate CNN.
