we turn now to the investigation into the deadly Georgia school shooting the family of the 14-year-old suspect now claims they called the school before the shooting warning of an extreme emergency faith abub is in Winder Georgia with more good morning Faith good morning to you Rebecca the barel county sheriff tells me that the families claims that they warned the school the morning of the shooting is misinformation he says he's heard of No Such call but his deputies are investigating the timeline of events this morning new questions about whether there were missed warning signs ahead of a Georgia school shooting that killed four people and injured nine others it's a school it's supposed to be a safe place for kids this move perp come on the accused Gunman's Aunt telling ABC News roughly 30 minutes before the shooting at aalach High School in Winder coach Gray's mother called a school counselor to warn of an extreme emergency his mother Marcy gray speaking to ABC News overnight saying she tried to get him the help he needed if I could take I would the aunt telling the Washington Post that during the 10-minute conversation a school counselor told Marcy gray that her son had spoken about a school shooting that same morning classmate Laya sarth telling ABC news that a school administrator confiscated a backpack of a student with a similar name a little bit later he came back in with his bag and he said that they weren't looking for him they were looking for Colt moments later the accused teenager allegedly opened fire outside the classroom door and Rebecca the alleged shooter and his father are both facing multiple felony charges related to the mass shooting they have not entered a plea in court in the meantime School District officials are not commenting on the Family's claims that they were warned