13-Year-Old Georgia Boy

Parents of a 13-year-old Georgia boy who gunned down his teacher seize the chaos of the immediate aftermath, bundling their son onto a flight to Rome and igniting an Interpol arrest that snarls U.S.-Italy diplomacy. Locked in custody themselves, they cast long shadows over White House maneuvering—their swift evasion clashes against the governor's extradition push and Italy's death penalty blockade, transforming a juvenile crime into a transatlantic moral gauntlet where familial desperation frays threads of international justice.