GRIFFIN - A grand jury could decide Thursday whether to indict a woman accused of fatally shooting her two sons in a nursing home because they suffered from Huntington's disease. <br>
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Carol Carr, 63, of Hampton, has been in jail since the shootings June eighth at the nursing home in Griffin, 35 miles south of Atlanta. <br>
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Spalding County Superior Court Judge Ben Miller denied bond for Carr earlier this month. He said he had ``grave concern'' that Carr would hurt herself or someone else if released from jail. <br>
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Carr is charged with two counts of murder in the shooting deaths of her sons at SunBridge Care and Rehabilitation Center. <br>
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Randy Scott, 42, and Andy Scott, 41, both suffered from Huntington's Disease, a degenerative disorder that causes excessive twitching, and eventually, dementia and death. <br>
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Another son plans a rally for his mother Thursday.
