Griffin supports woman who killed sons in nursing home

GRIFFIN - A woman who shot her two sons to death in a nursing home because they were suffering from Huntington&#39;s disease has widespread support in Spalding County. <br> <br> Henry Moxley, a retired pharmacist, said, &#34;I don&#39;t think there is anything the law can do to her that hasn&#39;t already been done to her.&#34; <br> <br> Sixth-three-year-old Carol Carr is charged in the June eighth killings of Randy and Andy Scott. <br> <br> Superior Court Judge Ben Miller said Thursday that he&#39;ll wait for the results of a psychological evaluation before deciding whether to free Carr on Bond. <br> <br> District Attorney Bill McBroom said that before recommending bond he wants to be assured that Carr won&#39;t harm herself or be a risk to her remaining son, James Scott, who also suffers from Huntington&#39;s disease. <br> <br> McBroom said, &#34;I just want to make sure we&#39;ve done everything we can to make sure she doesn&#39;t hurt herself or someone else.&#34; <br> <br> Carr surrendered to police after the shootings and has been in the Spalding County jail under a suicide watch. She attended her sons&#39; funeral under guard last week and then was returned to jail.

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