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See smaller Alex Crain makes his first appearance before a Collier County judge via a live television feed at the Collier County Courthouse in Naples on Thursday afternoon. Crain, a 14-year-old boy from Golden Gate Estates will be charged as an adult in the shooting deaths of his parents last December. Judge Vince Murphy set bond at $1 million. Tristan Spinski/Staff

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Alex Crain makes his first appearance before a Collier County judge via a live television feed at the Collier County Courthouse in Naples on Thursday afternoon. Crain, a 14-year-old boy from Golden Gate Estates will be charged as an adult in the shooting deaths of his parents last December. Judge Vince Murphy set bond at $1 million. Tristan Spinski/Staff

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  • Alex Crain makes his first appearance before a Collier County judge via a live television feed at the Collier County Courthouse in Naples on Thursday afternoon. Crain, a 14-year-old boy from Golden Gate Estates will be charged as an adult in the shooting deaths of his parents last December. Judge Vince Murphy set bond at $1 million. Tristan Spinski/Staff
  • Alex Crain makes his first appearance before a Collier County judge via a live television feed at the Collier County Courthouse in Naples on Thursday afternoon. Crain, a 14-year-old boy from Golden Gate Estates will be charged as an adult in the shooting deaths of his parents last December. Judge Vince Murphy set bond at $1 million. Tristan Spinski/Staff
  • Family members of Alex Crain console each other outside the courtroom following Crain's first appearance before a Collier County judge at the Collier County Courthouse in Naples on Thursday afternoon. Crain, a 14-year-old boy from Golden Gate Estates will be charged as an adult in the shooting deaths of his parents last December. Judge Vince Murphy set bond at $1 million. Crain's Defense attorney, Brian Bieber, spoke with members of the press following the court session and said Crain's psychological condition was a direct cause of shooting.Tristan Spinski/Staff
  • Defense attorney Brian Bieber speaks with members of the press following Alex Crain's first appearance before a Collier County judge at the Collier County Courthouse in Naples on Thursday afternoon. Crain, a 14-year-old boy from Golden Gate Estates will be charged as an adult in the shooting deaths of his parents last December. Judge Vince Murphy set bond at $1 million. Bieber repeatedly told reporters Crain's psychological condition was a direct cause of shooting. Tristan Spinski/Staff
  • Defense attorney Brian Bieber speaks with Collier County Judge Vince Murphy as Alex Crain makes his first appearance at the Collier County Courthouse in Naples on Thursday afternoon. Crain, a 14-year-old Golden Gate Estates boy, will be charged as an adult in the shooting deaths of his parents last December. Judge Murphy set bond at $1 million. After bond was set, Bieber told reporters Crain's psychological condition was a direct cause of shooting.Tristan Spinski/Staff
  • Judge Vince Murphy sets bond for 14-year-old Alex Crain at $1 million during Crain's first appearance at the Collier County Courthouse in Naples on Thursday afternoon. Crain, a Golden Gate Estates boy, will be charged as an adult in the shooting deaths of his parents last December. Crain's defense attorney, Brian Bieber, told reporters Crain's psychological condition was a direct cause of shooting.Tristan Spinski/Staff

Alex Crain makes his first appearance before a Collier County judge via a live television feed at the Collier County Courthouse in Naples on Thursday afternoon. Crain, a 14-year-old boy from Golden Gate Estates, will be charged as an adult in the shooting deaths of his parents last December.

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