A Snapchat picture of what seemed to be a school shooting threat written on a bathroom wall alarmed law enforcement in Crawford County, Georgia and Crawford County, Ohio.
The picture circulated on Facebook where many people expressed concern.
So did Crawford County, Georgia find a school shooting threat written on their bathroom walls?
Sheriff Scott Kent In Crawford County, Ohio said he got the FBI involved once they heard about the threat via social media.
The FBI found they couldn't connect it back to Ohio, but saw that it was tied to a lot of social media posts in Crawford County, Georgia.
Georgia's Crawford County Police Chief Ty Matthews said they were informed of the threat the day before it was said to happen.
"Monday afternoon at approximately 10 minutes after 4:00, my school officer called and said they had received a call at the police department about some graffiti on the wall threatening a school shooting," Matthews said.
The picture led Matthews to believe it was either at Crawford County Middle or High School. He immediately contacted Principal Ed Mashburn. They checked that night and the next morning.
"I went to every bathroom, male and female, before school started. My custodians got to school, they went around and checked the bathrooms just to make sure that I didn't miss anything. We didn't find anything on any wall in any bathroom," Mashburn said.
Meanwhile, the same picture was on Sheriff Kent's radar in Crawford County, Ohio. He got the FBI involved and said they saw the picture being shared in Georgia, so he notified Matthews.
"They called and offered their assistance, told us what they had heard, what we had heard, sort of compared notes back and forth. From what I understand, they have also checked up there and found no credible evidence," Matthews said.
So we verified that Crawford County in Georgia and Ohio do not have a school shooting threat written on their bathroom walls.
"We checked Monday afternoon. We checked three times yesterday, and we checked again this morning, but there's nothing on our walls," Mashburn said.
Law enforcement and school leaders in Crawford County, Georgia and Crawford, Ohio said they don't know where the message is written, but there are 12 Crawford Counties in the United States.
Kent said they couldn't trace it back to the original post, but they're still investigating.