Teenage Convicts REACTING To LIFE Sentences in PRISON

I don't know, welcome back to our YouTube channel, the third day after my

teenage

r and her boyfriend who killed his father learned their fate in court, today the

teenage

rs stabbed Hall Set 70 times, tried to dismember and burn his body and steal his car in an attempt. to flee in April 2021 your son is the victim and the murderer is your granddaughter, can you talk about that? Well, she is not my granddaughter, where did the evil come from that turned into assault that murders her own father? Welcome back to our YouTube channel after On the third day of learning after marrying someone, a young woman and her boyfriend each received a

life

sentence with the possibility of parole for the murder of the girl's father.

Sierra Halseth, 16, and Aaron Guerrero, 18, both confessed to the murder of Daniel Halseth, who was 45 years old. Daniel was discovered in the garage of his home in the northwest part of Las Vegas four days later, on April 14. . The teenagers were arrested in Salt Lake City. 555 days credit for time served, which is an aggregate total sentence of

life

in

prison

. In the Nevada Department of Corrections with the possibility of parole after 22 years, both Sierra and Guerrero were found guilty by District Judge Chiara Jones and received the maximum sentence of life in

prison

with the possibility of release after 22 years for count one . be sentenced to 48 to 120 months in the Nevada Department of Corrections.

Well, two, you will be sent to life in the Nevada Department of Corrections with the possibility of parole after 20 years plus 24 or 60 consecutive months in Nevada have been served. Department of Corrections, but a daily increase in weapons. Additionally, the court ordered the offenders to pay restitution of five thousand dollars. Today the two defendants pleaded guilty to all charges against them, which included murder with a deadly weapon, intentional robbery with conspiracy to commit robbery with a deadly weapon, and four counts of fraudulent use of credit or debit cards. question is, while Aaron seems to be breaking down, why does Sierra seem bored, maybe even a little tired, maybe there is more to her person than meets the eye?

You sure aren't laughing now October 22, 2013 Philip Chisholm, who was in ninth grade at the time, committed an unthinkable act. The killer knew exactly what he was doing and never showed remorse. I hate Colleen's killer and I will never forgive him for that. One day in 2013, Chisholm had been asked to stay after school by a supposedly positive Colleen Ritzer, who was well known for going out of her way to help her students; However, today she had no idea that the hourglass that represented her life was about to run out. Chisholm followed Ritza put her in a bathroom murdered her robbed her assaulted and abused her then put her body in a dumpster before dragging it behind the school Chisholm then went to town and used Ritz's credit card to buy a movie ticket the police found Philip the next morning and to his surprise he still had Colleen's blood on his hands all of that worked cover the trash can the mask and you didn't even wash your hands put this animal after bars to the maximum possible sentence don't give this coward the opportunity to destroy another family's life co-directing the murder of Ritz, aggravated rape and armed robbery were all charges against Philip Chisholm in the indictment that was handed down.

He was tried as an adult and in February 2016 was given a sentence requiring him to spend the minimum of 40 years behind bars. This report will impose the mandatory life sentence for the murder of Pauline Richer instead of his release eligibility date. conditional of 25 years the highest level is Lara Loud Chisholm will be 54 years old when he has his first chance at freedom handcuffed and released in front of Colleen's family dressed in her favorite color, pink, the moving tribute that did not seem to confront this teenage murderer who showed little to no remorse for this horrible crime in the state of Wisconsin.

Antonio barbao and Nathan papay were found guilty of the gruesome murder. of an elderly woman who was only 13 years old last September when Antonio Barbeau and his friend Nathan Pop went to Barbeau's great-grandmother's house, the two beat 76-year-old Barbara Olsen to death with a hammer and an ax and then They stole her purse. The case claims that Antonio and Nathan conspired with Rob Antonio's great-grandmother, ultimately using that portion of the money they stole to buy marijuana and pizza, the subsequent events of which saw the elderly woman beaten and then attacked. with an ax often seemed like something out of a horror movie, however, Barbeau changed his plea from not guilty of mental illness or defect to no contest after reaching a plea deal.

Myself, I'm not sure why, but not that. I mean, no. I took someone's mother, your grandmother, sister, friend, when she had no right to do so, but she did not go as planned, as the court imposed the worst possible sentence on her. 10 year old boy, can you respect our bylaws as they are? Right now we are looking at a 10-year-old boy facing life in prison. I don't understand that they are not adults, they are children. Babo was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. Additionally, the court decided that Nathan Pape, 14 years old. He should spend the rest of his life behind bars too.

I just want to say that I'm really sorry for everything that happened, I'm actually sorry for every single thing that happened that day, so what do you think these kids committed heinous acts against an unsuspecting old lady? His crime definitely deserved a harsh sentence, however, would rehabilitation have been a more appropriate punishment or was the judge right? If you have any questions, a judge sentenced the youngest gunman to consecutive life

sentences

in prison nearly three years after he and his friends terrorized Osicola County with random shootings that resulted in the deaths of Tunisia and bystanders. Conrad Shafer, now 18, offered his condolences to the victims' families.

I don't know if he was in his position. I feel the same before. At the beginning of the shooting, Schaefer managed to persuade his father to purchase a .45 caliber High Point carbine, as well as one hundred rounds of ammunition. He then allegedly waited until his father returned to bed, took the gun out of the house and that's it. how the neighborhood horror story started with my grandson, he was my helper, my wife and I at that time, my family and I had no intention of forgiving the culprits because of such a heinous and brutal crime they did to my grandson in all groups at this time.

Inside the courtroom, Schaefer pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder in connection with the outbreak of violence that kept neighbors in suspense for more than two weeks as gunshots penetrated their homes and vehicles more than 22 times at 15 years old. I mean, that's what's hard to understand if this was a 15-year-old who was out, you know, with a semi-automatic rifle shooting in Osceola County. After the conclusion of the hearing, the judge said that Schaefer would face the death penalty if he was three years older than him. Now I'm so sorry, it doesn't mean anything to you, I haven't even changed the way you feel about me, although I probably It will not change what the families feel, but given his age at the time of the crime and his signs of remorse perhaps there is hope for this young man but what do you think foreign number 2017-115 the jury having returned a guilty verdict on the charge of first degree murder jury has reached a decision in the indictment of Matthew Borges 18, accused of beheading Lee valoria Paulino in December 2016.

He is alleged to have murdered Lee, a fellow student at Lawrence High School, while they were both studying over there. Boar reported to police that he and Paulinho smoked marijuana together in November. 2016, which was the last time he was seen alive, a dog walker on the banks of the Merrimack River found Lee's body two weeks later and the details were grim. As I got closer, I saw her actually sniffing a particular area, so I pulled her along. back and when I looked I questioned, you know, I thought I saw a dead body, but he wasn't too sure, uh, because you know he was missing some limbs.

Borges was not considered a suspect at first, but suddenly everything changed. Prosecutor Jay Gabito said in his closing arguments that there was a mountain of evidence pointing to his guilt. Prosecutor Jay Gabito said in his closing arguments that there was a mountain of evidence pointing to his guilt. Is the defendant guilty or not guilty and if guilty guilty of what and according to what theory, according to investigators, Borges allegedly stabbed the 16-year-old victim many times before cutting off her head so that the body would not be identified, if it is From a definitive board, Matthew is only guilty of the first charge. degree murder according to the theories of deliberate premeditation and extreme atrocity and cruelty when he received the sentence, we see that Boar shows no emotion or signs of feeling his expression seemingly empty of him.

He was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison with the possibility of parole only an option after 30 years.