DANGEROUS Kids Reacting To Life Sentences...

I'm very tempted to just say I'm not going to take this sentencing deal, we'll go to trial and if you're found guilty of felony murder you'll go to prison for the rest of your

life

, that means dying there, that's what I'm tempted to do at 16, you knew better than to keep punching that pillow with that little baby head there, that kid had to be terrified, I didn't mean I had to kill Austin, actually, I really did. Do you think I did this? I didn't mean to hurt him. Philip Chisum, 14, is pure evil and evil can never be rehabilitated.

You must imprison this murderer for the rest of his

life

. A ninth grade student who is in court for murder. his school math teacher, Colleen Ritzer, 24, on October 22, 2013. Colleen was known for her dedication to her students and on that fateful day she had asked Chisum to stay after school for lessons Chisum came prepared with a knife, a change of clothes and gloves, followed her to a bathroom where he took her life. His brutality did not stop there, he robbed her, assaulted her and He abused her, then disposed of her lifeless body by placing it in Chisum went to town and used Richard's credit card to buy a movie ticket, however, the police tracked him down and arrested him the next morning, still I had Colleen's. blood on his hands as the magnitude of Chism's crimes is daunting in his courtroom his behavior will leave you in disbelief Philip Chisum faced multiple charges, including murder, aggravated rape and armed robbery throughout the court process.

Chisum showed a surprising lack of remorse even when the victim's father read his The killer knew exactly what he was doing and never showed remorse. His behavior and actions demonstrated a complete disregard for the seriousness of his crimes and the immeasurable pain he had inflicted on Colleen Ritzer's family, even in the face of a moving tribute from Colleen's brother. this animal behind bars the maximum possible sentence does not give this coward the opportunity to destroy the lives of another family Chism remained cold and unrepentant his lawyers claimed he was mentally unstable that did work in February 2016 The court will impose a life sentence mandatory for the murder of Caren Riter and set a parole eligibility date of 25 years, the highest level allowed;

However, while Chism's reaction could certainly be dismissed as an effect of mental illness, the same cannot be said for the case of 19-year-old Brandon Spencer, who allegedly started shooting at a crowded campus Halloween party. from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles I'm sorry for what happened under your feet you don't like prison four people were injured in the shooting but fortunately there were no fatalities that is if you are so determined to kill someone that you are willing to shoot them and at the same time opened fire on the crowd after the shooting Spencer was detained by the Los Angeles Police Department for questioning a couple of days later he was charged with four counts of attempted murder, the prosecution argued during the trial that the shooting was the result of an ongoing dispute between Spencer and a rival gang member and noted that Spencer himself was a documented and known gang member.

I'm not a bad person, but I made mistakes, but I'm not just a gang member who tried to betray me. Despite the horrible nature of Spencer's crimes, his actions during the trial managed to shock everyone present during the trial. Spencer maintained his innocence, but the jury disagreed. Spencer also pleaded his case. The judge sentenced Brandon Spencer. 40 years to life in prison for the four counts of attempted murder when Spencer heard his sentence, this was his reaction; However, while Spencer's behavior attracted attention, it is nothing compared to 15-year-old Conrad Schaer's explosive actions during the trial. A 15-year-old boy who was shooting Schaer with a semi-automatic rifle shocked Oola County when he and his friends began shooting randomly at the residence, resulting in the tragic death of 17-year-old David Guerrero, who was heading to work earlier.

After the shooting, Schaefer had persuaded his father to buy a .45-caliber, 100-round Highpoint carbine. He allegedly took the gun out of his house while his father was sleeping, marking the beginning of the neighborhood nightmare. Conrad Schaefer and three of his friends David damis Victoria Rios and Juan Muriel ter terrorized the community for 2 weeks, including invading the home of 22-year-old Eric Rup Narin and shooting him to death during his trial. Schaefer said this to the victims' families, 15 at a time, I'm so sorry. The things I've done that I know are wrong and I know that my apology means nothing to you.

I know it even changes how you feel about me. Eric Rupnarine's families also seem to agree. Eric was my grandson and he was my assistant. My wife and I at that time, my family and I had no intention of forgiving ourselves for the heinous and brutal crime that was committed on my grandson. Eric Brine Schaefer eventually pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder with over 22 shooting incidents that damaged homes and vehicles, he was sentenced to two consecutive life

sentences

and the judge stated that if Schaer had had just 3 more years, he would have received the death penalty.

However, Conrad Schaer is not alone in his actions in the courtroom, let's not forget the infamous incident. involving 15-year-old Marti Fuller, who faces charges including murder in Kenosha County, Wisconsin. I stopped at the door and looked at him and said, "Oh my God, Mar," I said please, you don't have to do this and he looked at me. and she said yes, I want Fuller broke into her ex-girlfriend's house with a gun and shot her ex-girlfriend to death in her bedroom while she was listening to music. Her mother, who rushed to the scene upon hearing the gunshots, confronted As Salent and was shot twice but survived during the trial and showed little emotion.

Fuller pleaded not guilty but the jury ultimately found him guilty on three counts. The jury finds the defendant guilty of first-degree intentional homicide at his sentencing. Fuller perhaps for the first time in the courtroom. She showed some emotion, however, she continued to assert her innocence and delivered a statement through her attorney expressing her apology to her family. Mr. Fuller prepared a statement that he asked me to read on her behalf. Martis writes from the heart. I wanted to write this offering my sincerest apologies to this family that I once shared time and love with, I am sincerely sorry for the pain you have all suffered over this but most importantly the loss of my ex girlfriend Kaye who I also loved , so I'm sorry despite the hatred against me.

I'm still sorry but I have to remain innocent because I am and I know I've barely shown emotion throughout my time but in all honesty it's because it's hard to have tears to cry knowing that my mother lost a son one of her children too, but I am sorry and I hope that everyone can eventually see in their hearts and in their vision that I am not the person that the media has presented me as a judge; However, he was not convinced that Fuller could do better in the future. is a very

dangerous

and damaged human being, so in the interest of protecting the public and recognizing the seriousness of these acts, the court orders that, for the first count, he be sentenced to life in prison without the right to extended supervision despite the seriousness of his sentence.

Fuller didn't seem to be greatly affected, however, as we saw Fuller unconcerned by his line, it reminded me of Jennifer's strikingly similar response to me when I left. She was in the corner. I heard the first shot after the first gun I ran at 15. Jennifer I became popular. as the hiccup girl due to her sudden attack of uncontrollable hiccups, she even appeared on shows and events, she was eventually cured and her popularity ended, but Jennifer was not satisfied that she needed fame, so she, her boyfriend Lamont Newton and another friend, Lauren Rayford, set up After a robbery with victims she had met online, the trio lured a 22-year-old man to a vacant house where they robbed and fatally shot him, taking $50 as a reward, as if Jen's offenses Jer were not enough, her behavior in court will leave you stunned at 19 years old she was arrested on charges of first degree murder during her trial this recorded call she made to her mother while she was in custody was played for the jury hello hello mom hi J what's going on I'm in ha why you in ha from I Mur in the first degree who did you kill who are you trying to kill Jennifer no one was supposed to happen like this Jennifer was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole The co-defendants Jennifer, Raford and Newton were also sentenced to life in prison for their role in the murder, however, when emotions run high in court, the actions of Jennifer, Alysa Bustamante and I leave us questioning sanity itself.

They slit her throat and Alissa said she did and that's when grandma, uh, grandma collapsed and she started crying. Alissa Lante was a troubled 15-year-old girl living with her grandparents and siblings in St Martin's Missouri on October 21, 2009. Bustamante lured her neighbor Elizabeth Ulton, 9, into the woods behind her house, strangled her, He stabbed her and cut her throat. of the innocent girl and then buried her in a previously dug grave. I wonder what it would be like to just kill someone to see someone's life slip away. I wonder if she then went to a church dance like nothing had happened if you thought about it.

Bustamante's crimes were reprehensible prepare for his shocking conduct during the trial police found Ultan's body 2 days after Bustamante confessed to the murder she was arrested and charged with first degree murder and armed criminal action to which she pleaded guilty A reduced charge of second degree murder in exchange for avoiding a trial and a possible life sentence without parole at his sentencing hearing Bustamante apologized to Olsen's family and said he regretted his actions however the judge was unmoved by her remorse and sentenced her to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 35 years, she will be eligible for release in 2054 when she is 60 years old, however, let's compare the astonishing reaction of booing Deon with the surprising behavior of Nicholas Cruz, 19 years old, my name is Nick and I'm I'm going to be the next school shooter of 2018 my target is at least 20 people with an AR-15 and a couple of trackers a gunman who carried out the deadliest high school shooting in the US history Cruz killed 17 people and injured 17 others at Margerie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland Florida on February 14, 2018 OMG, he used a semi-automatic rifle he had purchased legally a year earlier.

I came out and asked him what are you going to do with the rifle and the answer was: I'm going to shoot with my friends on the weekends I just want my own things Despite the horrific nature of Cruz's crimes, his actions during the sentencing managed to raise eyebrows to all present Cruz was arrested and charged with 17 counts of first-degree premeditated murder and 17 counts of attempted first-degree murder. pleaded guilty to all charges admitting responsibility for the massacre what is happening today brother the demons man demons voices and demons where are the voices where am I holy what happened sh the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on whether to recommend the sentence of death for As a result, Cruz was automatically sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for each of the 17 murders as required by Florida law.

He was also sentenced to an additional 34 life

sentences

for the attempted murders. At his sentencing, Cruz attempted to apologize. I'm so sorry for what I did and I have to live with it every day and if I had a second chance I would do everything in my power to try to help others and I'm doing this for you and I don't care. If you don't believe me and I love you and I know you don't believe me, I have to live with this every day. Cruz showed no remorse or empathy for his actions and instead wore a red prison jumpsuit, glasses and a mask, and even laughed.

At one point during the trial, Cruz's lack of emotion and his escape from the death penalty outraged and disappointed many of the victim's relatives who had hoped for a different outcome, although it was clear that Cruz did not care about the years he spent. was going to happen In jail, her courtroom demeanor was very different from that of Kandra Cook, 19, a high school student who used a dating app to set up a robbery plot with her boyfriend Kendrick. Bass Cook lured Perry Naida, a Palm Coast man, to a secluded location. place in South Daytona where Bass and others attacked him and his friend Emanuel Purcel who had accompanied him.

Bass shot Purcel in the chest but luckily he survived, however what Cook did in the courtroom was even crazier. Cook was arrested and charged with carjacking with a weaponfatal and main aggravated assault with a deadly weapon of the three charges sentenced him to 20 years in permanent prison. Cook was later allowed to withdraw his plea and cooperate with the state in testifying against Bass, who was also charged with attempted murder. She entered into a new plea deal and received a reduced sentence of 11 years in prison and 20 years of probation I think she became good to you and I think she had potential, don't lose sight of the fact that she apologized to the victims and their families only I mean I'm sorry, my boyfriend, however, this wasn't the only time a convict got scared during his sentence.

Take, for example, the case of 18-year-old Dto Wright, a teenager who was involved in the murder of Jordan CLE, a high school student and athlete. in an Arbor Michigan, Wright and two other young men planned to rob CLE of his drug clothes and shoes, but CLE fought back and then shot him in the back of the head, killing him. Instantly, just when he thought Wright couldn't sink any lower, his behavior in the courtroom will leave you stunned. Wright was arrested and charged with felony murder, armed robbery, conspiracy to commit armed robbery and felony possession of a firearm.

The victim's family read a very emotional Victim. Impact statement, but that's how Serius Wright felt about his pain. I sincerely hope that whatever it was you wanted so badly that you felt the need to murder my son was worth it for the next at least 52 years of your continued existence, you won't have that luxury. to raise your son because you took mine away from me when he was called to address the court, right, surprised, everyone, tell them I'll be home soon. I will be Keon. I love my family, that's all you have to say. Wright showed no remorse or empathy for his actions, his attitude in court shocked and angered the judge and the victim's family, the judge reserved a few choice words for him.

I am very tempted to just say that I am not going to accept this sentencing agreement, we will go to trial and if you are convicted of felony murder you will go to prison for the rest of your life that means you will die there that is what I am tempted to do Wright was ultimately sentenced to between 25 and 52 years in prison for his role in the murder he told me to hit her I L but I want him to hit me so I hate her it's nothing compared to the explosive actions of Antonio Barbo, of 13 years old, Nathan pop, 14 years old, during the trial, she said she was going to have to call Antonio's mother and Antonio continued to look at me and then hit her on the head in September 2012.

Antonio and Nathan conspired and brutally murdered Antonio's great-grandmother, Barbara Olsen, 76, was beaten to death by the children with a hammer and a Hatchet then stole her purse, what is even more chilling is that after committing this heinous crime they used some of the stolen money to buy marijuana and pizza. We were going to try to scare her to get money and then use the Force if necessary when you say use the Force. if necessary, there was a discussion about what kind of force could be used, um, an attack, uh, I guess, to kill, during the judicial process.

Antonio Barbo changed his plea from not guilty by reason of mental illness or defect to no contest, reaching an agreement with prosecutors. However, he was very sorry. I know I don't show my emotions much and I'm not sure why myself, but that doesn't mean I don't. Nathan Pop also had some things to get off his chest. I just want to say. that I am truly sorry for everything that happened, however, despite his plea and expressions of remorse, he and Nathan were sentenced to life in prison, they were both remorseful when they left court, however, just when you thought you had seen it all, another convict surpasses Antonio. and Nathan's wild display in the courtroom um as he approached me, I approached.

I saw her really sniffing around a particular area, so I pulled her back and when I looked I questioned myself, you know, I thought I had seen a dead body, but I didn't. Sure, because you know he was missing some limbs, enter Matthew Borgus, 18, who faced a murder charge for the beheading of 16-year-old Lee Valoria Paulino in December 2016. Borgus and Paulino were high school students from Lawrence and had reportedly smoked marijuana together in November 2016, which was the last time Paulino was seen alive. Pino's body was discovered by a dog walker near the Marac River 2 weeks after he disappeared.

The details of the scene were chilling. I listened as the dog walker explained what he saw. As I got closer, I got closer and I saw her really sniffing around a particular area, so I pulled her back and when I looked I wondered, you know, I thought I saw a dead body, but I wasn't too sure, uh, because you know what. was. At first he was missing some limbs. At first, Borgus was not considered a suspect, but the tide of evidence began to point unequivocally in his direction during the trial. Prosecutor Jay Gabito argued that there was an overwhelming amount of evidence incriminating Borgus.

The accusations against Borgus were disturbing. It was suggested that he had stabbed Paulino several times before beheading him when the verdict was handed down. Borgus showed a strange lack of emotion that bores the accused. Matthew is guilty of the charge of first degree murder and was ultimately found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. with the possibility of parole only after serving 30 years, however, Borgus's reaction to his sentencing was shocking, how does it compare to the reaction of 16-year-old Dylan Schumer, who was in court in Buffalo, NY? I'm 16. blonde probably all I have to do is cry in front of the jury and they're going to feel sorry for me on second degree murder charges in March 2013 Schumer was babysitting his girlfriend's 18 year old son while she went to work.

Tragically, while inside a Springville home shared with his parents that night, Schumer beat 23-month-old Austin to death after this horrific incident. Schumer was arrested and charged with the boy's murder along with child abuse charges. Schumer claimed that he did not intend to. to harm the child or cause death, claiming that he was trying to get the child to stop crying at 16 years old, you knew better than to keep hitting that pillow with your fist with that baby's head there, that child had to be terrified He probably had a hard time breathing and then hit him repeatedly with such force that he died from a hemorrhage in the brain.

If he thought Schumer would repent for his crimes, he was wrong when Schumacher walked into the courtroom for his sentencing and couldn't even come to an agreement. behind the defense table before bursting into tears, that's right, Schumer expressed how sorry she was for his actions. Remove what was dark. I wish he could. I would give my life for Austin. However, it was all an act and the judge was not fooled. pointed out a recorded phone call between Schumer and his mother, the record will show that you admitted on J-day that on July 23, 203 in a phone call to your mother from the Detention Center you said and I received a quote from the court reporter. a 16 year old blonde probably all I have to do is cry in front of the jury and they are going to feel sorry for me despite her second attempt to apologize Schumer received the maximum sentence of 25 years to life in prison however this sentence was modified later to 18 years to life in prison;

However, while some may attribute Schumacher's reaction to a juvenile delinquent, this is Shawnell Jackson, 18, who faces murder charges in Milwaukee County Court. Jackson and his friend were out with Rob when they passed Nathan Potter, 21, a college student at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, who was on his way to his apartment. The friends approached Potter demanding money, but Potter was just a student and had no money when Jackson realized that Potter had no cash to offer him and shot him. killing him after the murder Jackson fled to Mississippi but was eventually arrested thanks to a tip from his uncle.

Now we have enough time to think about many things because you can't bring anyone to life. You know that's wrong. If killing someone at age 18 wasn't scandalous enough, Jackson's actions in court were even more dramatic during his trial. Jackson's actions in the courtroom drew attention here. Jackson is gesturing toward the victim's family, completely unapologetic about his actions. Jackson was quickly escorted out of the courtroom, but as he left, Jackson flashed an eerie smile toward the grieving family. Now, at his sentencing, Jackson's mother had the opportunity to address the court when I saw it on the news.

I even cried. I said, oh my God, I can't imagine what that's what my mother is going through I never had any idea that my son had anything to do with this my son is not a monster he he is not a monster when Jackson was given the opportunity to speak Jackson surprised everyone apologize for my behavior please don't take my life from me that's right in Stitch's last attempt to save himself Jackson asked for mercy and offered an apology for his actions now it's time for him judge hand down the need to protect the community that I also fear with Mr.

Jackson and I will sentence Mr. Jackson to life in prison without the possibility of extensive supervision. I know that is something that is reserved for the most serious cases and Jackson was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, but when Jackson heard that he would spend the rest of his life in prison. He couldn't contain his emotions. Officers had to intervene to restrain Jackson as his anger erupted. Look again at how Jackson pushed this cop. Fortunately, this officer was able to tackle him to the ground while this officer. Here he unclipped the pepper spray from him and put it to work amidst the chaos.

A Jackson family member has a shocking comment for the Potter family. Eventually, Jackson was taken from court to spend the rest of his life behind bars, but Nathan Potter's parents had some things to say our little girl was afraid he was going to try to kill one of us. I hope that while he spends the rest of his life in prison, Jackson's friend and accomplice pleaded guilty to acting as a lookout in the crime and received a 12-year sentence despite the terrible behavior of Shawn Dell's family in the court the uncle who notified the police maintained his position despite the threats however this was not the only time that a convicted child was scared during his sentence his son is the victim and the murderer is your granddaughter can you talk about what Isn't she my granddaughter?

Take, for example, the case of 16-year-old Sierra Halth and 18-year-old Aaron Guerrero, where did the evil that bred in a soul that murders its own come from? father facing multiple charges including murder with a deadly weapon, arson, robbery with a deadly weapon, conspiracy to commit robbery and multiple counts of fraudulent use of credit or debit cards at the Las Vegas Regional Justice Center, the teenage couple murdered the father of Sierra 45-year-old Daniel HTH, stabbed him more than 60 times and tried to burn his body in his home, then took his debit card and fled to Salt Lake City.

They indulged and opened a YouTube channel where they cruelly shared information like this day three after murdering someone. Wow, don't put that on camera with the teenager he dated in 2020 but his parents did not approve of the relationship, forcing them to end it on April 9, 2021. Daniel's lifeless body was discovered in the garage of his home in Las Vegas and the teens were later arrested. In Salt Lake City, throughout the court process, Sierra's behavior was markedly different from Aaron's. Aaron Guerrero appears to be an emotional wreck when he is allowed to speak. I had this to say, I ask for forgiveness and I receive it as I am sentenced today.

I hope to bring you a little piece while Sierra HTH seemed disinterested, bored and detached from the seriousness of the situation, claimed that her father had physically and sexually abused her, locks me in her place and begins to push and hit me, finally both They were found. guilty by District Judge Tiara Jones 55 days credit for time served, which is an aggregate total sentence of life in the NADA Department of Corrections with the possibility of being tolerated after 22 years of good service and ordered to pay $5,000 and restitution for Sierra's grandmother. A lot has changed. You are in a difficult situation because your son is the victim and the Killer is your granddaughter.

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