10 GUILTY TEENAGE Convicts REACTING to LIFE SENTENCES

when you do something terribly bad you are punished for it today we will see criminals

reacting

to their

life

sentences

this is an informative video and I hope that the audience can learn from the mistakes of these people the first convict here that we have is a man who has been sentenced to prison perpetual when she hears her sentence she breaks the family to whom she caused pain she said that this was her first step towards healing let's see how this man reacts he took her from me she was beautiful her beauty was not fair On the surface she had a beautiful heart mind and alma was a little sister an older sister a niece cousin granddaughter and my daughter the judge sentenced smith riley to

life

in prison without parole for brooks and more time later for martin and even more time for using smith riley collapsed on the floor crimes underlying consecutive mandatory all those councils analyze each other cite service time of 349 days families say this was the first step towards healing at 5 30 in local 12 we will have more information about what was said in court and In an interview with Aaron, who still has dreams even though he lives with a

teenage

r, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the second time.

I'm not sure how this is possible, but it must be this guy's reaction. a little different than others in today's video the boy laughs as he listens to his sentence there is no indication that this type of violent behavior will stop a criminal record and the likelihood of rehabilitation should be considered before imposing a life sentence without parole the court she has significant doubts about the defendant's potential for rehabilitation her mother said little when she finished it's what they just ordered so that's what it is but lindsay actually smiled when the judge read his ruling the lack of remorse did not go unnoticed by the david crawford daughter amanda got justice and I'm glad it's over and this shows me that she is an animal as she sat there smiling we have a kid here that started a fire that ended up ruining someone's life which then led to They charged him with a life sentence and he regrets his mistake and you can see by his emotions in this clip, he is intentional and immediately starts another fire in the living room.

I agree with the family. I hope they are present too. This man is not happy with the sentence when in reality he is alone. he gets what he deserves, they sentence him and then he goes and destroys the podium where he was talking to the judge and that's how the sentencing ended today with Hoskins being rushed out of the room and both families breaking out and screaming and screaming, we were the first to tell you last month when hoskins pleaded

guilty

right in the middle of his trial you may remember mays a mother of five disappeared last march in court today before that outburst the mother and aunt of mesa had the opportunity to confront her tell me how I explained to him what happened to his mother.

First of all, I want you to stop and look at me and stop standing there staring at the ceiling like a little coward. Now I'll face you and tell you exactly how. I feel like this boy is heartbroken and heartbroken for what he has done. He apologizes to the family he knows he belongs to. He is in prison and will spend the time he deserves. And he really apologized to the victims' family. I'm sorry. I know what happened. Now I'm here to receive my punishment for what I did. I want to apologize to my mom. Sorry Sorry.

I'm falling apart. Here we have a

teenage

r dressed in a suit trying to look like him. all the best for court day this doesn't help at all because he is being sentenced and he knows exactly what to expect because he doesn't flinch and just hangs his head disappointed that the jury returned a verdict of

guilty

murder in the first degree by premeditation deliberate and extreme atrocity and cruelty, you will hear the sentence that the court has passed against you; The court, having given due consideration to your crimes, hereby orders that you be committed to the department of juvenile services until the age of 21 and further committed to the Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Cedar Junction for a period of not less than 25 years and no more than life imprisonment and that you are committed to the execution of this sentence.

This lady seems to have said everything right to try to avoid getting a life sentence. they just say the judge doesn't care at all, they respond and honestly make it seem like they were going to go easy on the girl and then they just say life in prison just like she said she would but I had to fight for my life. just as I did on June 4, 2008 because I realized how selfish it would be for me to escape responsibility for this mess I have created. I have two brothers, two sisters, several nieces and nephews, a mother, a father, eight aunts, nine uncles, more than 20 cousins. with whom I have grown up, as well as countless friends, all of whom would suffer greatly if I took my own life or if I assigned and begged for the death penalty and then got it.

The most important thing I want to say is that I am so sorry for the enormous pain I have caused to the people who love Travis. I'm horrified by what I did and I wish there was some way I could take it back. The court determines that the defendant has no criminal record. The defendant has family and community support the defendant has mental health the court has also considered the defendant's childhood history the court finds that the mitigation presented is not substantial enough to request leniency and that a sentence of natural life imprisonment is appropriate orders that the defendant will be incarcerated in the department of corrections for the rest of his natural life with no chance this boy regrets everything he has done to put him in this courtroom when he hears his sentence he starts to break down he just starts crying and starts to shake and get incredibly angry there is nothing I can do do what he is being held by the police officers fernando alejado, eighteen years old, begs you to take him home now we are moving in with a man who was formerly a police officer and who has done something very bad that led him to be in court and have more than five charges against him when he hears his sentence and what the judge says, he breaks down crying like a grown man who is just receiving what deserves punishment of eight years, count two, not guilty of the crime of robbery, count three in the first degree the defendant is not guilty of the crime of robbery in the first degree or minor including count four the defendant is guilty of the crime of pro penalty is set at five the defendant is guilty of the crime 31 by instrumentation the defendant is guilty of the crime and the punishment is set at 12 years count 32 the defendant is guilty Mr.

Holtzclaw this jury finds him guilty of the various charges he will be remanded to the custody of the sheriff of oklahoma county for the formal sentence set for January 21, 2016 at 10 a.m. Well, you have a seat, the sheriff's custody, you are excused. I'm so sorry if you enjoyed today's video. Click on another video on the screen right now to continue watching more videos like this and I'll see you there.