TOP 20 DANGEROUS Kids REACTING To Serving Life in Prison

Children are innocent and pure by nature and even the idea of ​​them doing something bad or committing crimes seems impossible, but believe it or not, there have been more than a few cases of minors committing crimes so horrible that they were actually tried and sentenced as Adults. These cold-hearted children whose offenses would make the bravest among us tremble in fear, yet could not hide their emotions when strict sentences were imposed on them, some cried and wailed, while others only offended the judges and juries even more. with their pretentious behavior, but they were all made to pay for their bad actions here now are the 20 most

dangerous

children who react to

serving

a

life

sentence in

prison

number one Roxanna Sikorski Roxanna was a teenager from Plymouth Township who pleaded guilty to conspiring to taking the lives of her family in 2014.

Old conspired with her older boyfriend to take the lives of her adoptive parents and younger brother and prosecutors charged her as an adult for the attempted attack, but her parents defended her by saying she had an illness mentally and was under the control of his 23 years. Her former boyfriend Michael Rivera Roxanna started out as an ideal child who began to misbehave when she reached adolescence. She was diagnosed with attention deficit disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder and was put on medication. She met Rivera on Facebook and her behavior worsened as she began to sneak around with him, she even ran away with him for a few days and was found in his house apparently she wanted to take their lives because the parents filed the legal complaint for assault against Rivera on On October 17 of that year, Rivera stood outside the family home.

At home and texted Roxanna with instructions on what to do, the teen attacked 12-year-old Lucas, and after trying to do the same with her sister, she fled the house, but was arrested at the house. Rivera, where he told police they were planning to get married. She cried during the sentencing and apologized to her family for everything she had done, she was shaking and crying and her remorse was quite visible, but that didn't stop the judge from sentencing her to up to 20 years behind bars for the crimes she had committed. . number two Lionel Tate Lionel Tate is perhaps the youngest American citizen to have received a

life

sentence for his crimes.

The boy was 14 years old in 2001 when he would be convicted of taking the life of a six-year-old girl named Tiffany Eunuch. In 1998, in Broward County, Florida, Tate's mother, Kathleen, was babysitting the two boys when she decided to leave the boy alone with Tiffany to take a short nap upstairs. Her lawyer defended him by saying that the 12-year-old boy weighed a whopping 165 pounds and was hers. While playing with the six-year-old girl, she argued that Tate accidentally hurt the girl while she was showing him professional wrestling moves. Her liver was lacerated as a result of the beating and she also suffered numerous other injuries including a fractured skull, fractured ribs and swelling in the brain.

The prosecution claimed that the girl would have suffered similar injuries if she had fallen from a three-story building. Judge Joel T Lazarus sentenced Lionel Tate to life in

prison

saying his actions were not those of a playful child in which he behaved. cold, callous, and cruel manner toward her, and Tate remained largely expressionless and silent during sentencing. In 2004, a state appeals court overturned his conviction on the basis that his mental competency had not been evaluated, and he would eventually be released with one year house arrest and 10 years probation number three TJ Lane TJ Lane was a 17-year-old former student at Chardon High School and on February 27, he took the lives of three Chart on High students and injured others. three.

Witnesses stated that Lane had personal problems with one of his victims. He used to ride the same bus as the victims to school. The boy used a .22 caliber pistol and two of the injured students were hospitalized and one of them suffered injuries that left him paralyzed. Lane was permanently accused of six counts, but because he was 17 years old at the time he committed the crimes, he was detained as a minor while the authorities decided whether they would try him as an adult or a child. He would end up taking the lives of three and he did not even regret having done so. made.

He arrived wearing a blue button-down shirt, but when he sat down he unbuttoned it revealing that the shirt he was wearing underneath him was a white t-shirt with the word murderer written on it. He was given the opportunity to speak in court. but he only made the situation worse by saying incredibly hateful things to the families of his victims. He even laughed at one victim's mother as she made a statement. Lane pleaded guilty to all charges and received three life sentences without parole number four Antonio Barbeau Antonio was only 14 years old when the court sentenced him to 36 long years in prison.

The boy was convicted of taking the life of his 78-year-old grandmother in what appeared to be a lightning attack. He used an ax to attack the poor old woman. and was visiting Barbara Olson's house along with a friend named Nathan, the two boys were planning to steal money from her house, they attacked her using an ax and a hammer and the entire community was shocked by how ruthlessly and brutally they attacked her. to any woman. but his own great-grandmother when Antonio was sentenced was given the opportunity to read his statement but he was too emotional to finish it she burst into tears as she spoke when she realized the severity of his punishment she could not continue and her lawyer intervened and read the statement in her name, who also cried while doing it.

Reports would indicate that Antonio's grandmother had invited the two children to enter her house in 2000-2013 without knowing what they would do to her. Judge Timothy Von Akron said the 36-year sentence was the minimum punishment for what Antonio had done. He also confessed that he had never seen anything like this horrendous crime in 24 years as career judge number five. Stuart Harling Stuart Harling was an introverted teenager who spent most of his time in the virtual world of ultra-violent computer games and inappropriate websites, no one knew that in the darkness of his room he was plotting to become a famous murderer in series.

The 19-year-old abandoned his family and his career in accounting and dedicated himself to his fantasies, but he soon realized it. It wasn't enough so he decided to take the life of 32-year-old Cheryl Moss. He later told psychiatrists that he decided to become a serial killer after watching a documentary about the infamous crimes of Richard Ramirez, who stole the lives of 13 people in the Los Angeles area, explaining that he felt nothing. by hurting Miss Moss and to him she was just like any other animated enemy on a computer screen in one of his games. Judge Brian Barker sentenced the young man to a minimum of 20 years in prison and also spoke to Stuart and told him that he had shown that his horrible actions meant very little to him number six Jessica karnlin, Jessica, 17, crashed a car into the Wyoming Medical Center and two people lost their lives as a result.

She pleaded guilty to two charges. for vehicular manslaughter she was driving a vehicle eastbound on 2nd Street approaching the Wyoming Medical Center when the vehicle veered over the sidewalk and struck a sign right in front of the hospital and then the building itself. Brandon Avery, 27, and Amanda Strickland, also 27, died from injuries they suffered in the crash. Carlin was also injured but survived. Investigators later discovered a can of duster inside the car and in an interview with police she admitted that she drugged her. It was also determined that the car was traveling at a speed of 76 miles per hour at the time of the collision, no one was wearing a seat belt and the judge would sentence her to between 12 and 16 years in prison.

Jessica was incredibly emotional at the trial and They could see the tears rolling down his nervous face as he spoke in court and showed his regret number 7. Caleb Sharp Caleb Sharp was the perpetrator of the tragedy of the Freeman school shooting. The judge sentenced him to spend 40 years in prison and he pleaded guilty to taking the life of a classmate and wounding three others in the Spokane shooting in 2017, the students were in the hallway when he attacked them and the courtroom was packed with people the day he was sentenced, with more than 200 people sharing impact statements and urging Judge Michael Price to impose the sentence. maximum sentence before sending the young man the defense lawyer asked for a sentence of 20 years but the prosecution proposed 35 years to life in prison, he will receive credit for five years that he already spent in prison and before his sentencing he apologized to his victims and the mother of the boy Sam Strahan who died in the shooting asked for forgiveness while speaking in court, although he did not react or show any emotion when the sentence was announced number eight bever brothers back in 2015 five members of the bever family were found dead in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Two family members, a two-year-old girl and a 13-year-old girl, fortunately survived.

The older girl identified two of her older brothers, Robert, 18, and Michael, 16, as the attackers. The two young people. The men were eventually arrested and charged with their crimes according to testimony. Robert wanted to become a famous serial killer. He pleaded guilty to the charges against him in 2017 and was later sentenced to life in prison without parole. Michael, on the other hand, also gave terrifying testimony. and he was found guilty by the jury, he was sentenced to five consecutive life sentences. Michael initially smiled as his sentence was read and then wiped his eyes, plus the brothers remained mostly emotionless, number nine Alex and Derek King, young Alex King seemed to speak well and in an orderly manner. and in court looking at him, no one would think that he was capable of committing a heinous crime.

Twelve-year-old Alex, along with his 13-year-old brother, took the life of their own father, Terry King, on November 26, 2001. Two boys beat their father with an aluminum baseball bat and then set the house on fire. family home in Cantonment Florida. A family friend named Ricky Chavez was also convicted of being an accessory to the crime while hiding the children in his trailer. Terry was 40 years old. At the time of his death, the two children claimed that they did this to end the mental abuse they had suffered. suffered at the hands of his father. According to them, he would stare at them and whip them when he strayed from his path.

Both Chávez and the children for the same crime. However, Chavez was acquitted but the King brothers were convicted. Derek King was sentenced to eight years in prison, while Alex received a seven-year sentence in 2002 at the age of 18. Alex was released after

serving

six years and Derek would be released in March 2009 at the age of 20. The children testified calmly in court and during the sentencing that they stood still, expressionless, heads down, number two. 10. Philip Chisholm Philip Chisholm may have been a 14-year-old boy, but he committed heinous crimes that landed him in prison for life, assaulting and then taking the life of his own math teacher.

Colleen Ritzer was a Danvers High School teacher who lost her life at the hands of her own student. Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowe described Chisholm as brutal and senseless as he handed down the sentence, also stating that Colleen Ritzer lived a life of quiet heroism and that the waves of this tragedy will never subside. Phillips' attorney argued that he was mentally ill, but the jury rejected this argument and that he would be sentenced. to serve life in prison with the possibility of parole in 25 years, he also received a concurrent 40-year sentence on the abuse and robbery charges.

Chisholm's mother, Diane, sobbed quietly as he was sentenced and also apologized to the Ritzer family or for what she had done to her son. She stood in front of the judge with a poker face that showed no emotion and expressed no remorse for his actions. James Fairweather James was also one of the sadistic teenage criminals who fantasized about becoming a famous serial killer. He was sentenced to 27 years in prison. For stabbing two people, both victims lost their lives. The first victim, James Atfeld, suffered a brain injury and was attacked by Fairweather in Colchester Essex on March 24, 2014.

Three months later, he attacked again and this time the victim was Nahid Al-mania, James, a Saudi student 31-year-old from the University of Essex, was arrested while planning a third assault in May 2015. He confessed to being responsible and pleaded guilty to both murders. He was only 15 years old at the time he had committed the crimes and attended Colchester Academy he was a victim of bullying during his prominent years and also struggled at school partly due to dyslexia and autism he explained what and how he did it and without showing any sign of remorse he tried to appeal the sentence due to his age and mental functions.

But in the end he would berejected number 12. Nehemiah Grigo Nehemiah was only 15 years old when he took the lives of all the members of his family, including his parents and three younger brothers, he attacked the five innocent people using two different weapons in October 2015, Nehemiah pleaded guilty of his crimes because he was a minor at the time he committed the crimes, a family court judge proposed to sentence him accordingly, but the prosecution appealed this and the decision was overturned in 2019. He was then sentenced as an adult and agreed to speak with police without a lawyer present when he was arrested said he was angry at his mother he faced a sentence of up to 120 years due to multiple victims, including children, but was ultimately sentenced to three concurrent life sentences with credit for the six years and Having already served 285 days, he had to spend 30 years in prison before being eligible for parole and remained calm as the sentence was read, but apologized to his family when he spoke in court.

He was reportedly number 13, quite soft spoken and emotional. Dylan Shoemaker, the Springfield teenager, was convicted of taking the life of his girlfriend's young son in 2013. He was 17 when he was sentenced to 25 years in prison for stealing the 23-month-old Austin Smith of his life, Dylan was caring for the boy and his little brother while his girlfriend was at work, according to the prosecutor, he covered the boy's face with a pillow and hit him because he wouldn't stop crying. Shoemaker was considered manipulative and deceptive by 13 witnesses before he was sentenced, he cried in the courtroom, but the people were not convinced and neither was the judge.

His crying was considered a spectacle put on to convince the judge of leniency. Everyone said Dylan got what he deserved. and he begged for mercy, but showed none to the poor defenseless boy whose life number 14 took. Damon Kemp, 19-year-old Damon from Florida, was accused of taking the lives of his two roommates. He appeared in court in a wheelchair with a grimace. and shouting as if he were in immense pain, but the judge was not fooled by his spectacle and refused to grant him bail. Damon actually ran up to a police officer investigating a home invasion at Jade Park Apartment Homes and confessed to taking his friend's life when the police learned his address, drove there and found a bullet hole in the door and a bullet casing on a nearby staircase.

Inside were the bodies of Trey Ingram and his friend Jordan Payton. Both victims were also 19 years old. Police also found the gun he used about 50 feet from where they had found Kemp, Damon's erratic actions were captured on police body camera confessing to assaulting Trey and this behavior continued at his first court appearance, He also screamed and screamed at God as he was wheeled out in a wheelchair and it would later be revealed that he was not mentally ill, but rather under the influence number 15. Mary Bell Mary Flora Bell was only 10 years old in 1968 when it took her life. to two preschool children in Scotswood, an inner suburb of Newcastle.

In both cases, the young woman told the boy that he had a sore throat and offered to massage it and then strangled him at a trial in Newcastle in December 1968. Bell would be convicted of both deaths at the trial in which her murders were tried. Actions. have been committed under diminished responsibility. She also had an accomplice, a 13-year-old girl named Norma Joyce, who assisted her in at least one of her crimes, but she was acquitted of all charges. Mary Bell is still Britain's youngest murderer and she was also diagnosed with Psychopathic Personality Disorder, so her charge was changed to diminished responsibility.

Her trial lasted nine days during which Mary Bell and Norma testified in her defense. In December of that year, the jury retired to consider the verdict and after almost three and a half years. After hours of deliberations they came to a decision when Norma was acquitted by the jury, she was elated and clapped excitedly, but things did not go so well for Mary Bell, who was convicted, she burst into tears when she heard the sentence and her mother she. and her grandmother were also heartbroken and couldn't help but cry. She was sentenced to be detained at the discretion of Her Majesty effectively and to an indefinite prison sentence, but after serving 12 years she was released at the age of 23 and a judge granted her anonymity for life. court order to protect his identity and that of his family members number 16 Austin Myers Austin Gregory Myers along with Timothy E Mosley took the life of 18 year old Justin Michael back on January 28, 2014 in Waynesville Warren County Ohio they attacked the poor young man in his family home because they wanted to steal a safe from his home, his case received national media attention due to the discrepancy and sentencing of the two young criminals.

Myers and Return went to the same high school and were childhood friends, the plan was to distract Myers so Mosley could attack him. Myers knocked on the back door, who let them in. They talked for a while, but when they returned to the kitchen, the two criminals attacked him after he was dead. The two criminals searched for the safe and found it. They then tried to clean out a closet, but then ransacked the house, loaded things they had brought into Mosley's car, and then left. Mosley, who used a knife to take her life, was sentenced to life in prison without parole.

Walston Myers received the death sentence. He became the youngest inmate on death row in Ohio. Austin was definitely shocked by this and pleaded with the judge to overturn the sentence. His words may have been apologetic. His tone and expressions were completely blank. Number 17 Morgan Geyser and Anissa Ware Two 12-year-old girls Morgan and Anissa were arrested for trying to take the lives of their friends to honor a fictional online horror character known as Slenderman. They lived in Wisconsin and decided to lure their friend Peyton Lutner into a forest. The girl stabbed Peyton a total of 19 times in her However, hoping to appease the fictional character Peyton she managed to crawl to a road where she was found and taken to a hospital.

Fortunately, she survived the cruel attempt on her life and, despite being found not guilty by reason of mental illness or defect, the two girls were prepared for mental treatment. health institutions where she was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison, while Geyser was given a sentence of 4 to 30 years to life in prison. Seven years later, Geyser would be granted early release, but she would remain under his supervision until she turned 37. Both girls appeared disheveled and remorseful when they were sentenced Morgan was in tears when she spoke in court and tearfully apologized to the 18th victim in her family Cameron Herron Cameron had just turned 18 when her father gave her a black Ford Mustang as a gift. high school graduation, but instead of putting it to good use, he decided to enjoy racing with his friend.

The two children were racing each other on May 23, 2018 when Cameron crashed into a mother and her daughter on Bayshore Boulevard. Unsuspecting Jessica Raiser from Ohio was visiting relatives in Tampa and she. she had just gone for a morning walk with her 21-month-old daughter in a stroller. Both children pleaded guilty to taking the lives of the innocent mother and daughter. Heron decided to let a judge get his sentence, although he expressed a lot of remorse and hoped for a lenient sentence. State guidelines would indicate that the punishment for such a crime should be 18 to 30 years in prison, but Cameron was actually sentenced to 24 years, nine for the mother and 14 for the child.

He definitely did not expect this because of the look of horror in his eyes when he heard the sentence despite wearing a mask the terror he felt was quite visible his mother also cried and hugged her son before the police took him away the sentence was appealed but a three-judge panel rejected it number 19 Conrad Schaefer Conrad was 15 years old when he terrorized Osceola County with his friends. He was the perpetrator of two random shootings that cost the lives of two innocent bystanders. The judge sentenced Conrad to two consecutive life sentences in prison and apologized to the families of the court after hearing their statements the deaths of David Guerrero and Root Narine both students devastated their families he remained in his seat his head sunken for the longest time.

For part of the two-hour hearing, however, he stood up to apologize to the families, his voice was low and regretful, and the state prosecutor questioned his sincerity and called him a sociopath, arguing that locking him up for the rest of his life was the only way. to guarantee security in the community because he was a minor at the time of committing the crimes that he has the right to commit. his sentence revised to 25 years number 20. Samantha Grigg Samantha Grigg walked into a prison when she was supposed to walk across a high school graduation stage. Clinton County Magistrate Court Judge Randy Tovanan would sentence her to 6 to 15 years in prison.

Celine, 18, could barely hold her head up as her sentence was read for the death of Michigan State University student Dustin Froka. Greg had pleaded guilty to taking her life in an unarmed robbery, and he tearfully apologized for her role in her death and said. that she never intended to harm him despite knowing that she was leading two people who intended to rob him. She drove 16-year-old Brendan Haim and 17-year-old Tyrell Brindernitz to East Lansing, where the two attacked Froka when Eileen Hinka snapped at her stepmother and spoke in court. she listed every moment with him that she was deprived of what was most important, daughter Melody was deprived of her father Greg cried but nodded when she demanded the maximum sentence, yet he never looked up from the defense table.