Nikolas Cruz, author of school massacre, is formally sentenced to prison Perpetual
Nikolas Cruz, the perpetrator of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, was Formally sentenced to life imprisonment without possibility of release conditional Wednesday after families of his 17 victims Murdered will spend two days reprimanding him.
Cruz was unfazed when Judge Elizabeth Scherer handed down 34 life sentences. consecutive, one for each of the dead and 17 wounded in the massacre of the February 14, 2018 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in the United States. outside Fort Lauderdale.
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Nikolas Cruz was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday in court of Florida.
This was the moment when he heard his condemnation and the Reactions from the families of the victims of the school shooting Parkland. pic.twitter.com/7Aw9U58j5g-@TelemundoNews
Scherer had no choice; Cruz's three-month-old jury voted9-3on Oct. 13 to sentence him to death, but Florida law requires unanimity to impose that sentence.
The sentence came after two days in which parents, wives, siblings and other relatives of the murdered victims and some of the wounded They approached a pulpit to confront him face to face.
Elizabeth Scherer' svoice cracked when she read the first sentence, but then grew into strength and volume as I progressed through the list.
On Wednesday, the judge confirmed the life sentence for Nikolas Cruz, after the jury's ruling on October 13. https://t.co/H7ziEPJnLV
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Cruz, 24, will be transferred in a few days to the Processing Center of the Florida Correctional System near Miami before being transferred to a Maximum security prison.
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