Chancey Luna, Teen Who Killed Out Of ‘Boredom’, To Spend Rest Of His Life In Jail , An Oklahoma high schooler was sentenced on Tuesday to life in jail without the likelihood of parole for lethally shooting an Australian understudy baseball player who was out on a run.
Chancey Luna, 18, was sentenced the August 2013 commute by murdering of Christopher Lane, then a 22-year-old understudy at East Central University as he was running along a private street in Duncan, around 80 miles southwest of Oklahoma City.
Prosecutors said Luna and two different young people in an auto with him shot Lane in light of the fact that they were exhausted.
Lawyers for Luna said he was 16 at the season of the wrongdoing and ought to have had his case heard by an adolescent court. Luna was attempted as a grown-up.
One co-litigant for the situation, James Edwards Jr., hit an arrangement with the arraignment to affirm against Luna, having his homicide accusation dropped to an embellishment afterward check.
Amid a preparatory listening to a year ago, Edwards affirmed that another teen, Michael Jones, was driving and that Luna discharged the weapon from the rearward sitting arrangement.
Jones confessed in March to second-degree kill and was sentenced to life in jail, court authorities said.
Chancey Luna, 18, was sentenced the August 2013 commute by murdering of Christopher Lane, then a 22-year-old understudy at East Central University as he was running along a private street in Duncan, around 80 miles southwest of Oklahoma City.
Prosecutors said Luna and two different young people in an auto with him shot Lane in light of the fact that they were exhausted.
Lawyers for Luna said he was 16 at the season of the wrongdoing and ought to have had his case heard by an adolescent court. Luna was attempted as a grown-up.
One co-litigant for the situation, James Edwards Jr., hit an arrangement with the arraignment to affirm against Luna, having his homicide accusation dropped to an embellishment afterward check.
Amid a preparatory listening to a year ago, Edwards affirmed that another teen, Michael Jones, was driving and that Luna discharged the weapon from the rearward sitting arrangement.
Jones confessed in March to second-degree kill and was sentenced to life in jail, court authorities said.
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