Junge Mörder: Urteile auf dem Prüfstand

In 2011, 14-year-old Aaron shot his neighbor, 14-year-old Alana, in her home in Harlem, Georgia. Aaron was sentenced to life without parole at 15, but now at 21-years-old, is appealing his sentence.

In 1995, Curtis was one of four teens involved in the death of Christopher. Curtis was sentenced to life in prison without parole. After 23 years in jail, he has been granted a resentencing.

In 2010, 17-year-old Preston was one of three teens involved in the murder of Christopher. Preston was sentenced to life without parole. Now 25, he has been granted a resentencing hearing.

In 1992, 15-year-old Bobby shot his girlfriend's mother and father as they slept in their home. Bobby was sentenced to life. He now hopes to appeal his sentence.

A group of teens, including Brandon, kidnapped and raped a college student. Brandon was sentenced to 141 years in prison without parole. He has been granted the opportunity for a new sentence.

In 1990, 15-year-old James killed his stepmother and three brothers, and then set their home on fire. Twenty-seven years later, James' legal team is arguing that his sentence is unconstitutional.

In 1998, 16-year-old Otis broke into Valerie's home and allegedly tried to rob her. During the attempt, Valerie and her 16-year-old daughter were shot. Otis was sentenced to life without parole.

In 1999, Ronald and two other teens sought to retaliate against Cordell for an alleged sexual assault ultimately burning him alive. Ronald and his girlfriend were sentenced to life without parole.

In this special episode, we learn the final rulings for convicted murderers Otis Daniels, Ronald Bell and Kristel Maestas.