Parkland shooting victim's mother hopes inmates will 'take care' of Nikolas Cruz
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Nikolas Cruz's life might have been spared by a jury, but at least the mother of one of his victims hopes it will be a different story once Cruz is locked up in prison.
A livid Lori Alhadeff, mother of Alyssa Alhadeff, spoke to us shortly after Judge Elizabeth Scherer read the jury's recommendation of life without parole. Lori suggests that the jurors may have decided not to impose the death sentence because Cruz suffered from mental illness or his difficult upbringing...but as far as she was concerned, he knew exactly what he was doing.
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That's why she says that once Cruz is officially sentenced, she'd like to see one of the prisoners he's locked up with "take care" of him...and she doesn't mean it in a nice way.< /p>
Lori says the jury's decision was both horrific and disgusting, and you could see those emotions Thursday morning on the faces of several family members in court.
As we reported, the jury recommended life in prison for Cruz...after being unable to unanimously decide on the death penalty.
Cruz murdered 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018. Lori's daughter, Alyssa, was just 14 when she was shot.
TMZ.com
Nikolas Cruz's life might have been spared by a jury, but at least the mother of one of his victims hopes it will be a different story once Cruz is locked up in prison.
A livid Lori Alhadeff, mother of Alyssa Alhadeff, spoke to us shortly after Judge Elizabeth Scherer read the jury's recommendation of life without parole. Lori suggests that the jurors may have decided not to impose the death sentence because Cruz suffered from mental illness or his difficult upbringing...but as far as she was concerned, he knew exactly what he was doing.
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That's why she says that once Cruz is officially sentenced, she'd like to see one of the prisoners he's locked up with "take care" of him...and she doesn't mean it in a nice way.< /p>
Lori says the jury's decision was both horrific and disgusting, and you could see those emotions Thursday morning on the faces of several family members in court.
As we reported, the jury recommended life in prison for Cruz...after being unable to unanimously decide on the death penalty.
Cruz murdered 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018. Lori's daughter, Alyssa, was just 14 when she was shot.
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