Sentencing, and so now he gets a whole new sentence. It could be life again or it could be 40 years. So the question today did Michael Hernandez change as a young man or did he not. Hes scary. Thats not mentally ill. Thosare the people we lock away. Glenna prosecuto see Michael Hernandez as the calculating obsessed killer he was at 1412 years ago when he lured his friend jaime gough into a bath rom at school and stabbed him 42 times. Michael is not irretrievably damaged. Michael can be saved and is worthy of being saved. Lenna in this Second Chance sentencing a Supreme Court ordered redo in juvenile justice. Michaels mother took the stand, reliving her hands off approach to her 14yearold then and his increasingly wrawl withdrawn and obsessive behavior. He kept track of the movies that he rented, right . Yes. Gein, dahmer, jamestown, gacy, ted bundy, the require 1, natural born and i did did you ever see this list before . Yes. Thats the hit list. Yes. Thats disturbing, isnt it . It is
That not mentally ill. Those are the people we lock way. Reporter the defense and Hernandez Family left without speak. The assistant state attorney with these parting words. We were able to get a a full and fair hearing before the court and we trust that the judge ll make the appropriate and right decisisn. Reporter and that decision will be announced in court on february 22 at 1 30. It will either be 40 years or life in prison. Reporting live in miami. Jessica holly. 7 news. Anielle also on 7, a live look across downtown miami looking gray out there. Mother nature making sure youll be keeping cool is weekend. Lynn chief meteorologist phil ferro live in the Weather Center with the detail. Phil. Phil and just in time for the wkend well see a little bit of everything. Weather. Already. Inging in some slightly coolish air. By tomorrow its going to be rainy and it look like the coldest day so far maybe monday morning. Taking a look at rat darks it is dry right now across broward, miamidade
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