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Juvenile Lifers Get Second Chance | Lexington News
Robert Tulloch, convicted of a brutal double homicide in 2001, narrowly avoided a full resentencing—but still walked away with a 45-year-to-life sentence, making him eligible for parole at 62. His case, one of five in New Hampshire, became a flashpoint in the national debate over juvenile sentencing after Supreme Court rulings declared mandatory life without parole unconstitutional. The victims’ daughter painted the crime as cold and calculated, insisting Tulloch showed “sheer depravity.” Tulloch, visibly shaken, admitted he couldn’t find words. His defense argued for 30–40 years, citing his…
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