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Juvenile Life Sentence Reversed | San Antonio News
Robert Tulloch, once serving life without parole for teen murders, has struck a deal with prosecutors—avoiding a high-stakes resentencing hearing. Convicted in 2001 for stabbing Dartmouth professors Susanne and Half Zantop, Tulloch now faces a potential 30-40 year sentence, thanks to landmark Supreme Court rulings that declared mandatory life sentences for juveniles unconstitutional. His lawyers emphasized his prison record, remorse, and even his love of books—most infractions? For having too many. His accomplice, now paroled after cooperating, was 16 at the time. Tulloch’s case, the last of…
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