A jury recommended the Parkland shooter should serve life in prison instead of the death penalty, but a victim’s father predicted he would be killed by inmates.
Fred Guttenberg, whose daughter was killed in the Stoneman Douglas High School massacre, reacted to the jury not recommending the death penalty for her murderer, suggesting he would likely be killed in prison.
Fred Guttenberg, whose daughter Jaime was killed in the Parkland school shooting, seemingly predicted convicted murdererin prison as inmates will force him to"deal with the consequences" of his actions. A Florida jury recommended Thursday that Cruz should get life in prison but not the death penalty in the deaths of 17 people. Florida Gov. , R., and others believed the killer should have been executed, and Guttenberg was among those left disappointed by the sentencing, but he suggested Cruz would be"handled" in the general population.
"For the first time in months last night, I actually slept through the night and maybe the reason is I didn’t have angst and anxiety over what the testimony would be, or the outcome," Guttenberg said Friday on MSNBC. "Maybe the fact that I slept last night also means it is time to turn the page, close that chapter," Guttenberg said."He will go to a general population in a prison now, and he will have to deal with the consequences directed at him from other prisoners.
As for Cruz, the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict on a recommendation for the death penalty on all counts.
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