The shooting at Marshall County High School in January 2018 killed two students and injured others. The gunman had pleaded guilty.
A Kentucky teen who killed two classmates and injured others when he opened fire at his high school in 2018 was sentenced to two life sentences Friday.
He will be eligible for parole in 20 years, according to the station. Parker pleaded guilty in April to two counts of murder and 14 counts of assault. Sheriff's deputies disarmed and took Parker into custody after the shooting at the high school in Benton. He was charged as an adult. "There's no real justice to be had here, for any of you," Jameson said, according to video of the proceedings from CBS affiliate KFVS."We can't give you your children back."
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