Townville school shooter seeks reduced life sentence despite opposition.

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Jesse Osborne, a school shooter who killed a first-grader in South Carolina when he was 14, is asking a judge to reconsider his life sentence without parole. Osborne's lawyer argued that the judge didn't fully consider a psychologist's report that Osborne lashed out because of abuse and can be rehabilitated. Osborne himself apologized to the family of the victim and everyone at the school that day. However, the teacher, parents, and school officials all said they don't want to ever see Osborne out of prison. Osborne is serving two life sentences after pleading guilty.
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