@evidenceeye: He Smiled At The Judge... Then Killed Again . . On November 15, 2010, 17-year-old Michael Swanson committed a horrifying double murder in Iowa. He shot and killed two innocent convenience store clerks—47-year-old Vicky Bowman-Hall in Algona and 61-year-old Sheila Myers in Humboldt—all for just $31 and cigarettes. Swanson confessed he murdered both women in cold blood to prevent them from identifying him. During his shocking court hearing, Swanson smiled as the judge called his crimes "cold blooded murder." The victim's daughter gave a heartbreaking impact statement, confronting her mother's killer face-to-face. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole. But the story doesn't end there. In 2013, his life sentence was reduced to just 60 years following a Supreme Court ruling on juvenile sentencing. Then in 2014, Swanson brutally attacked a fellow inmate in prison, slashing his neck multiple times. He received only 25 additional years for the violent assault. Was justice served? Watch the disturbing courtroom footage and decide for yourself.
