On February 27, 2012, 17-year-old T.J. Lane killed three boys and wounded three others when he opened fire inside the cafeteria of Chardon High School in Ohio.
Police captured him less than 45 minutes later — still wearing the sweatshirt with the word “killer” that he’d put on before committing his massacre.
And at his sentencing one year later, Lane coldly recreated that shirt by personally writing “KILLER” on a prison tee and wearing it to court.
Throughout his sentencing, he smirked and scoffed at the grieving parents of his victims while they gave heart wrenching statements to the court. And after he was sentenced to three consecutive life terms, he turned to the parents, and said, “Fuck all of you.” He later escaped from prison but was recaptured.