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As shocking as the brutal double murder committed by vampire obsessed

teenager Rod Farrell was.

Nobody expected him to change his plea to guilty at the start of his trial.

This left just one monumental question.

How young is too young for the death penalty.

This week's court TV podcast dives deeper into this difficult question

with an episode of our original series,

Judgment with Ashley Banfield, a case full of issues regarding age, mental health, and capital punishment,

this is judgment of the vampire clan.

This is the Court TV Podcast. You said when you started swimming the grill bar on the male subject that you really felt.

There was a rush to actually rush, okay, it's fetal the fact that I was taking life because that's just like the old philosophy about if you can take a life he become a god for us for a second.

But if I was a god, I was a god of the tech would, about 40 miles north of Orlando.

Once known for its citrus crops, the quiet night here was shattered on November 25, 1996.

What happened was almost unheard of in Eustace. Murder. Even more alarming, a double

murder in the home of Richard Wendorf and Naomi Ruth Queen. They're found bludgeon to death in a

grisly scene and the suspects? Vampires. Not just any vampires, teenage

vampires. had five acre lots and it was a quiet area.

Richard Windorf and his wife Ruth, Queen.

They had built a house themselves.

There were four people living there at that time, the husband and the wife and two daughters.

Jennifer, the older girl, came home that evening to find that her parents had been killed. Where is your emergency?

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