Welcome to Murder Minute. On today's episode, The Topath Murders. But first, your true crime headlines.

A Nevada teenager was fatally shot last week in a fight over a video game.

Officers responded to a report of a shooting at a home in northeast Las Vegas last Thursday at around 4.35 PM, and found the body of 16-year-old Arthur Davis. The boy had been killed by a single gunshot wound to the chest. According to

the Lieutenant Ray Spencer, investigators believe that several people had gone to the home to play a video game in an upstairs room when two teens got into an argument

One of them produced a gun and during a struggle over the weapon Arthur Davis was shot in the chest

The 14 year old fled the scene but was found approximately 30 minutes later after a witness led officers to where the boy was hiding.

It is unclear where the gun came from.

The Clark County School District Police and Trauma Intervention Program Specialists arrived on the scene, and the suspect was arrested and booked on an open murder charge.

The 14-year-old's identity has not been released due to his age.

A Central Illinois man has been re-sentenced in the 1978 killings of three family members. Jimmy Childers was 17

when he was convicted of the murders of his mother, his stepfather, and his brother.

After over 40 years in prison,

59-year-old Childers petitioned for a hearing

following a US Supreme Court ruling

that sentencing a juvenile to life without parole is unconstitutional, except in rare cases

when a homicide offender is deemed incapable of rehabilitation.

Following the Supreme Court ruling, hundreds of offenders originally sentenced to life without parole as juveniles have been released nationwide.

Tilder's defense attorney, Karen Ramos Ramos called four witnesses, one of them a psychologist who

testified that Childers had been the victim of psychological abuse.

I beg the court to grant me the opportunity for a second chance at life, Childer said.

But prosecutors argued that Childers shouldn't be given the opportunity.

Calling the triple murder one of the most appalling and horrific in the county's history.

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