Teen Shows Disturbing Smirk in Court After Fatal Attack on Elderly Woman, Claims “I’ll Be Going Home Soon

A 14-year-old boy accused of killing an elderly woman sparked outrage when he smirked in court and said, “I’ll be going home soon.” His reaction has reignited debates on handling serious crimes by minors.

With strong evidence against him, a key hearing will decide if he’s tried as a juvenile or adult, which will affect his sentence.

The case divides opinion—some demand tougher punishment, while others stress rehabilitation and understanding youth. It highlights the struggle to balance justice, safety, and chances for change.

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