School shooter seeking early release; teacher, principal oppose lighter sentence

Jesse Osborne, who killed his father and a first grader in South Carolina at age 14, wants his life sentences reduced so he can eventually leave prison.
Osborne's lawyer argued a judge failed to consider a psychologist's report saying Osborne lashed out due to abuse and can be rehabilitated.
Osborne apologized to victims and others at the school but officials said they never want him released.
Osborne pleaded guilty to two murders and injuring two students and a teacher; he's serving two life terms.
Osborne's lawyer suggested 30 years for murders, 15 for shootings, then GPS monitoring and a review in 10 years.