AFP - Jacob Ind got the idea of killing his mother and stepfather, at the tender age of 15, from a friend who came over to his Colorado house one day and remarked how his mom was such a "bitch".
Torey Adamcik and Brian Draper, both 16 at the time, took inspiration from the Wes Craven horror movie "Scream" when they stabbed and killed their high school classmate Cassie Jo Stoddart in small-town Idaho in 2006.
And film-maker Joshua Rofe was prompted to make a documentary about them and other American juvenile offenders sentenced to life imprisonment without parole when he met a judge from Florida at a friend's birthday party.
"He was clearly conflicted" about putting a 15-year-old killer of a taxi driver behind bars forever, said Rofe, whose disturbing film "Lost for Life" premieres Saturday at the American Film Institute's AFI Docs festival.
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