Now we head to Cleveland, Ohio, to the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court for the sentencing of convicted serial killer Michael Madison. Madison's been convicted on three counts of aggravated murder for the killing and mutilation of three young women in Ohio. As part of the hearing, Van Terry, the father of one of Madison's victims, steps up to the podium to make a victim impact statement. Mr. Terry's now just a few feet away from the man who so brutally took the life of his daughter, Shirelda. Right now, I guess we're in our hearts forgiveness. We've touched our families, taking my child. He's looking directly at Madison. All right, then Terry is released without charges. A short time later, County Judge Nancy McDonald hands down Madison's sentence. Michael Madison is sentenced to death and will now live on Ohio's death row. Next, we head to the S. James Foxman Justice Center in Daytona Beach, Florida. We are ready to go.

all right, let's cook. Come on, the woman being sworn in is 18-year-old Kiandria Cook. Cook's in court today to receive a sentence for using a dating app to set up a robbery that ended with another teen being shot. The teen survived. Cook has accepted a plea deal that will drop a conspiracy charge, which carried a maximum penalty of life in prison, but counts of carjacking, attempted carjacking with a deadly weapon, and felony battery are still in play. Second chance so I can get out and finish school, and I keep one more crowd for because I want to be her first child to bring home my high school diploma, and I just want to make my own crowd, that's it. Cook now prepares to hear her sentence. Her loved ones look on. Ms. Cook, here before the court for sentencing. A couple of things going in your favor: one, you didn't hold the firearm during these episodes; the second is that the victim luckily survived. That being said, this was uh

intentional. It was an orchestrated ambush, and you are a main part of that. And for that, I'm going to go ahead and adjudicate you guilty of all three charges. Sends you to 20 years in state prison. The crying you hear is coming from Cook's mother. The sentence much more severe than they expected. It turns out that Cook and her mother's reactions were so intense because they believed the plea deal meant no prison time. Judge Foxman allows her to enter a new plea deal, citing miscommunication between Cook and the assistant public defender. As a result of that new deal, Cook's sentence is reduced to 11 years in prison. We now head to the Nesbitt courthouse in Anchorage, Alaska, where this man, that's the only way I'm leaving, David Hague, came to court looking for justice. But instead, the judge ordered a new hearing to be held at a later date, and he's not having it. If this court didn't do

right the first time. It sure can't. Now that they had screwed me out of a Pleiadian deal that the stated falsified evidence, and now they're lying about everything to cover it all up, and that's just the beginning of it. That's right. The game pilot and tour guide is seeking to clear his name in a decades-old conviction accusing him of killing wolves illegally while working with the state predator control program. He claims the state doctored maps to make it seem as if he'd gone rogue, and that state officials who were trying to save face when confronted with a public relations nightmare falsified the boundaries of the map to frame him. The map they falsify this before trial, and there's a recording of the prosecutor and troopers talking about falsifying it before trial. Mr. They're going in and falsifying the map that they convicted me with by altering the lines on it to make it corruptly seem I was shooting woes in my guide area. That is a felony tampering.

with evidence and because a trooper, an Alaska state trooper, was doing it with a prosecutor. It's a conspiracy. The courtroom's clones, and they used it at trial. That is another sorry, so sorry that our core system is so corrupt that they would do this to you. Hague is charged with disorderly conduct for violating an order to leave a courtroom. Fan of court cam? Subscribe to A&E to never miss a new video and catch full episodes on aetv.com.

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