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Wow. Wouldn't this be a really bad idea for him to do this? Doesn't it just open himself up for more contraditory statements?

Ah Ha!

14 and 16, what in the world is going on?

The 14y old had the gun and his mom is claiming that he wouldn't have done this without the proding of the older "men"? Yeah, right! If I had to convince someone to rob a place with me and I was the older or more experienced I would rather be the one with the gun. But, OTOH, if I were stupid enough to rob someone I might also be dumb enough think that if I could convince the other dummy to bring the gun, if caught I could claim I didn't have the gun and wouldn't get in as much trouble.

I, too, was wondering about him. Could he also be charged in the death of his accomplice? I think there have been other similar cases where the other BG has been charged.

This makes me think of all the incidents of police that go overboard on the violence at the end of a chase. Especially the more recent release of that video from Alabama where they went to town on that guy who was ejected from his truck and lay unconscious while getting the snot beat out of him. We're all pretty quick to dog pile on them, but not this guy?

I don't think there is a minimum time for premeditation to be valid. As one or two have said, adrenaline probably got the best of his judgement and he's going to pay for it.

IMHO