An Alabama inmate lost his bid to overturn his sentence of life without parole that he received when was 17.
The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals denied the bid of 40-year-old Gregory Wynn who once was condemned to the death penalty for committing murder. He was convicted of capital murder in the killing of 33-year-old Denise Bliss in 1998 when she was beaten and left inside a freezer while working at a Hardee's.
A judge changed Wynn's sentence to life without parole in compliance with a Supreme Court decision about juvenile offenders.