Tyler has been sentenced to 50 years.

@NJH1007 : My bad, didn’t see your comment

@Guilty : So out in 5 years?

@whiskeyranger : Uhm no.. he has to complete half of the sentence before parole will even be considered. and knowing Tyler, he will do something to add more time. I doubt that he will ever get out.

@Guilty : Let’s hope so.

@whiskeyranger : We will all be there to protest his parole

@Guilty : I hate to sit on your judgement bench before the Lord...That's really all that matters...this life is but a flash..Ill leave it there.

@Guilty : Get involved it something positive to give back to your church or community rather that judging something that really doesn't have anything to do with you. The world will begin to be a better place then. If you feel so strongly about this then do something to change young men being dealers and addicts...THAT IS POSITIVE...judgement isn't your job.

@concerned2018 : Do something different...God can use you to make change. This is all about DRUGS...period...help young people that need to know there is a different way....

@concerned2018 : Obviously this has affected your life....make a change in someone else's based on your knowledge that DRUGS are at the heart of all of this...then post here and tell us what positive you have done for this community...get involved, talk about how drugs and drug dealers are at risk... do something that helps others.

@concerned2018 : @Guilty : and many others will be there to protest you but that really doesn't matter now for either of them...it's about what you can do to make a change...a positive change...

@concerned2018 : this was about a murder.

@concerned2018 : the most positive thing we can do with a murderer is prevent them from killing again.

@concerned2018 : a murder happened in our community. We were all impacted.

@concerned2018 : Who are you talking to like that? Who was I judging? A man who murdered another man? Yes, I judged him. I know Tyler Green well enough to judge him. I have changed my life, and he had every opportunity to do the same, he just decided not to. And I give back to my community more than you could imagine. I spend my free time helping moms that are in active recovery, taking them to Work Force and Court or wherever they need to go, I buy them formula if they need it, out of my own pocket. So before you try to tear someone down and tell them what to do with their life, make sure you know just a little bit about them!!