Maureen Maher

That means that David Biro could qualify for a reduced sentence or even be released.

Jean Bishop is now advocating that her sister's killer get a chance at a second chance.

He methodically gunned down two people in your family even though he knew your sister was pregnant and she was begging for her life.

He just doesn't strike me, Jean, with all due respect, as the poster child for second chances.

Does he deserve another chance?

Yes, I think he does.

Why?

Because I think everyone does.

I think that it's utter hubris for us to say to any human being, this one thing you did was so bad that we're going to freeze it in time forever.

All you will ever be is killer.

And our punishment for you will be endless until you die.

But, as you might imagine, not everyone agrees.

It all boils down to one thing.

Are there some people for whom permanent separation from the rest of society is sadly necessary?

Is David Barrow that person?

Yes, he is.

Did you ever think that you would be here discussing the possibility of him being resentenced and possibly seeing the light of day again?

No, it never occurred to us.

It's November 5th, 2015, almost 24 years to the day from when David Biro went on trial for the Langer murders.

And Nancy's sister Jennifer and mother Joyce are back at the same courthouse as a legal hurdle to Biro's case is argued.