Man who killed Dartmouth professors at 17 seeks reduced prison sentence

Robert Tulloch, who was 17 when he helped kill two Dartmouth professors in 2001, is asking to be resentenced to 30–40 years after Supreme Court rulings made mandatory life-without-parole for juveniles unconstitutional.
His lawyers point to prison records and therapy notes showing maturity and remorse; his teen accomplice was paroled in 2024 after cooperating with prosecutors.
Tulloch’s hearing is the last of five juvenile lifer resentencings in New Hampshire and could influence state policy — nationally, most resentencings have produced terms under 40 years.