in october of 2003, sarah johnson was charged as an adult. >> sarah, i have a warrant for your arrestor the murder of your parents, diane and alan johnson. you're charged with two counts of murder and you're under arrest. >> it was a sad moment, because it's a 16-year-old that did this. it's sad for everybody involved. >> the trial of a teenaged girl killing her parents was a national sensation. >> there were three people in the johnson house that morning when alan and diane were murdered. two of them did not come out. >> at trial, prosecutors presented voluminous forensic and circumstantial evidence to prove that sarah murdered her parents. >> she wanted the big, rich things in her life. she wanted to provide for her boyfriend. they were going to get married. and she asked him, do you want to live in a big, beautiful home? >> with her parents' life insurance and her inheritance, she thought she'd be all set. >> and she could live that happily ever after life that only a 16-year-old probably envisions. >> in a surprise turn of events, sarah's boyfriend, bruno santos, testified for the

sarah murnaghan's family under attack. why would anyone want to take them down? peter johnson, jr. she picked her numbers. let's just say it will have you rethinking your strategy. >>> government red tape prevented this little girl from a life saving surgery until her parents fought back. sarah murnaghan's mother and father would not let up until our government agreed to let her have the adult lung transplant she need to do stay alive. nine months later, their fight sparked serious on-line backlash. fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. joins us now with more. peter? >> this makes me be ashamed to be an american today, unfortunately when you look at these facebook postings about sarah murnaghan and her family on this facebook that's become a real controversy up and down by facebook. for example, i was in support of sarah getting lungs no matter what. now i don't believe it's good medicine. she's not thriving as far as i can see. another post reads, changing the rules for her own goal was selfish. the courts and the public shouldn't have been involved, but they were. also commen

and sarah brady but also to at the 11 for his leadership in turning his personal sorrow into leadership to save lives. thank you, dan. thank you all. [applause] >> thank you, nancy pelosi. cheese johnson, all our partners from law enforcement and other organizations and of course families for being here and sharing your story. you are making a difference. our team is now going to hand deliver this report to members of congress. more than 2 million purchases have been blocked by felons, domestic abusers, fugitives and other people we all agree are dangerous, 343 blocked purchases every day, all thanks to the work of jim and sarah brady and our predecessors in his organization and the leadership we got from congress from leaders like nancy pelosi. but as we heard from sherialyn byrdsong and other victims there is still a lot of work to be done. more than anything else we hope these stories and this report sent another powerful call to action, one that cannot be ignored. for congress to finish the job and expand brady background checks to all gun sales. states that have answered this call and expanded background checks and this is where you can start to quantify the impact we talked abou

and sarah brady, but also to dan gross for turning his personal sorrow into leadership to save lives. thank you, all of you. >> thank you, leader pelosi, representative thomson, stephen chief johnson, all of our partners from law enforcement and other organizations, and of course the families, for being here and sharing your story. you are making a difference. our team is now going to hand deliver this report to members of congress, so they can see for themselves the lifesaving impact the brady law has had since it came into effect 20 years ago. the fact is, more than 2 million purchases have been blocked by felons, domestic abusers, fugitives, and other people we all agree are dangerous. that is 343 blocked purchases every day, all thanks to the work of jim and sarah brady, our predecessors at this organization, and the leadership we got in congress from leaders like leader pelosi. but as we have heard from victims today, there is still a lot of work to be done. more than anything else, we hope these stories and this report sends another powerful call to action, one that cannot be ignored, for congress to finish the job and expand brady background checks to all gun sales. states