In answer to your question, yes I do, although one of them has since proved he should probably be retained indefinitely.
I find it astonishing that anyone can support the execution of a child. Even in late Victorian times this didn’t occur because there was a recognition that young people are far more capable of redemption, and are less responsible for their actions than an adult who should bear far more responsibility for them and is (most likely) much less capable of changing their behaviour.
Given you support it, would you be happy to be part of the firing squad that executed her as a 15 year old?