The judge denied the motion for a new trial that Armstrong's team argued was necessary due to an undisclosed complaint against a witness.
Eyewitness News has also confirmed the exact date of his parole hearing 40 years in the future. He was sentenced to up to life in prison for killing his parents.
ABC13 learned the man convicted of killing his parents when he was a teenager was transferred this week to a corrections facility, where we're getting insight into his surroundings.
It's been a month since Armstrong was found guilty of killing his parents in 2016 when he was a teen, concluding a saga stemming seven years, but a new motion says his age new records show his age at the time warrants another trial.
The 23-year-old is still in the Harris County Jail awaiting transfer to prison, where he'll serve a life sentence. His new attorney is hoping a judge will let him stay there. Here's why.
ABC13 was first to obtain and make public audio recordings of AJ Armstrong's HPD interrogation the morning of his parents' murders. Shortly after this interview, he was charged with capital murder.