It may seem so, do you think when they're finally resurrected God is going to give them a "free pass" — which in a way death penalty is — as well..?

Rev. 20:12 "And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God; and the books were opened: and another book was opened, which is the book of life: and the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books, according to their works. "

There is no escaping God...

Perhaps too many verses to consider.
Will all be resurrected? Once I had a vision of my own gnashing of my teeth and was devastated bc I thought I would not be welcomed into heaven.
Bible verses about the gnashing of teeth, from Brave search:
In the Gospel of Matthew, the phrase is used in an eschatological context, often in conjunction with "weeping," to describe the sorrow and remorse of those who are excluded from the kingdom of heaven.
In Matthew 8, Jesus says, "But the subjects of the kingdom will be thrown outside, into the darkness, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth." This passage is interpreted by some as referring to the eternal suffering of the lost, while others see it as a metaphor for the deep remorse of those who are saved but unfaithful.
The phrase is also mentioned in other passages, such as Matthew 13, where it is used to describe the fate of those who are cast into the fiery furnace.
To lose God's love is the ultimate in punishment.

why they need to be reminded of the punishing day after day after day for the rest of their lives. locked away. just like they did to the children. the good thing we have to remember is that the med beds will cure these kids forever. but for them? hell is forever.

Ingrid, I studied Art Psychotherapy as a grad student. Many of the severely traumatized patients had been pedophile victims.
I chose to be in the Behavioral Disorders Unit.
One of my tasks was to read the patient files.
Another thing was to plan and facilitate group therapy where patients did drawings and paintings which truly helped them.
I was only able to finish a year and a half, but it was intense and certainly gave me a solid belief that perpetrators should get no mercy.