Anastasia Nicolazzi
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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It was clear from the beginning that Emmett was ambitious and eager to get on with his big plans for the future. In fact, he and Ashley had only been dating for two months before he popped the question.
After a spring break honeymoon on the Oregon coast, Ashley went back to Utah State, a married woman. Their twins arrived during Emmett's first year of law school. The young couple was deeply in love, but as you can probably imagine, juggling books and babies is no easy task.
But according to Ashley, she had some reservations about putting down roots in Boise, a place where she knew Emmett had a long and sometimes troubled history.
After opening his own law practice, Emmett was working long hours, regularly staying late at the office. And with Ashley juggling five kids at home, the couple began to experience what many couples do, a growing distance between them, both physical and emotional.
But by February of 2011, Ashley felt that there was something else causing a rift in their marriage. It was a rising suspicion that her husband was hiding something from her, that perhaps he was not being faithful.
On the evening of March 11th, Ashley set Emmett down for a heart-to-heart, baring her soul in the hopes that Emmett would do the same.
As Ashley recounted to us, she finally convinced Emmett to speak to a friend who was also a marriage counselor.
At a little before 9 p.m., Emmett left. It was the last time Ashley would see him alive.
One of the 911 calls was from a woman identifying herself as Candy Hall. And in the recording, you can hear her frantically begging for help.
On top? Okay. Who shot you? Do you know who did it? Robert Hall had what looked like a graze wound to the side of his head, but was still conscious. Emmett Corrigan, lying just a few feet away, had suffered two gunshot wounds, one to the chest and one to the head. He was declared dead at the scene. Ashley Boyson would get the news about her husband just a few minutes later.
The plainclothes detectives informed Ashley that her husband had been shot. News that was still almost impossible for her to process.
That second bullet entered his skull, and I'm going to be pretty specific here. The bullet entered just inside the hairline of his upper right forehead, traveled in a slight downward and leftward direction through the entire right side of his brain.
Hall was a 41-year-old former deputy and part-time salesman who lived just a few minutes away from where the shooting took place.
Hall went on to describe how he then managed to wrestle the gun away from Emmett and return fire, striking Emmett twice, once in the chest and once in the head. He claimed that he acted instinctually out of fear for his own life.
So was this argument over a parking space? A falling out between friends or business partners? To answer those questions, police would rely on the one witness that actually witnessed the shooting, Rob Hall's wife, Candy Hall.
The first and most important revelation, these two men were not strangers. And this argument was not over a parking space or business. It was over her.
When police asked Candy if she and Emmett had a romantic relationship, she denied it.
But as you can imagine, police were curious if they would turn up any evidence at the scene that might contradict her statement.
So this had all the makings of a classic and tragic love triangle, which meant that a motive for the altercation at the Walgreens parking lot may well have been coming into focus.
On March 11, 2011, gunfire had broken out in a parking lot in Boise, Idaho. When the smoke cleared, two men had been shot. 41-year-old Rob Hall had survived. 30-year-old Emmett Corrigan had not.
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