Andrea Canning

A look of defeat.

You know, my mother said, Corey did a good job that she just didn't break down there.

And I said, well, it's not a matter of breaking down.

I said, it's just shock.

You don't know what to do.

I said, and I felt the same thing she did.

For Eric's family, finally justice.

Four years ago, our family lost the brightest light.

Eric is deeply loved and missed every single day.

We are grateful to everyone who has worked tirelessly to bring justice for Eric.

Our focus is now on honoring Eric's life and supporting his boys as we all continue to heal.

Corey is scheduled to be sentenced next month.

She faces the possibility of 25 years to life behind bars.

She also has another criminal case pending, with 26 additional financial charges.

She has not yet entered a plea.

Her three boys are living with Eric's family.

Corey's book is out of print now, but we did find it on eBay, selling for more than $5,000.

Back in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains, the Midway Mansion, once a symbol of everything Corey dreamed of, now has new owners, and renovations are well underway.

At the Mirror Lake Diner, Gabe Morin thinks about Eric when someone orders his favorite, chicken fried steak, or sits in his usual seat.

He certainly never imagined the role his diner would play in Corey Richen's murder trial, or that his friend's three sons would be left without a father.