Deborah Roberts

The prosecution also talked about her being not only a woman from humble beginnings, but one who would stop at nothing to get what she wants.

So they portrayed her as a completely different person than people sort of thought she was.

Corey didn't testify, and she didn't have to testify.

We know that.

You've taught us that as an attorney.

And that doesn't necessarily have any bearing on whether she's guilty or not.

The jury has to be told that.

All of this evidence is coming out that she had plotted this, that she wanted a new life.

She wanted out of this relationship with her husband.

Would it have benefited her, in your view, to testify?

No, it's not going to serve you any justice really to do that.

Well, a jury clearly believed the prosecution's case.

She was convicted.

Corey was convicted.

So many of us saw clips of her in court.

When they read that verdict, you know, she drops her head down.

What did you make of her reaction after that?

Do you think this is somebody who just could not believe that she would ever be convicted?

Yeah.

The sentencing will come later, but clearly she's going to be possibly gone for life in this case.