Jane Laut

guilty of first-degree murder.

I was pretty shocked, honestly.

I tried to prepare myself for everything, but I was surprised.

And in a poignant twist, it is Bamier, once so confident the jury would believe his client, who needs to be consoled.

Jane ended up consoling you.

Yeah, she did.

Let's jam out.

Dave's mother, Dottie, was in the corp room.

I was afraid that she was going to get acquitted.

And then when she wasn't, it shocked me.

I cried.

The verdict is no victory.

I mean, Jane's been part of your life for over 30 years.

That's right.

That's why I've lost a son, lost a daughter, and I guess I've lost a grandson, too.

I don't know if I'll ever get to see him again.

Michael has been living with Jane's relatives since she was arrested and released on bond.

Did you miss him?

But Jane, who turned down that last plea deal of serving a maximum of six years in prison, may never be free to be with her son again because she is facing a mandatory sentence of 50 years to life.

For Jane Lout, who's in her late 50s, this is truly a life sentence.