Maureen Maher

No, no.

And neither did the jury.

After a two-week trial, it took them just a few hours to reach a decision.

The verdict is in for David Biro.

guilty on all charges.

I just exhaled in relief.

I think I felt my jaw loosen and unclench for the first time since they were murdered.

David Biro received two mandatory life sentences without the possibility of parole for murdering Richard and Nancy.

The judge also gave him a discretionary life sentence for the death of their unborn child.

The judge made a speech in which he specifically talked about his age.

And he wanted it in the record.

He had every privilege in his upbringing that he killed them for sheer entertainment and that he was the most deserving of life without parole because he was truly the most dangerous human being.

Did you all have a collective agreement on the sentencing that you wanted for him?

Yeah, we wanted the maximum sentence, which is the one he got.

He'll die on a cold prison floor like Nancy died on a cold basement floor.

The killer was going away for good, and with him went the answers they never got in court.

We all wish that part of the sentence would be that he would sit down with us and we could ask him, why?

How could you do this?

That answer would come, but it would take 22 years, a leap of faith, and an incredible change of heart.

There was only one person who knew the answers to the questions that I had, and that was David Bureau himself.