Natalie Morales

His counselor read his statement.

I mean, it is heartbreaking.

All of the three boys expressed feeling safer with Corey being locked up.

The oldest explicitly asked the judge to give her that life sentence.

So it gives you a sense of, you know, what has been lost in this relationship with her children.

Nothing, nothing of this was brought up at the trial.

What came into question was how she was as a wife, not as how she was as a mother.

We should point out that about these statements, they're not calling her mom.

They're calling her Corey.

But we don't know if prompts were given to the children to get those kinds of statements or what kinds of questions they were even asked by their counselors.

Amy, I think is a little more retrospective and looking back on the relationship that she had with Corey and talking about that loss.

Interesting to hear her say, I didn't just lose my brother.

I lost my sister-in-law.

I lost someone I considered my friend.

Very stark contrast to the other statements that we heard.

You know, we did speak with Ronnie when we first reported on this case.

on 48 Hours.

And he clearly believes in her innocence.

And the same goes for Greg Hall, who I interviewed once again for this most recent hour.

And they all feel that the jury missed the opportunity to get to know her.