Natalie Morales

No, certainly not.

I mean, the one thing that you could say about Corey, she was very expressive.

She at one point appeared to be smirking.

She rolled her eyes, it seemed, when Katie was speaking, Eric's sister.

People look at that and they will make judgments based on that.

Of course, she's already been judged by the jury.

They've already found her guilty, but now it's her sentencing hearing.

What's so interesting of what she said there, in my opinion, is she says, I'm so sorry for the jury's decision.

I'm so sorry the jury found me guilty.

She said that her sons have the right to be angry, of course, sad and confused.

And that, quote, one day when this is all over, we can sit down and talk about all of this.

and sort it all out.

And she ended by saying she will continue to call her boys every day, even if her calls are blocked and that she loves them forever.

Because, you know, Corey has not had any real contact with the boys in all of these years since she was, you know, awaiting trial.

Probably not.

According to her team, Corey plans to appeal the verdict.

So this is going to keep going.

But for the boys, I think, and for Eric's family, they feel that it's over and they want it to be done with.

Well, we know that they're living with Katie, that's Eric's sister, and her husband, Clint.

They've really tried to keep them away from all of this attention.