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Hey there, folks. It is Tuesday, May 19th. And just a short time ago, somebody called him Satan in court.

And just a short time after that, the judge gave him four life sentences without the possibility of parole.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy

and T.J. This was a case we followed closely. This was a horrific case of a man who essentially

slaughtered his brother, his brother's wife, and his brother's two kids, his own niece and nephew,

who were 11 and 8 years old. Robs, there wasn't supposed to be sentencing for Paul Canero that was supposed to be a lot of mystery.

We knew what sentence he was going to get, but this was still a drama-filled day in court.

It really, really was. And look, this is an opportunity at sentencing, even though we knew there was a mandatory

sentencing guideline for Paul Canero, given the atrociousness of the crimes he committed. And we can

get into that to remind you, this was called the Colts Neck murder trial. And we followed this day in

and day out. And it was hard to listen to. But today, this was the opportunity

for the family members of the entire family he took out to speak up. They are always told not

to direct their words towards the defendant, towards Paul Canero, but instead directed towards the judge.

But they had powerful words about Paul Canero.

And I also appreciated how much of what they said about the people who we lost.

Not just the lives that were taken out, but the possibility, the future lives that

were taken away, all of the possibilities that those young kids had ahead of them. All of that

was taken away. It was hard to keep a dry eye listening to their statements. It was very hard

to hear a lot of what the judge actually said before the sentencing,

we will explain. But just the reminder here, Paul Canero, and this crime was seven plus years ago.

Seven plus years ago, a family has been waiting for this day and for this justice. Again,

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