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Hey there, folks. It is Wednesday, May 13, and Corey Richens murdered her husband in the presence of

their children using poison and for money. Such a person should never again lurk among the rest of us.

Her children should never worry that they may one day encounter her.

The court should impose a sentence of life in prison without parole.

Corey Richens has earned it.

Her children deserve it.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Rose, just reading an excerpt from the sentencing memo of prosecutors who want

Corey Richens, this now convicted mom, to go to prison for the rest of her life in robes.

They were just getting started with that.

Yeah, this is a 15-page memo that was given to the judge ahead of Corey Richens' sentencing, which is scheduled

for later this afternoon. It's 9.30 Mountain Time, 1130 Eastern Time. And it reads like a horror

movie, to be honest. We obviously watched, and so many of you listened along with us,

to the evidence that was presented

during trial. And it was incredibly damning. But when you actually read what prosecutors lay out

for the judge for sentencing, it takes it to a whole other level. Roams, they said,

they started out, like this almost felt personal to certain, and it wasn't, but they were just

making more of a narrative and a point here than I think even so during the trial. But they

started out at the top about the attempt, right? She attempted to kill him. And you know what?

She didn't go back and give some thought. She went and said, you know what, how can I do better?

They started out the whole

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