e-mails, spicy text messages. i would like to be put on that pedestal. emmett made me feel that way. it was pretty much an ego boost for me. she really wasn t trying to get back to her husband, said candy, at least not consciously. i was thinking about me, only me, you know what it made me feel good, it made me feel like i was on top of the world. sitting here now is candy still only thinking only of candy? perhaps, as you hear the rest of this story, you can be the judge of that. anyway, back then, there were a few hitches in candy s new found fantasy life. emmett corrigan was also married, and lived in this quiet cul-de-sac with this woman, his wife, ashlee. he was just a guy that everybody wanted to be around. enthusiastic, full of energy?
to tell robert hall whether for the rest of his life he d have anything at all. he d have a small advantage over the jury. hall did not testify. but he talked to us. his first ever interview, to tell us he was sorry about what happened, yes, that but also to tell us that it wasn t his fault. the notion that i brought a gun there to gun down emmett corrigan. i didn t bring a gun there to gun down emmett corrigan. hall s version, that despite what you ve heard, he did not even know for sure emmett was having an affair with candy. that in the parking lot emmett was the aggressor. pulled him down from behind by the hood off his sweatshirt. i don t think i made four step itself before i was ripped off my feet. when i hit the ground, first thing i thought was my cell phone hit the ground and i looked over and it was my gun. he reached down, grabbed my gun and we just struggled over it. the last thing i remember it was the gun pointed at my head and the feeling of being hit upside the h
just things that i know i had never done. so when he walked out, i flipped the baby monitor off and i said, oh, how did it go? it went good. he thinks you re as crazy as i do. i said, oh, okay. do i get a turn? he says i don t care what you do, but you re not using my phone. and emmett said, hey, i m going to run to walgreens and i ll be right back. i put the phone down and i literally was like, emmett, please do not leave. he said, no, i m leaving. you must have felt like your life was falling apart and you didn t know what to do? i kind of like maybe this is the grand finale.
or not guilty of first degree murder, not guilty. not guilty. hearts rose and fell. but then, not so fast. is robert dean hall guilty or not guilty of second degree murder, guilty. guilty of murder. guilty. not premeditation per se but of an attempt to kill and a disregard for human life. rob hall looked look he had been punched in the stomach. tears sprang to his eyes. hall was sentenced to 30 years in prison. he will be eligible for parole in the year 2028, just before his 60th birthday. so as we sit here now, having been convicted of intentional murder, you re still not taking responsibility for it as that. as murder, no. you re saying the architect of this tragedy is more emmett
complicated, too, ashlee could see how stressed he was, didn t understand it. that or why he seemed to avoid coming home. there was one time when my son asked him if he lived with us anymore and we were in the bedroom, he s like, what s that all about? i was like, well, we miss you. and he just, he just kind of yelled and screamed and then left. ashlee thought maybe it was her fault. she went to marriage counseling. emmett refused to go. i felt really pushed away, was trying to find an answer and tried to surprise him by cleaning out his car and found a weird envelope. a weird envelope? an envelope with some sort of pill. i researched online and one of the side effects was problems with intimacy and sexuality. i thought maybe if he was doing that, that could explain why he didn t necessarily want me. did you take it personally,