Chapter 19 - The Federal Sentencing
Two weeks later, the federal judge handed down his official sentences in a packed, high-security courtroom.
Eleanor Calloway was sentenced to three consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole in a maximum-security facility.
Daniel Calloway received forty years in federal prison, with a mandatory minimum of twenty-five years before parole eligibility.
As the bailiffs slapped fresh handcuffs on them and led them toward the subterranean holding cells, neither looked back.
Claire watched them leave from the front row of the gallery, feeling a warm, liberating tear slip down her cheek.
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The nightmare was officially over, and the dark shadow of the Calloway family had been permanently erased from her life.
Richard wrapped a strong, comforting arm around his daughter’s shoulders, smiling gently as she rubbed her pregnant belly.
