Kenneth Pembroke and Beatrice Fairchild were found guilty on every count — attempted capital murder, criminal conspiracy, and grand financial fraud.

Each was sentenced to three consecutive life terms in a maximum-security facility, with no possibility of parole.

Neither of them will ever again stand under an open sky.

And then the court ordered full asset forfeiture.

Every property, every hidden offshore account, the entire remaining Fairchild trust — all of it liquidated and placed into an irrevocable fund, managed strictly and solely for the future of two boys named Mason and Wyatt.

The money that had been the whole reason for our murder became, instead, the guarantee of my sons’ lives.