Psycho For Love: Robert Hall shot and killed Emmett Corrigan, who had an affair with his wife, Kandi Hall

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Ann smith, on October 13, 2014 at 12:44 pm said:

What a ho kandi hall is. I read she’s in prison for embezzlement. Her kids must be so proud. Mothers a whore who caused their fathers prison term who also caused another mans death and leaves 5 kids without a father. Not that Corrigan was innocent but she should have walked away

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- mylifeofcrime, on October 13, 2014 at 3:25 pm said:
  
  Ann,
  
  Kandi Hall was in prison, but was released on parole on 6/10/2014. Also, please remember that Robert Hall made the decision to kill Emmett Corrigan. Yes, Kandi’s behavior influenced him, but he was an adult and made his own decisions.
  
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- Candi Cane, on December 4, 2014 at 5:05 pm said:
  
  She is the ine behind the demise of these two men. Skank
  
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Chris M., on February 1, 2016 at 1:20 am said:

If Kandi Hall’s description of events are accurate, I think it’s important to remember one thing: Emmett Corrigan was a steroid-gulping, aggressive, cocky Mormon lawyer and adulterer who initiated physical contact with Robert Hall despite opposition by Kandi immediately after the phone call preceeding these events, and after belittling Robert Hall in the presence of his wife.

Did he deserve to die? No. But he certainly could’ve avoided it, and should’ve known the risks. After all, while we do have laws in this country to regulate the population, there are also unwritten “laws” that are as old as time itself and can’t just be ignored. Among them being, you don’t insult a man in front of his wife, especially if you’re having an affair with her. While it might be conduct protected by law, it’s also a way to get yourself hurt or killed.

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- Brianne, on March 15, 2016 at 12:04 am said:
  
  You mean the SECOND version of events. She told a VERY different story to the police and only remembered it differently when she because a witness for the defense. Amazing how her story magically changes to one that helps her husband isn’t it?? Apparently you don’t know much about the case maybe do a bit of research before you believe a liar, cheater, and someone who went to jail for embezzalment.
  
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- mw webster, on February 7, 2017 at 1:12 am said:
  
  @Chris M…that’s true…and well said
  
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