This man murdered his neighbor and concealed his remains for months before they were discovered. This is the moment he was sentenced. >> Here it is the sentence of the court as to count two that you serve 12 and 1/2 years in prison. That will be 7 and 1/2 years of initial confinement, 5 years of extended supervision. The court believes the maximum sentence on hiding a corpse is appropriate here because in the context of hiding a corpse uh this is one of the most aggravated ways that crime can be committed. And given the context of the homicide, the court believes a maximum sentence on count two is appropriate. That sentence will run consecutive to any other sentence. As to count one, first-degree intentional homicide the court is sentencing you to life in prison with no possibility of parole. Mr. Leichweck, you will spend the rest of your life in prison. Count one is consecutive to any other sentence. The defendant is not eligible for any release programs. Conditions of extended supervision will be set by the Department of Corrections on the hiding a corpse count.