A jury has decided that a man who killed Clay County woman Susan Mauldin in 2019 should face life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Jurors convicted Corey Binderim of strangling Susan Mauldin and dumping her in landfill but voted 7-5 for a life sentence, one shy for execution.

The recommendation comes almost four years after Susan Mauldin was reported missing. Her remains were found in a Georgia landfill in January 2020.

Contractor Corey Binderim was found guilty of first-degree murder and other charges in the death of client Susan Mauldin.

Jurors have convicted Corey Binderim of killing Susan Mauldin, who was upset with his contract work, and then dumping her body in a landfill.

Corey Binderim was accused of killing Susan Mauldin after he failed to complete work on her bathroom. A friend testified Mauldin had planned to tell the police.

Corey Binderim was found guilty Monday in a Clay County courtroom in the 2021 murder of Susan Mauldin. Binderim was found guilty of all three counts he was facing -- first-degree murder, burglary with assault or battery,