Episode 110 - Kouri and Eric Richins

Summary:

In this episode, we delve into the tragic case of Eric's death, the suspicious circumstances surrounding fentanyl overdose, and the subsequent investigation and trial of Kouri, his wife. We explore the evidence, motives, and the impact on the family, highlighting the complexities of crime and justice.

Keywords:

true crime, Kouri Richins, Eric Richins, Utah, marriage, financial fraud, life insurance, murder case, criminal investigation Fentanyl overdose, murder case, autopsy, investigation, trial, family trauma, insurance fraud, criminal justice, Utah law, forensic evidence

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