Kouri Richins: Guilty on Every Count. The Mask Is Off.
She bowed her head when the verdict was read. Five charges. Five guilty. A juror was wiping his eyes. Another stared directly at her. Three hours of deliberation after thirteen days of trial. In the f...
9 Touko 16min
Kouri Richins Couldn’t Spell Fentanyl But Used It to Kill
She searched “if someone is poisned what does it go down on the death certificate as.” Not overdosed. Poisoned. Her own word. In part four of our five-part definitive series, we lay out the digital ev...
8 Touko 18min
Kouri Richins Hired a Locksmith Two Days After Eric Died
Unlock at 3:06 a.m. Speaker at 3:08. The 911 call two minutes later. That’s the timeline. No frantic calls to family. No calls to friends. Just a precise, measured sequence that suggests a woman who k...
7 Touko 16min
Kouri Richins Bought Fentanyl at a Gas Station. Twice.
She bought the pills. She asked for stronger ones. She asked for the strongest thing available. And then she put them in her husband’s drink. In part two of our definitive five-part Kouri Richins seri...
6 Touko 16min
Kouri Richins: The Prenup Clause That Made Murder Pay
A prenuptial agreement. One clause. If Eric Richins died while they were married, Kouri would inherit everything. Divorce meant walking away with nothing. Death meant millions. That single clause in a...
5 Touko 21min
Three Innocent Children that the Kouri Richins’ Verdict Can't Fix
The verdict is in. Kouri Richins is guilty of charges that she poisoned her husband with fentanyl. But this part that still lands like a gut punch — She wrote a children's book about his death and wen...
31 Maalis 12min
Kouri Richins: What Eric Knew — and What It Cost Him
Eric Richins knew something was wrong. He documented it. He restructured his estate, told his attorney he was protecting his children from his wife, and took legal steps to put his fear on the record....
29 Maalis 1h 18min
Eric Richins' 44th Birthday, a Sentencing Date, and the Verdict His Family Fought For
Eric Richins restructured his estate roughly eighteen months before he died. He told his attorney exactly why: to protect his children from his wife. He knew something was wrong. He documented it. He ...
28 Maalis 28min
