Kouri Richins Trial Deep Dive: Eric Faddis on the Three Issues That Matter Most

If you want the most detailed, grounded breakdown of where the Kouri Richins murder trial actually stands — this is it.

Defense attorney and former felony prosecutor Eric Faddis joins Tony Brueski for a conversation that covers the three pillars of this case in full. The defense's alternative narrative about Eric's drug use — what's left of it, what it was designed to do, and whether it can still land with a jury. The prosecution's immunity witness problem — two deals, two shifted stories, and a detective whose own words became a liability in court. And Kouri's deception record — phone searches, a jailhouse letter, a forged signature, memes accessed while her husband's body was still in the house.

No talking points. No softening. Just an experienced attorney who's worked both sides of first-degree murder cases telling you what this evidence actually means and what this jury is going to do with it.

Essential listening for anyone following the Kouri Richins case closely.

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Prosecutors Say Kouri Richins' Trial Was a Bargaining Chip for What

Kouri Richins' own marketing manager told her on a recorded jail call that he was helping a sheriff's reelection campaign because the lead detective on her case had 'helped create this problem' for he...

13 Okt 18min

Kouri Richins' Ally Said WHAT About The Detective?!

A recorded jail call connects the pieces of Kouri Richins’ latest post-conviction move — and the trail leads back to someone who sat in her corner at sentencing. Prosecutors are calling her sealed cou...

5 Okt 15min

Kouri Richins Heard WHAT From The Judge?!

Kouri Richins appeared by video from the Utah State Prison on August 28. A judge told her she owes $1,369,581 — every dollar she collected from her husband’s life insurance policies after poisoning hi...

3 Sep 19min

Kouri Richins’ Best Friend Didn’t Know THIS

Everyone knows Kouri Richins poisoned her husband. The jury said so in three hours. She’s serving life without parole. But the murder conviction is one case. The fraud is another. And the fraud case t...

6 Aug 21min

What Kouri Richins' Lawyers Filed To Overturn Her Conviction

Kouri Richins wants a new trial. She was convicted of aggravated murder, attempted murder, insurance fraud, and forgery in the fentanyl poisoning of her husband Eric Richins. She was sentenced to life...

28 Jul 28min

Why Did Kouri Richins Roll Her Eyes As Her Children Described Their Fear?

Kouri Richins sat in a courtroom while her own children — all under fourteen — described locked doors, threats against their pets, and a mother they no longer call "mom." Every one of them asked the j...

12 Jul 53min

What Did Kouri Richins' Own Sons Ask The Judge To Do?

The most devastating voices at the Kouri Richins sentencing weren't the lawyers. They were her children. This look back sits with the hearing where three boys, through their therapists, told a Park Ci...

8 Jul 49min

What Did Kouri Richins Say After Her Sons Begged To Be Kept Safe?

Kouri Richins' children asked a judge to keep her locked away forever. Minutes later, she stood up and told them she's coming home. This look back sits with both — the words three boys wrote, and the ...

8 Jul 1h 17min