Ruby Franke CPS Failure: Why Nobody Stopped the Abuse Despite Years of Reports
In June 2020, CPS visited the Franke home after another report about 8 Passengers. They investigated. They closed the case.Three years later, two Franke children were found bound and starving. Ruby is...
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Kouri Richins: How She Used People, What It Did to a Family, and How She Got Here
Most coverage of the Kouri Richins trial has focused on the evidence. This series focuses on the behavior — and brings in two of the most credentialed voices in behavioral science to work through what...
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Cult Bystanders: Why Nobody Stopped the Daybell Murders | Religious Trauma Psychology
Charles Vallow tried to get help. He reached out to Lori's family. He documented her threats. He told police he was afraid.Nobody intervened. Five months later, he was dead.This is Part 4 of "The Chos...
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Kouri Richins: Generational Cycles, Five Children, and the Psychology of How People End Up Here
This is the question the trial record forces but rarely gets answered: how does someone end up here? Not in terms of evidence or motive — but in terms of who they became and why. And what happens to t...
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Kouri Richins Trial Day 13: Detective Jeff O' Driscoll — Defense Goes Another Round With Investigator
The Kouri Richins trial brings Detective Jeff O' Driscoll, Summit Co. Sheriff's Dept., to the stand in this segment.The Kouri Richins murder trial continues in Utah as the state prosecutes the childre...
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The Walk the Dog Letter Explained: Kouri Richins' Jailhouse Schemes Broken Down
The Walk the Dog letter has been in headlines. But headlines don't explain it. This episode does.Tony Brueski at True Crime Today takes the full six-page jailhouse letter written by Kouri Richins and ...
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Walk the Dog: What Kouri Richins Allegedly Wrote From Jail Finally Reached the Jury
For weeks, legal arguments kept it out of the courtroom. On day 12 of the Kouri Richins murder trial, the jury finally heard it — a six-page handwritten letter prosecutors say Richins wrote from jail,...
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Kouri Richins: The Psychological Cost of Knowing Something Is Wrong
Eric Richins' family knew something was wrong long before a toxicology report confirmed it. They said so. They pushed. They hired a private investigator who logged 936 hours and over $100,000 before t...
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