Kouri Richins Drops Bomb Ahead of Husband's Murder Trial
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Kouri Richins Drops Bomb Ahead of Husband's Murder Trial
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In the public imagination, Kouri Richins exists in a state of contradiction. She is both the grieving author of a children’s book about loss and the woman prosecutors say poisoned her husband, Eric Richins, with a lethal dose of fentanyl mixed into a Moscow mule.
To neighbors, she was a successful real estate agent and mother of three. To the state, she is an accused killer driven by financial desperation, buried under high-interest “hard money” loans and allegedly motivated by control of her husband’s estate.
As jury selection approaches on February 10, the case has taken a sharp and unexpected turn. Toxicology evidence and financial motives are no longer the dominant storyline. Instead, the spotlight has shifted to the conduct of investigators and prosecutors themselves. What was once a straightforward homicide prosecution has evolved into a bruising legal battle over witness pressure, immunity, and the limits of state power.
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