The Case Against Kouri Richins
Jul 28, 2026 · 29 min · 21 segments
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…
Two documents were filed in the same case within weeks of each other in Summit County, Utah.
How can children do this? Well, when you're that bad of a parent, Children see, especially if you don't close their eyes to it and you don't pretend that that person is something that they're not.
Sometimes the monsters in the room get found out simply by being the monsters in the room.
But they see it for what it is.
The third addressed her directly and told her she only cared about herself and her stupid boyfriends.
Without a doubt, those letters were delivered by counselors because the children themselves were not present.
It was a text message to an admirer filed in the prosecution's sentencing memorandum.
That's where we begin, because seven weeks after that text, Corey Richen's attorney filed a 14 page motion for a new trial.
Two documents were filed in the same case within weeks of each other in Summit County, Utah.
How can children do this? Well, when you're that bad of a parent, Children see, especially if you don't close their eyes to it and you don't pretend that that person is something that they're not.
Sometimes the monsters in the room get found out simply by being the monsters in the room.
But they see it for what it is.
The third addressed her directly and told her she only cared about herself and her stupid boyfriends.
Without a doubt, those letters were delivered by counselors because the children themselves were not present.
It was a text message to an admirer filed in the prosecution's sentencing memorandum.
That's where we begin, because seven weeks after that text, Corey Richen's attorney filed a 14 page motion for a new trial.
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