“Love” Wife Has No Idea Police Already Know What Was In Her Husband’s DRINK

#TrueCrime #KouriRichins #Bodycam Kouri Richins told a morning TV audience her husband "passed away unexpectedly," while promoting a children's book about grief. Thirteen months earlier, Eric Richins had died in their bed in Kamas, Utah, with about five times a lethal dose of fentanyl in his blood. From the 911 call and the deputy's bodycam that night to the house cleaner who testified she bought the pills, the texts to her boyfriend, her phone searches, and the sentencing hearing on what would have been Eric's 44th birthday. A jury convicted Kouri Richins of aggravated murder in March 2026, and she was sentenced to life without parole. Her lawyers have asked for a new trial and say she will appeal. Chapters: 0:00 "He's cold" 0:25 The Moscow mule 4:07 The money 6:48 The house cleaner 11:28 Are you with me? 13:40 The verdict Footage: Summit County 911 recording and deputy body camera footage as presented in court, Summit County 3rd District Court trial and sentencing proceedings, and a Good Things Utah (ABC4) interview, used for commentary, criticism and news reporting. Case facts from court proceedings and reporting by KSL, ABC4, CBS News, NBC News and the Park Record. Without the cups ever being tested, was the house cleaner's word enough to convict? Tell us in the comments. #TrueCrime #KouriRichins #Bodycam #Utah #Fentanyl #CourtroomFootage