Kouri Richins Couldn’t Spell Fentanyl But Used It to Kill
About this episode
This episode discusses the digital evidence and actions that led to Kouri Richins' conviction for poisoning her husband with fentanyl.
She searched “if someone is poisned what does it go down on the death certificate as.” Not overdosed. Poisoned. Her own word. In part four of our five-part definitive series, we lay out the digital evidence and public performances that sealed Kouri Richins’ conviction. Over 800 deleted text messages. A new phone loaded with searches about fentanyl dosages, prison conditions, and whether the FBI was coming for her. A children’s grief book she paid a ghostwriter $2,500 to write, then promoted on local television with a promo code. A six-page letter from her jail cell coaching her family to tell her attorney that Eric got fentanyl from Mexico — a story she’d never told police, investigators, or anyone else in any official capacity. And an anonymous package her mother sent to the sheriff containing the book and a note declaring Kouri a “devoted wife and adoring mother.” The prosecution called it consciousness of guilt. The jury agreed. Join Our SubStack For AD-FREE ADVANCE EPISODES & EXTRAS!: https://hiddenkillers.substack.com/ Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel…
Topics covered
- true crime
- digital evidence
- conviction
- fentanyl
- poisoning
- legal commentary
More episodes of The Case Against Kouri Richins
- Kouri Richins: Guilty on Every Count. The Mask Is Off.
- Kouri Richins Hired a Locksmith Two Days After Eric Died
- Kouri Richins Bought Fentanyl at a Gas Station. Twice.
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