Cindizzi
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I am not for sure but could it be possible the loan could not go forward with the purchase because of a LE ordered freeze on her assets? I mean She did use the place as a trap house.It's possible there are still liens on the property from unpaid construction bills or others, right? It appears property is not complete. Did the title search(es) show that there is not clear title to said property? moo
Hearing is scheduled for 3:00 pm MT tomorrow.
^^rsbmHer amended charges included all new information on the events leading up to the murder of Kouri’s husband, Eric Richins. Her detention hearing has been postponed to June 12.
Wow. After reading the updated documents, I’m speechless. She was out of control.
She tried. That time in Greece.With this info, I'm kind of surprised poor Eric managed to live as long as he did. Amazing she didn't off him sooner
The "friend" was double crossing KR? This gets better and better.I wonder if her new business was going to be drug dealing. This happened after the murder
On March 9, 2022, at 10:24 a.m., phone records state that C.L. contacted an acquaintance and asked her to drive her to Draper to purchase fentanyl. C.L. said that she was driving to Kouri Richins’ house in Francis where she wrote C.L. a $1,300 check for fentanyl. The check from Kouri Richins was dated March 6.
On either March 9 or 10, after C.L. procured the pills, which she understood to be fentanyl, she left the pills for another acquaintance, not Kouri Richins, in the firepit of the backyard of a vacant house in Midway that Kouri Richins owned and was in the process of selling.
Prosecutors say Kouri Richins bought four life insurance policies for her husband without his knowledge in the years preceding his death.
Prosecutors: Children's book author accused of killing husband changed life insurance policies
Prosecutors: Children's book author accused of killing husband changed life insurance policies
Prosecutors say Kouri Richins bought four life insurance policies for her husband without his knowledge in the years preceding his death.www.courttv.com
5.18.2023
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah woman who wrote a children’s book about grief after her husband’s death and was later arrested for killing him had made changes to her husband’s life insurance years before when she is accused of fatally poisoning him, according to charging documents updated Thursday.
The additional allegations, which were previously mentioned in search warrants but not the charging documents, led to the postponement of a detention hearing scheduled for Friday that would have been the first time Kouri Richins was in court since her case became the latest true crime sensation earlier this month. The hearing has been rescheduled for June 12.
I think you’re correct. Maybe she forged his signature. If the insurance co. needed to talk to him, maybe she had one of her boyfriends impersonate him.I thought it was illegal to issue life insurance policies for persons without their knowledge, even with a personal interview to document the insured was aware of this.
From the NBC News article above:PARK CITY, Utah — A woman who allegedly spiked her husband's drink with fentanyl and then wrote a children's book about grief after he died is now accused of secretly taking out almost $2 million in life insurance policies on him.
The allegations against Kouri Richins were raised in an amended court document filed Thursday that led to the postponement of a detention hearing originally scheduled for Friday.
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Prosecutors said they needed more time to provide discovery related to the new allegations in the document, according to a motion filed Thursday.
Richins' attorneys said they needed time to review the discovery and prepare for the hearing.
"The State amended the charging Information and has not turned over discovery yet that supports it," Skye Lazaro, an attorney for Richins, said in an emailed statement. "Therefore we couldn’t be prepared to argue about the sufficiency of the evidence."
The new detention hearing is scheduled for June 12.