UT - Kouri Richins, 33, Author, wife, mom, charged in husband’s unexpected death last year, May 2023 #3

[Justice101]

Did Kouri not sit down and talk with Eric about her debt?

We all know the answer.

I wonder if he knew ANYTHING AT ALL about her debts? Didn't he get alerted that she was changing the beneficiary of life insurance? Or is that me re-remembering it wrong?

 

[Justice101]

Not likely as she was forging his sig and buying insurance policy’s on him

Be honest... has anyone here forged their spouse's signature?... even if for non-consequential efficiency? I think most have it could be something simple like both parents signing a child's report card or a time share weekly booking request.

I could do it fairly well I think... but a real expert (like I know a forensic hand writing expert) would spot my errors.

 

[303gmf]

Be honest... has anyone here forged their spouse's signature?... even if for non-consequential efficiency? I think most have it could be something simple like both parents signing a child's report card or a time share weekly booking request.

My spouse had his son, my stepson gorge mine for a heloc pre divorce

I could also very successfully forge his

Had friends/clients out of the country who needed a check signed to mail to his brother, easy peasy & off in the mail

 

[303gmf]

My spouse had his son, my stepson gorge mine for a heloc pre divorce

I could also very successfully forge his

Had friends/clients out of the country who needed a check signed to mail to his brother, easy peasy & off in the mail

Typo unfixable but you get my drift

 

[iamshadow21]

We all know the answer.

I wonder if he knew ANYTHING AT ALL about her debts? Didn't he get alerted that she was changing the beneficiary of life insurance? Or is that me re-remembering it wrong?

He absolutely knew.

Grief author accused of killing her husband indicted on new charges

Kouri Richins, 34, was arrested in 2023 and accused of poisoning her husband with a lethal dose of fentanyl that led to his 2022 death.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[COSCitizen]

The whole life insurance shenanigans makes me think that one should require marital consent, including notarized signatures, to taking out a policy on one's spouse.

 

[Cindizzi]

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