A Utah mother who wrote a children's book about how to cope with grief after her husband's death last year is accused of poisoning him with a lethal dose of fentanyl after serving him a celebratory Moscow Mule.
Richins told investigators that the night before her husband died, the couple was celebrating because she had closed on a home for her business, the document stated. She said that she made him a Moscow Mule in the kitchen, brought it to the bedroom and he drank it while sitting in bed, the statement said.
At the time of his death, the only people in the home were the couple and their three young sons, it said. "The cards I have been dealt seems like a game that just can't be played," she posted, adding the hashtag"pleasecomehome." A search warrant obtained by investigators showed several communications on Kouri Richins’ phone between her and the acquaintance, the document stated.
The acquaintance got between 15 and 30 fentanyl pills and delivered them to Richins, who paid $900 for the drugs. Three days later, on Feb. 14, 2022, Eric Richins became very ill after having a Valentine’s Day dinner at their home with his wife, according to the document.
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Utah author of book on grieving death charged with murderSALT LAKE CITY (AP) — After her husband died last year, she wrote a children’s book on grief. Now she’s charged with his murder. Kouri Richins was arrested on Monday in Utah and is accused in charging documents of poisoning her husband with a lethal dose of fentanyl at their home in Kamas, a small mountain town near Park City.
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