Ep 224: Trying To Prove Innocence

Ep 224: Trying To Prove Innocence

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The Kouri Richins Trial (Part 2)

Just two months after releasing a children’s book about coping with grief, Kouri Richins was arrested and charged with the murder of her husband and the father of their three children. In these episodes, we explore her murder trial, where the prosecution must prove their case. NO ...  Show more

The Kouri Richins Trial (Part 1)

Just two months after releasing a children’s book about coping with grief, Kouri Richins was arrested and charged with the murder of her husband and father of their three children. In these episodes, we explore her murder trial, where the prosecution must prove their case. Please ...  Show more

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