Kouri Richins will stand trial for the March 2022 death of her husband Eric Richins, Utah judge Richard Mrazik ruled on Tuesday, Aug. 27. Skip to content PEOPLE ...

When her husband Eric died in March of 2022, Kouri Richins wrote a children's book to help her sons cope with the loss of their father – then she was charged in his death. Follow the timeline ...

Utah grief book author Kouri Richins texted her alleged lover in the days leading up to her husband's murder, a forensics expert revealed Monday at a hearing over whether she'll stand trial.

The preliminary hearing for Kouri Richins concluded around noon Tuesday, with Richins accused of poisoning her husband, Eric Richins, with a fatal dose of fenta. KUTV Salt Lake City.

Following the judge's decision, Kouri Richins entered not guilty pleas for each charge and attorneys scheduled a four-week trial beginning April 28, 2025. Evidence pointing to attempted murder.

Kouri Richins, a Utah mother of three accused of killing her husband, previously tried to poison him twice before his death, including once on Valentine's Day, court records say.

A Utah judge ruled that children's author Kouri Richins will stand trial over the death of her husband Eric Richins, who she is accused of murdering with a fentanyl-spiked drink in March 2022.

More than a year after the arrest of Kouri Richins — the Kamas woman accused of killing her husband — the preliminary hearing wrapped up on Tuesday, Aug. 27, with plans to go to trial.

Attorneys for accused murderer Kouri Richins' are in court Thursday to ask the judge to suppress key evidence in her case, ...

Kouri Richins, the Kamas woman accused of poisoning her husband, was denied bail for the second time. KTVX Salt Lake City. Judge denies Kouri Richins bail a second time, drops two charges.

A Utah judge ruled that children's author Kouri Richins will stand trial over the death of her husband Eric Richins, who she is accused of murdering with a fentanyl-spiked drink in March 2022.

Richins' attorney, Kathryn Nester, said Bloodworth's characterization of Kouri Richins' texts with her husband as "chilling" was misleading, noting that she had asked if he wanted her to come home.