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Kouri Richins Trial: Prosecutor on the Defense Wins, the Prosecution's Mountain & What's Coming

Kouri Richins Trial: Prosecutor on the Defense Wins, the Prosecution's Mountain & What's Coming

The Case Against Kouri Richins · Hidden Killers Podcast

February 22, 20261h 7m

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The Kouri Richins trial begins February 23rd—and former felony prosecutor Eric Faddis breaks down exactly what both sides are bringing to that courtroom.

The defense has landed significant pretrial blows. The drug source recanted. Expert witnesses were excluded. Financial charges were severed from the murder trial. There are witness intimidation allegations against the lead detective. These aren't small wins—they're the foundation of reasonable doubt arguments that will echo through five weeks of testimony.

But the prosecution's mountain remains. An alleged prior poisoning attempt on Valentine's Day 2022—Eric allegedly broke out in hives and blacked out after eating a sandwich from his truck. A housekeeper who says Kouri personally requested fentanyl and later asked for "the Michael Jackson stuff." Google searches allegedly about lethal doses and luxury prisons. A jail cell letter allegedly coaching her mother and brother on what to say. Forged signatures on insurance documents. And the toxicology that started it all: more than five times the lethal dose of fentanyl in Eric's system.

Eric Faddis walks through how these pieces fit together—and where they don't. How does the defense exploit a recanting witness? How do prosecutors overcome excluded experts with volume of evidence? What do the Google searches actually prove? What does the "Walk the Dog" letter do to a jury?

This analysis also examines the Colin Gray case in Georgia—a father facing 29 felony counts for allegedly arming his son despite years of warnings. Different crime, different theory, same question: When does knowing become culpable?

Eric Faddis gives his honest assessment of where the Richins trial is headed and what conviction actually requires.

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