A Utah woman charged with killing her husband — and then writing a children's book about grief — takes center stage on CBS on Saturday night when “48 Hours” airs “The People v. Kouri Richins.”
Kouri Richins, left, a Utah mother of three who authorities say fatally poisoned her husband then wrote a children's book about grieving, speaks with her attorney Skye Lazaro during a bail hearing Monday, June 12, 2023, in Park City, Utah. A judge ruled to keep her in custody for the duration of her trial.
Reporter Natalie Morales will take viewers through the facts of the case. On March 3, 2022, Richins said she found her husband, Eric, dead in their bed, and that she had no idea what happened to him. She wrote a children’s book to help her own three children and other kids cope with grief, and promoted it in multiple television appearances.come to her defense. Lisa Darden says her daughter “could not have done this. She’d never do this.
Saturday’s “48 Hours” report sets the stage with footage of Kamas — “rural America in every way” — and describes the Richins as “the family next door … very connected, very loving, very bonded.” And as “the happy American couple.” Kouri Richins’ attorney., Skye Lazaro, contends that “Eric and Kouri were Eric Richins, who died March 4, 2022, of a fentanyl overdose, is shown in this undated photo.
Kouri Richins told police she mixed Eric a Moscow mule the night he died, and Eric Richins’ family suspects she put fentanyl in it.
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