In a Utah courtroom on what would have been their father's 44th birthday, three young boys asked a judge to keep their mother imprisoned for the rest of her life. Kouri Richins, convicted of poisoning her husband Eric with a fatal dose of fentanyl in 2022, now faces sentencing for a crime her own children say they always feared was coming. The case is a quiet tragedy about the violence that can live inside a household long before it becomes a matter of law — and about the courage it takes for children to speak the truth about the people who were supposed to protect them.
Sons of convicted killer Kouri Richins say they'd feel unsafe if mother were released
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