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Kouri Richins’ Suspicious Internet Searches, Conflicting Testimony on Drug Deals, & Defense Strategy
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1:17:47Now PlayingMK True Crime hosts Ashleigh Merchant and Phil Holloway join the show to discuss week two of the Kouri Richins murder trial, the conflicting testimonies of Richins’ housekeeper Carmen Lauber and drug dealer Robert Crozier, Ashleigh details how the defense could have cross-examined Crozier more effectively, the missing context in both the defense and prosecution’s strategies so far, why it’s highly unlikely Nancy Guthrie will be found alive at this point, footage of a vehicle law enforcement are looking into now, Bob Motta, criminal defense attorney and host of the show “Defense Diaries,” joins Ashleigh and Phil to discuss Kouri Richins’ call to the chief medical examiner to discuss how the fentanyl got into her husband Eric Richins’ system, whether or not this is an unusual call to make in the first place, Richins’ memes and internet searches found on her phone that were introduced to the jury, how the defense poked holes in the digital evidence, and more.
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