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Utah Children's Author Faces Life in Prison for Husband's Murder

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Utah children's author Kouri Richins, 35, faces life in prison for murdering her husband with fentanyl.
Her three sons, aged 13, 11, and unspecified (youngest), expressed fear for their safety if she is released, citing past abuse and manipulation.

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Utah children's author Kouri Richins, 35, faces life in prison for murdering her husband with fentanyl. Her three sons, aged 13, 11, and unspecified (youngest), expressed fear for their safety if she is released, citing past abuse and manipulation.

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