Andrea Canning

The toxicology report jump-started the investigation, sending law enforcement back to the Richens' home.

That included taking the family's iPad and Corey's phone, hoping they'd offer clues.

They never found any trace of fentanyl in the house.

Now, you could argue that it never was in the home, or was it flushed down the toilet, or was it thrown out in the garbage?

Or did the police just never find it?

Or did the police just never find it?

Then the conversation turned to the source of the fentanyl.

It was all so tragic, but Corey was ready for a fresh start and a new venture.

You know, I just watched the struggle that my kids were going through.

Her story would get people talking, just not in the way she expected.

I checked my Facebook inbox, and it said, you need to investigate your children's book.

Author, did you know that she is a suspect in the murder of her husband?

As the first anniversary of her husband's death approached, Corrie channeled her grief into a new project, a self-published children's book called Are You With Me?

Her friend Greg Hall watched it take shape.

She did it as a tribute to her children and to give them a memory and for other children that have been through this.

Her boys were surely struggling.

How could they not be?

Correct.

That's correct.

And she wanted to comfort them.