Legally Brunette Presents: ‘Til Death Do Us Part - Kouri Richins

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What is the story behind Kouri Richens' case?

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What evidence led to Kouri Richens' arrest?

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Emily Simpson 2:42
Hi guys, welcome to an episode of Legally Brunette Presents. This is Till Death Do Us Part, where we talk about husbands who off their wives and wives who take out their husbands. I'm Emily Simpson. I'll be your host today and my co-host. Shane. Okay, before we start, we were just having a conversation before we started recording, so I feel like maybe we should just continue it. Well, just a little bit of things that have been in the news lately is the cornhole player. And we were just talking about that. And I was saying to you, I don't know what cornhole is. And you said... It's a sport. No, that's not what you said. It's a sport.

How did Kouri Richens present herself after her husband's death?

Emily Simpson 3:27
You have a beanbag and you toss it across the way and you try to get it in the hole. There's different points. How is that a sport? I thought this was just something that when I showed up at a barbecue when I was a kid. How is cheer a sport when there's no team that they're cheering? Really? Because it's so athletic and it's so skilled. That is a sport. You don't think there's skill in cornhole? I feel like it's just something you do in your back yard during a barbecue. There's darts. Is that a sport? Okay. It makes no sense to me that cheer is not considered a sport that would be in the Olympics, but corn like cornhole is corn on the Olympics.
Unknown 4:00
I don't know. I'm asking you.
Emily Simpson 4:01
No, I don't think so. You don't think so. Oh, anyway.

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