One year and three days after Kouri Richins poisoned her husband Eric with fentanyl in a Moscow Mule, she self-published a children's picture book about grief. She read it on national morning television. She told three small boys it would help them miss the father she had taken from them.
 
This is the full Kouri Richins case — reported, sourced, and structured for readers who want the truth and not the spectacle.
 
In March 2026, a Utah jury convicted Kouri Richins of aggravated murder. On May 13, 2026 — what would have been Eric's 44th birthday — she was sentenced to life without parole. Behind the verdict sits a $2 million life insurance scheme, a documented fentanyl trail, a husband who told family he believed his wife was trying to kill him, and three sons (Carter, Ashton, Weston) now being raised by their father's sister Katie Richins-Benson.
 
Are You With Me?: The Kouri Richins Story traces how the children's book became the most damning piece of circumstantial evidence in the case, and why the pattern echoes Lori Daybell more closely than anyone wanted to admit.
 
Reported under the Cassian Creed editorial standard: presumption of innocence preserved through the timeline, factual precision on every claim, victim dignity for Eric Richins and his children throughout. No invented dialogue. No exploitation. No documentary churn.
 
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