Records show that Kouri Richins' husband wrote her out of his will and that she tried to poison him multiple times before his death.
KAMAS, Utah — Newly obtained court documents related to a Utah murder investigation reveal that the suspect's now-deceased husband believed she tried to poison him before, and he changed his life insurance policy shortly before his death.
Eric's cause of death was determined as a fentanyl overdose — with five times the lethal dosage in his system. Investigators learned that Kouri had purchased fentanyl pills just days before her husband's death. She told police at the time of his death that she made him a mixed drink that night before they went to bed.
The detective said he was told that the couple were in Greece a few years prior, and Eric"became violently ill" after his wife made him a drink. He reportedly called his sister after that and said he believed Kouri tried to kill him. Without telling Kouri, Eric changed his will and life insurance policy shortly before his death, making his sister the beneficiary instead of his wife. At one point, Kouri allegedly logged into his account and tried to make herself the beneficiary, but the insurance company notified Eric and his business partner, and they changed it back.
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