Woman Allegedly Took Out Secret $2 Million Life Insurance Policies on Husband, Then Poisoned Him

Kouri Richins of Utah allegedly obtained four life insurance policies on her husband worth $2 million without informing him.
Prosecutors claim Richins poisoned her husband by spiking his drink with a lethal dose of fentanyl, a powerful opioid.
Richins is accused of stealing money from her husband's accounts and racking up debt in his name before his death.
Richins' husband changed his will and life insurance policy beneficiary to exclude her after discovering her actions, but died before finalizing divorce papers.
After her husband's death, Richins self-published a children's book about grief and loss.