The defense's focus on Eric Richins' alleged private messages is a weak attempt to distract from the central issue of the murder charges.

“It feels like the defense again is trying to poke holes in uh the prosecution's theory by simply just trying to make Eric uh look like somebody he's not.”

The evidence to be provided by Detective O'Driscoll is highly significant and potentially damaging to the defense's case.

“what we did learn today is that O'Driscoll will be bringing the infamous walk the dog letter allegedly to the stand. Maybe, maybe not. a lot of arguments about whether they'll be able to do that or not. But the walk the dog letter, we have Corey's own jailhouse calls.”

He considers the actions of the Richins family in establishing a trust to protect Eric's assets and children to be a wise and effective move.

“This, I like Eric's right on with this. Like, he's discovered that his wife is not financially competent and he's going to talk to his sister, who they both grew up with money. They He seems to be very good with money. Let's assume that Katie is also good with money because that's how they've grown ”

Kouri Richins likely committed the crime and deserves to be held accountable through the legal system.

“I do believe in due process. I do believe that Miss Corey should get a nice fair trial and then promptly be convicted so she could send her little cheeks over there to the Utah State Prison where she can live unhappily ever after. because she sent that man off to the endless heaven buffet.”

She determined that beneficiary changes on the account were made using Eric Richens' login credentials from a specific IP address.

“So after speaking with the representatives in our IT department, they provided they stated that all were from Eric Richmond's login and all from the same IP address.”