The letter written by Kouri Richins is a damaging piece of evidence that suggests witness tampering and an attempt to control the narrative.

“I every time I hear it I think this is not good for Corey Richens. I don't know what the jury is thinking, but I mean, this this shows Corey literally spinning lies. We've we've heard her spin lies, right? We've heard her sort of try narrative control”

The defense counsel argues that publishing potentially inadmissible evidence, which the state may later characterize as a confession, would violate the defendant's 14th Amendment due process rights.

“We are very concerned that the publication beyond this court's eyes of what the state will call confessions at trial violates Mr. Robinson's due process rights right here and now today.”