The defense in the Kouri Richins murder trial tried something that doesn’t always work—putting the dead man on trial. They suggested Eric Richins had a history with drugs and that the fentanyl that killed him may have come from somewhere Read more…
Law enforcement has confirmed the DNA sample at the Nancy Guthrie scene is a mixture—meaning it may involve more than one person. That changes everything about who’s been keeping this secret for over a month. This Hidden Killers Week In Read more…
The prosecution just laid bare Kouri Richins’ finances in open court. Bounced checks. Hard money loans stacking up. A real estate business a forensic accountant called “imploding.” By March 5, 2022—the day after Eric Richins died with five times the Read more…
The Cascio family spent 25 years as Michael Jackson’s most vocal defenders. They attacked other accusers. They called themselves his “second family.” Frank Cascio declared on Oprah and in his memoir that Jackson’s love for children was innocent. Now all Read more…
The Nancy Guthrie investigation has no arrest, no named suspect, no person of interest. But that hasn’t stopped the destruction. This Hidden Killers Week In Review brings together expert analysis on both the investigation’s progress and the innocent people caught Read more…
Ruby Franke was arrested. The performance ended. But for her six children — raised as content for years — the work was just beginning. Part 5 of “The Good Mother” examines what comes after escape. The psychology of recovery. Who Read more…
Defense attorney and former felony prosecutor Eric Faddis sits down with Tony Brueski for an extended Hidden Killers conversation that goes deeper into the Kouri Richins murder trial than anything you’ll hear in a standard legal segment. Three issues. Three Read more…
Lori Vallow still believes she’s chosen. In a 2025 Dateline interview, she maintained her innocence. She claimed Jesus showed her she’d be exonerated. She showed no remorse. Meanwhile, her surviving son Colby is trying to figure out how to live Read more…
Before the Kouri Richins jury ever decides whether she murdered her husband, they’ve already learned who she is. Phone searches for “fentanyl poisoning.” Deleted memes accessed minutes after first responders left — one saying “I’m really rich.” A jailhouse letter Read more…
Forty days. No suspect. No arrest. Cadaver dogs stood down. The DNA has dead-ended twice. And the desert keeps its secrets. This isn’t pessimism — it’s the evidence. After forty days with no named suspect, no viable DNA profile, and Read more…
