I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof.

And this is the prosecutor's legal proof. Yes. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

and oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm joined as always by my courageous co-host Brett.

Oh, oh, oh, I think that's your best yet, Alice.

I'm very impressed.

You do love you some puns.

I love some puns.

I love your puns always.

Well, you are corrrageous, but I'm not saying that with an accent.

It's because we are finally talking about another case that actually has dominated

headlines but we've been so pulled into other true crime headlines that we

haven't had a chance to talk about Corey Richards. The woman who is currently accused and charged with the murder of her

husband by making him a Moscow mule laced with fentanyl.

And that in and of itself is attention grabbing fact pattern.

But that's not really why she's been in the news,

because there has been so much other things going on

in her case that actually have nothing to do with the

substance of the case and we're here to talk about why even though you may have

seen lots of headlines about it, they are not really substantive.

Yeah, this is a case, I feel like if there wasn't so much else going on,

would just be all over the place.

Like if there were no Delphi, if there were no Murdoch, if there were no Idaho, no Lisk, no Karen Reed, like if you didn't have any of that, this case would be like 24-7 because the facts are so wild as some of you may recall

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