If the state cannot place fentanyl in the hands of Corey Richens, the state has no case.

That is the line defense attorney Catherine Nestor drop like a grenade into the middle of one of Utah's highest profile impending murder cases.

And it might just change everything.

Corey Richens is the Park City mom accused of killing her husband, Eric Richens,

with five times the lethal dose of fentanyl and she could now be on the verge of possibly

seeing freedom. Is that even remotely a chance before trial,

all because the prosecution star witness has just flipped the script and changed his story.

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Corey Richens, we've heard her name floated around for the better part of two years.

She is the Utah mother of three, a self-published author of a children's book titled, Are You

With Me?

She even had the chutzpah to go on a Salt Lake City AM morning show to talk about this book after the death of her

husband of which she is accused of.

Prosecutors are convinced that she poisoned her 39-year-old husband in March of 2022 to

collect nearly $2 million in life insurance payouts.

The state's theory, Corey obtained this fentanyl from her housekeeper, a woman named

Carmen Lauber, who in turn got the pills from a man named Robert Crozier for full disclosure.

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