Kouri Richins has been convicted of aggravated murder. Tony Brueski, defense attorney Bob Motta, and retired FBI Behavioral Analysis Chief Robin Dreeke cover the full arc of the case — what the prosecution built across three weeks of testimony, how the defense fought without calling a single witness, and what legal arguments exist now that the verdict is in.

Bob Motta breaks down the prosecution's circumstantial case — the financial motive, the dead man's warning, the forged insurance signature, and the contested drug chain that ran through immunity witness Carmen Lauber. He examines the defense strategy call by call and the appellate record the defense built in real time throughout the trial. Robin Dreeke examines the behavioral picture of this case — how it was constructed by prosecutors and how it ultimately landed with the jury that just found Kouri Richins guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

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