What you know, alibiers. Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. Good to have you here. It's Monday, October 13th.

Big day for those of you that have followed the Dan Markell case at 3 Eastern. We have Donna Adelson's sentencing, and I'll be running that live on the YouTube channel.

So come watch with the alibiers. I have a few brief updates today in the Corey Richens case,

some new filings there, as well as Mark Sanchez. So let's jump in. Just a reminder, in November

of last year, the judge ordered the prosecution to separate some of those financial charges

that Corey is charged with from the murder case. Those severed

charges were two second degree felony mortgage fraud charges and two third degree felony forgery

charges. Back in June of this year, prosecutors just threw those in with the 26 new financial

charges. I did an episode on that. If you haven't heard it, I'll link that in the

description. So there have been amended charges filed against Corey. Two counts of insurance fraud,

which is a second degree felony, as well as forgery, which is a third degree felony, are now

tied in with the murder case. However, she is no longer facing drug distribution charges.

Also, Corey's attorneys have filed a motion to get the Eric Richens Living Trust's financial

activities.

Back in 2023, the Eric Richens Living Trust sued Corey for more than $13 million.

They're also asking for all revenues generated from the sales

of that children's book on grief that she wrote after Eric's death, and they asked for an injunction

barring future sales of that book. Just a reminder, Corey did not know that Eric had established

the trust and gave control of that to his sister Katie Richens Benson.

Corey's attorneys are now asking the court to compel his sister Katie, who represents that estate

to comply with the subpoena that's been previously served. The motion says her retained counsel

objected and refused to comply with the multiple requests contained within the subpoena.

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