A jury has convicted Kouri Richins of murdering her husband Eric. Before the arrest, before the trial, she sat down on camera to promote a children's grief book she didn't write — about the man prosecutors say she poisoned.

Tony Brueski brings in psychotherapist Shavaun Scott and retired FBI Behavioral Analysis Chief Robin Dreeke to do what nobody did at the time: analyze that interview with the full picture in front of them. Shavaun Scott examines the psychological architecture of what Kouri was doing — how someone manages public perception in the aftermath of a crime, what performed grief looks like versus real grief, and what her specific choices in that interview reveal about her psychological state and operating patterns. Robin Dreeke reads the behavioral record — the language, the delivery, the tells that a trained analyst sees when someone is constructing a story rather than telling the truth.

The book was ghostwritten. The grief was performed. The interview was a calculated move. Here's what it actually looked like to the people trained to see it.

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