Welcome back to the Emily show. This week's episode I am bringing you the breakdown of the

Quarry Richens Walk the Dog Letter that I talked about a bit in last week's

episode so if you did not catch that that I talked about a bit in last week's episode,

so if you did not catch that content where I broke down that letter that is now subject to motions,

that's what I'm doing today. But I also want to take a minute to remind you that while we are in the middle of covering the Karen Reed case,

I also have a little bit of travel locally here in Nashville,

and I will be keeping you up to date on the Launard app with behind the scenes at a YouTube event and then at

CrimeCon this week where I'm talking about the ethics of talking about the cases

that I cover. So if you are interested in following along with every the where you, where you want to be. And before we get in to the Walk the Dog Letter, I will talk about this on stream another time, but

you, fair listener, get the first take on a statement,

Cori Richens made the media.

And this statement is coming to us from KSL, local media in Utah, but it is voice recordings that K

KORIA Richens sent out to media outlets. She said that speaking out for the

first time is terrifying and to quote

KSL quote they took an innocent mom away from her babies and this means war.

She said I've been silent for a year, ripped away from my kids, my family, my life,

living with the media, telling the world who they think I am and what they think I've done,

or how they think I've lived and it's time to start speaking up.

Interesting that she's deciding to speak up now after she got rid of her lawyer.

She also said that she is extremely disappointed with the status of her case and quote I'm anxious. I'm anxious for my innocence. I'm anxious to get to trial and I'm ready to give this one heck of a fight.

Just a reminder for you, we haven't even gotten

to the preliminary hearing of this case yet.

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