What you know, alibiers, welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis.

I'm Gigi is Saturday, December 6th.

We are going to go over the newest filing in the Corey Richens case.

I have several more from the last few weeks, and I'm hoping to get through those this weekend

before trial starts back on Monday for Brian Walsh.

I updated a very short video yesterday, just going over

what happened at the hearing yesterday. The video for that has not dropped yet. I had a friend

of mine in the courtroom who was kind enough to give me a rough outline of everything that was

talked about. But if that video drops, I'll look through it and see if there's anything of substance

there to do an additional episode.

I also have several other documents that we have not gone through.

They're from the last few weeks when I was taking time off.

So I'm hoping today and tomorrow to start knocking those out in some additional episodes.

But for today, we are going to read the state's reply in support of its motion to determine

admissibility of the walk-the-dog letter.

But first, I thought it would be a good idea to reread that walked dog letter because we forget

these things and it's always good to have a refresher.

And this was found in her cell during a search. So let's jump in. At the top, it says in big letters, walk the dog to the side of

that, but take vague notes so you remember. And just a reminder, Sky that she refers to in this letter

is her former attorney. Sky is saying even if the

gummies have fentanyl in them, the prosecutor will say I tried to put the fentanyl in the

gummies so Eric would have them. Stupid, I know, but that's what she's thinking. We will still

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