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This week we're talking about Cori Richens.

And you may recall, she wrote a book on grief to help her children cope with their dad's death after an apparent accidental fentanyl overdose.

She wrote the book about a year after he passed away, but then a month after that, the case took a turn.

Cori was the one charged with his alleged murder.

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