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We are back for day seven of the Corey Richens trial,

Utah versus Corey Richens.

It is Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026.

It's 3-3 y'all.

Happy Tuesday.

And this trial's been kind of wild,

but yesterday was jam-packed in a different way.

Because when we talk about the things that happened yesterday, we started the day with Dr.

Christensen, the other medical examiner talking about Corey Richen's phone call to the M.E.'s

And then we heard the audio of that call, which, you know,

she wasn't sure what a Cidaminopin is, but I had a lot of questions about fentanyl and what went down

on the death certificate and if things were going to change. Then we got into a very brief witness,

which might have caused an issue with the jury, not or a juror,

not that witness's fault, not that juror's fault, just literally one of those things that can

happen. It just is. Sometimes you don't recognize somebody's name and you do recognize their

face literally me always. And you're just like, oh, wait, But she purchased the smaller home in Midway for rental

where we saw the transactions taking place

according to Carmen Lobber's testimony.

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