Hi, everyone. I'm Blaine Alexander, and today we are talking Dateline. I'm so excited to have Andrea Canning here to talk about her episode, Book of Lies. Hi, Andrea.

Hey, Blaine. I like to call you my Atlanta partner in crime, right? That's exactly it. Yes. So, hello, partner in crime. Hello, my

partner in crime. We've become a sort of dynamic duo here, haven't we? Yes. Well, this episode is

certainly a good one. If you haven't seen it, you can watch the episode on Peacock or listen to it in the

Dateline podcast feed and then come right back here. And later we'll have an extra clip from

Andrea's interview with a private investigator on the case. And then of course we will answer

some of your viewer and listener questions from social media. All right, Andrea, let's talk

Dateline. Let's do it. Okay. So Andrea, before we dive into this conversation, and there is a lot

to cover in this conversation.

Oh, yes.

I think it's fair to say.

But just give us a quick rundown of what this episode is about.

Yeah, this episode is about a mother, Corey Richens.

She had three young boys.

She's married to Eric Richens.

Corey calls 911 in the middle of the night. She has found Eric cold to the touch. First responders come. She's on the phone with 911. They're telling her to do CPR. She's saying she doesn't know what's wrong. They come. They're trying to figure out what happened to Eric Richens. You know, he's healthy, he's young, he's 39 years old,

he just dies suddenly. So fast forward, Corey, in her grief, writes a children's book about grief.

Corey goes on TV, which is now, I guess you could call it, an infamous TV appearance on Good Things, Utah.

She talks about her book.

She talks about her husband dying.

And then, not too long after that, she is arrested for the murder of Eric Richens.

They say that she poisoned him with fentanyl.

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