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With tragedy comes a fresh start. We rise from the ashes anew, as they say. Unless, of course, you're the one who burned the

house down in the first place. On March 4, 2022, Eric Richens, a 39-year-old Utah stoneman, father of

three, was found dead in his bed in Camus, Utah. The case? A lethal dose Dose of Fentanyl. His wife, Corey, was devastated.

She had no idea what happened. In the months and years after, Corey would become something of a

celebrity. She wrote a deeply personal children's book about a little boy, like her own sons,

who had to live without their father. It was a story that made national headlines,

an inspiring tale of one family grappling with grief.

But behind that soothing story, a shocking alternate reality.

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