There are new accusations against the woman who's suspected of delivering a deadly dose of fentanyl in her husband's cocktail.
Court documents point to life insurance policies worth millions of dollars that she allegedly secretly took out on him.
Just a few weeks before he died, court documents said Eric confided in a friend that he thought his wife was attempting to kill him when he got sick after a Valentine's Day meal."I think the more we know about Kouri, the more we know that this was money-driven," said Greg Skordas, a spokesperson for the Richins family.
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