The slain husband of Utah grief book author Kouri Richins “had reason to belief” she was having an affair throughout their marriage, according to his family spokesperson.
, “had reason to believe” she had an affair throughout their marriage, according to a family representative.
Eric also feared for his own safety, telling “some members of the family that he thought she was trying to hurt him,” Skordas said. “He lived for those boys,” he said. “I believe he would have stayed in a less than desirable relationship if it meant he could do right by them.”
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