Jailhouse letter adds wrinkle in case of mom accused of killing husband, then writing kids' book

Jailhouse letter adds wrinkle in case of mom accused of killing husband, then writing kids’ book

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) -- Jailhouse writings by a Utah mother accused of killing her husband, then writing a children's book about death, have led prosecutors to accuse her of trying to tamper with witnesses, an allegation that her attorneys say is baseless.

Jailhouse letter adds wrinkle in case of mom accused of killing husband, then writing kids' book

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) -- Jailhouse writings by a Utah mother accused of killing her husband, then writing a children's book about death, have led prosecutors to accuse her of trying to tamper with witnesses, an allegation that her attorneys say is baseless.

Jailhouse letter adds wrinkle in case of mom accused of killing husband, then writing kids' book

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Jailhouse writings by a Utah mother accused of killing her husband, then writing a children’s book about death, have led prosecutors to accuse her of […]

Jailhouse letter adds wrinkle in case of mom accused of killing husband, then writing kids' book

Associated Press PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Jailhouse writings by a Utah mother accused of killing her husband, then writing a children’s book about death, have led prosecutors to accuse her of trying to tamper with witnesses. But her attorneys say that allegation is baseless. A relative of Kouri Richins meanwhile went public in an interview Friday to assert her innocence. That development was foretold by Richins’ writings filed in court days earlie…

Jailhouse letter adds wrinkle in case of mom accused of killing husband, then writing kids' book

Jailhouse writings by a Utah mother accused of killing her husband, then writing a children’s book about death, have led prosecutors to accuse her of trying to tamper with witnesses.

Jailhouse letter adds wrinkle in case of mom accused of killing husband, then writing kids' book

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Jailhouse writings by a Utah mother accused of killing her husband, then writing a children’s book about death, have led prosecutors to accuse her of trying to tamper with witnesses, an allegation that her attorneys say is baseless. A relative of Kouri Richins meanwhile went public in an interview Friday to assert her innocence — a development foretold by Richins’ writings filed in court days earlier. In that letter, which…