Retired federal prosecutor Jennifer Muyskins analyzes the opening statements in the Kouri Richins murder trial and how they serve as a roadmap for the jury in understanding the case. She says Summit County prosecutors laid out a strong narrative of Richins' guilt, but said they should have pointed out some witness challenges to the jury. The defense, she says. effectively addressed those issues and noted that there's no direct evidence that show how Richins' husband ingested a fatal dose of fentanyl.
Ex-prosecutor critiques opening day of Richins murder trial
John Burdick
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KPCW