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murder suspect Corey richens who's been accused of poisoning her husband with fentanyl made a series of Google
searches after he died how do you permanently delete information from an iPhone remotely and can cops uncover
deleted messages from an iPhone she also searched luxury prisons for the rich in
America and what is a lethal dose of fenel now Eric's family spokesperson Greg scoris thinks that these searches
are pretty damning evidence how many people do you know that have looked into those kind of things it just that's that
just doesn't happen but Cory's attorney Sky Lazaro says there's a perfectly good
explanation for these searches she told me that the searches were actually conducted after Eric's death I don't
know that these searches mean as much when you look at the timing of when they're done I think it's more to answer
questions relating to what she was being accused of

Brief Summary

Corey Richens faces murder charges; her Google searches raise questions about her actions after her husband's death.

Key points

Suspicious Searches Post-Death. Corey Richens searched for ways to delete information and lethal doses of fentanyl after her husband's death.

Episode highlights

Suspicious Searches Post-DeathCorey Richens searched for ways to delete information and lethal doses of fentanyl after her husband's death.“These searches are pretty damning evidence.”0:25Mar 5, 2024

Episode quotes

How many people do you know that have looked into those kind of things?

Greg Scoris questions the unusual nature of the searches.

0:30WatchMar 5, 2024

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