Robin Dreeke on Kouri Richins: The Behavioral Red Flags That Were Visible Before Eric Died
The Kouri Richins case is, behaviorally, one of the most instructive cases in recent memory — and not just because of what happened. Because of what was visible beforehand, and what was ignored. Former FBI behavioral analyst Robin Dreeke joins Tony Brueski on Hidden Killers Live for a listener Q&…
Kouri Richins: The Narrative She Built After Eric Died — and the Cases Where Victims Said It Out Loud
This week in Hidden Killers' Week in Review, the behavioral analysis that matters most on the Kouri Richins case goes beyond the trial record and into the psychological architecture underneath it — the compulsion to perform grief publicly, and the documented history of victims who recognized what…
PR Executive Lisa Woolery: From Writing Dreams to Widowhood—and Back Again
On this episode, Helen Jonsen sits down with writer, public relations expert, and self-described California Girl, Lisa Woolery, to talk about her “kaleidoscope career.” From teaching middle school English in SoCal to shaping messages in politics, public service, and corporate PR, Lisa built a life …
Kouri Richins Hired a Locksmith Two Days After Eric Died
Unlock at 3:06 a.m. Speaker at 3:08. The 911 call two minutes later. That’s the timeline. No frantic calls to family. No calls to friends. Just a precise, measured sequence that suggests a woman who knew exactly what she was about to report. In part three of our five-part definitive series, we wa…
What Did Kouri Richins' Phone Reveal About The Night Eric Died?
The closest thing to being inside that house the night Eric Richins died isn't a witness — it's the data on Kouri Richins' phone. This look back examines the digital forensics and the first seventy-two hours, the evidence that gave the jury its clearest window into what the prosecution called a g…
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