The Utah Mom From Hell

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    Wife and mother of three, Kouri Richins, appeared on Utah local news a few months ago promoting her new children's book about dealing with the grief of a deceased parent. A few weeks later, she was charged with the murder of her husband who was found dead the year prior.
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  • @somebody3558
    @somebody3558 Рік тому +1728

    I feel really bad for the kids. Imagine your mom writing a book about how you dealt with the grief of your father’s death, only to have her be arrested for his murder. They are definitely going to have some serious issues.

    • @thechinesevirus9628
      @thechinesevirus9628 Рік тому

      These kids live are gonna be fucked

    • @jsransom
      @jsransom Рік тому +4

      absolutely agree, i was gonna comment this

    • @RobertSmith-cx2zh
      @RobertSmith-cx2zh Рік тому +14

      She is gonna fake domestic abuse

    • @CharliStar
      @CharliStar Рік тому +7

      My heart aches for them and what this will do to them.

    • @SRose-vp6ew
      @SRose-vp6ew Рік тому +11

      Father God help the correct adults who can actually help them be the ones that get custody. Help these children be better off because of their mother being locked up. Father God let them know that Jesus is the one who will never leave or forsake them. God you are good, forgive us for our rejection of your ways that are evil. Amen.

  • @progc8198
    @progc8198 Рік тому +1902

    To murder your husband and then pretending this hard is just so hideous and despicable. Hopefully she stays in prison for the rest of her life

    • @devilgames2217
      @devilgames2217 Рік тому +91

      Don't wanna pay taxes for that, line her up against the wall....

    • @openyoursheeple748
      @openyoursheeple748 Рік тому

      ​​@@devilgames2217 agreed, did you see the bitch who smiled and was so drunk she killed 2 fuckers with her car and she's like when can I go back to school just super nonchalant about it if not check that horse shit out its insane she got 14 years for literally running over 2 humans and not giving a single shit

    • @evie39
      @evie39 Рік тому +39

      Don't put her in prison put her in hell

    • @AdamPruett
      @AdamPruett Рік тому +20

      (sorry this is the only gun emoji on my phone)😵🔫

    • @phil4986
      @phil4986 Рік тому +8

      She will be out in under twelve years. Non violent crime (murder, no less) with no idea she will ever do this again. yes, it's crazy.

  • @Sidistic_Atheist
    @Sidistic_Atheist Рік тому +818

    Her book should be removed from sale.. It's illegal to profit off a crime, that one has committed. (especially murder)

    • @michaelmurphy2112
      @michaelmurphy2112 Рік тому +48

      She hasn't been convicted yet, so there's that pesky "presumption of innocence" thing to deal with still

    • @XxLostFinalGirlxX
      @XxLostFinalGirlxX Рік тому +11

      It's actually not because people profit off crimes all the time and have no legal issues from it

    • @Red-jt6uu
      @Red-jt6uu Рік тому +60

      If her book cannot be removed from sale, then her husband’s family should do what Nicole Brown’s family did when OJ Simpson tried to write a book to profit off her murder and sue for the rights to the book and all proceeds from its sale.

    • @ttrev007
      @ttrev007 Рік тому +33

      maybe give the money to the kids. They are now effectively orphans and are going to need lots of therapy.

    • @Thisplaceisaprison3912
      @Thisplaceisaprison3912 Рік тому +13

      @@Red-jt6uu that is a fantastic idea!

  • @srji489
    @srji489 Рік тому +621

    She took the statement "based on real life events" to a whole new level. 😅

    • @Blox117
      @Blox117 Рік тому +20

      just remember: ' it was all men's fault! '

    • @Anotherguy1st
      @Anotherguy1st Рік тому +10

      Believe all women! 😂😂😂

    • @B-cd3tf
      @B-cd3tf Рік тому +3

      I believe her.

    • @streamcastr
      @streamcastr Рік тому +1

      #MeToo

  • @WestTexasSunshine
    @WestTexasSunshine Рік тому +225

    My old boyfriend was super paranoid about drinks because he believed his grandpa was poisoned. If he didn’t see you pour it, he wouldn’t drink it. He wouldn’t share drinks either. It’s the most valid “irrational” fear ever.

    • @tonytran07
      @tonytran07 Рік тому

      He isn't wrong...
      Ever question why there's fluoride in your water?
      Japan doesn't have it. Hawaii doesn't have it. Yet North America by law has it.
      People who works at the plant wears suits... Full suits like radiation suits....while carrying barrels of fluoride and pouring it into your water.
      The same fluoride in your tooth paste... Over 2000% above the hazardous limit.
      For the sake of your teeth (yup... Federal government signed it for the sake of the people's teeth), your brain is negatively impacted by these fluoride.
      So yeah... He isn't wrong. :)

    • @rationalcynic8416
      @rationalcynic8416 Рік тому +10

      Was his grandmother a witch of a woman or something? I'm just curious as to who he thought poisoned his grandfather.

    • @tonytran07
      @tonytran07 Рік тому +5

      @@rationalcynic8416 by the way it is written that's what I assumed lol...

    • @KasumiRose77
      @KasumiRose77 Рік тому +2

      Right?! Fear confirmed for him! sigh sad

    • @benjaminmorris4962
      @benjaminmorris4962 Рік тому +14

      Normally I would say to help someone overcome their fear, but in this world, this fear might actually end up saving his life

  • @paulbourdess925
    @paulbourdess925 Рік тому +340

    The amount of damage done to her kids by all this is unreal

  • @madisonpoll3300
    @madisonpoll3300 Рік тому +184

    The most devastating part of all of this is that she"s profitting off of her children's grief knowing that SHE caused it.

    • @blanktrigger8863
      @blanktrigger8863 Рік тому +4

      The money should be redirected to the kids somehow.

    • @bandosz3218
      @bandosz3218 Рік тому +3

      ​@@blanktrigger8863 Without them knowing of course... I would absolutely destroy any money I know my mom made off of murdering my dad 🤯

  • @Itachi14076
    @Itachi14076 Рік тому +888

    This is absolutely crazy how you can marry someone and carry their kids and then murder them blows my mind. Then she writes a children's book, absolutely crazy.

    • @Blox117
      @Blox117 Рік тому +17

      no she's a woman

    • @flexjohnson18
      @flexjohnson18 Рік тому +57

      You've not dealt with women from a male perspective. Feminism has completely silenced the male side of these stories. That's not to say there aren't male abusers but to act like no female ones exist is how you get this level of audacity

    • @CGZollars
      @CGZollars Рік тому +14

      Its called being a psychopath. It’s a legitimate mental disorder but is also notoriously hard to diagnose. One of the symptoms is a lack of empathy, remorse and sometimes flat out lack emotion in general which is why most are able to be so “charming” and seem innocent. psychopaths put on a human mask when on reality they feel nothing from their actions.

    • @crazychase98
      @crazychase98 Рік тому +7

      ​@@CGZollars its called being a women. This isnt even the first time iv heard of a women creating a book after murdering someone in the last 6 months. Uncheck hypergamy i think has a lot to do with this

    • @DiustheZ
      @DiustheZ Рік тому +1

      I mean it's pretty normal in the animal kingdom. Black widows and praying mantis, a few other spiders and even some scorpions just to name a few.

  • @DoginSuit
    @DoginSuit Рік тому +234

    It’s so sickening to see her talking about the book when you know she is a murderer

  • @Aila_h
    @Aila_h Рік тому +362

    Many times detectives & DAs know who committed the crime yet lack the sufficient evidence to prosecute the person therefore they work quietly behind the scenes on gathering info and enough evidence to build a solid case against the criminal.
    I’m guessing that’s why it took a year for her to be arrested perhaps.

    • @angelwings1979
      @angelwings1979 Рік тому +59

      I’m guessing it took a bit to get the dealer to turn state’s evidence. Without his testimony the case wouldn’t be nearly as strong.

    • @khfan4life365
      @khfan4life365 Рік тому +50

      Exactly. The detectives knew it was her and worked behind the scenes, so she wouldn’t know that they suspected her. They also had to gather witness testimonies from the dealer and husband’s friend.

    • @Kmb33831
      @Kmb33831 Рік тому +35

      That’s what I said. Sometimes the police can “know” who committed a crime. But that is not the same as being able to prove it conclusively in court. And it can take years to build a solid case.

    • @ghettomarc50
      @ghettomarc50 Рік тому +6

      I hope Red Tree Crime does a video of her interrogation and confession.

    • @uaenami
      @uaenami Рік тому +12

      Imagine knowing the truth and seeing that sick book being published. If that was the case, I can imagine them trying to work fast, because not only she was getting away with murder, she was also influencing others with a book and public appearances.

  • @samantharawson4216
    @samantharawson4216 Рік тому +292

    I can't stop thinking about her children, just imagine this happening to you at such a young age.

    • @Kmb33831
      @Kmb33831 Рік тому +7

      As a boy mom it’s literally making me ugly cry. Those poor guys. I just picture what this would do to my kids and my heart absolutely breaks for those 3 boys. Hopefully they have grandparents or someone stable to step in and help them but they’re gonna have a rough go of it for sure 😢

    • @uaenami
      @uaenami Рік тому +5

      I just can't. First, I don't even want to imagine my dad dying when I'm a kid, and much less imagine that mum did it. It's just that crazy, I have no way to imagine how the children are doing, and I don't know their personalities or how their thinking has been affected by their crazy mother. Hopefully they have loving relatives that will help them heal

    • @vladturov3572
      @vladturov3572 Рік тому +4

      Yeah, exactly. At some point they will ask her directly mom why did you do that? Why? And no answer will be satisfying…poor children, traumatized for life

  • @bre.kafka13
    @bre.kafka13 Рік тому +188

    She took both parents away from those kids. How selfish of her. To sit there and act like she misses him and that she is doing all she can for her kids is horrible and disgusting. I feel bad for the boys

    • @Thisplaceisaprison3912
      @Thisplaceisaprison3912 Рік тому +17

      The worst part is she thought she was smart enough to get away with it.

    • @iliaselbourji1865
      @iliaselbourji1865 Рік тому +9

      No she took only one parent away from those kids... she is not a parent she is a killer...

    • @southafrica331
      @southafrica331 Рік тому +3

      ​@@iliaselbourji1865 what the person means is that now, the dad's dead and the mom's going to prison, so basically the kids have no parent to take care of them. So this psycho mom effectively took away both parents in the situation, the dad and herself.

    • @iliaselbourji1865
      @iliaselbourji1865 Рік тому +1

      @@southafrica331 what i mean its that she is not considered a mother anymore... so he lose just his dad

  • @Topshelfmedia1
    @Topshelfmedia1 Рік тому +250

    I feel so sorry for those kids who have to grow up parentless due to this psychos actions.

    • @Gandoan
      @Gandoan Рік тому

      Do they? She said it was their one year anniversary, but the kids are almost 10 years old. I'm assuming she was married before. Did anyone check to see if the first husband is still alive?

    • @kristinotto102
      @kristinotto102 Рік тому

      @@Gandoanpretty sure she was saying it was the one year anniversary of his death, not the anniversary of them being together

  • @theajoestar
    @theajoestar Рік тому +67

    that woman put her kids through that trauma. dead dad, guilty murderer mother. i pray for those children🙏🏾

    • @Kwildcat13
      @Kwildcat13 Рік тому +1

      She hasn’t been convicted yet I’ve watched enough crime to know I will wait and hear the evidence all of it ..

    • @theajoestar
      @theajoestar Рік тому

      @@Kwildcat13 wdym. she poisoned her husband theres evidence of it😭

    • @StrangerBillie
      @StrangerBillie Рік тому

      There wasn’t evidence yet at the time

    • @StrangerBillie
      @StrangerBillie Рік тому

      Well, enough evidence

  • @srji489
    @srji489 Рік тому +90

    How exactly does having a VPN save me from my evil wife. 😂
    Brett and her ad transitions 🤦

    • @lepinkflamingo1950
      @lepinkflamingo1950 Рік тому +2

      Yeah I really like Brett but those memes that they put on and the ad transitions are really bad I'm fine with ads I wish it wasn't so obvious she was reading off a script

    • @PRIDLEY229
      @PRIDLEY229 Рік тому +8

      She's goofy 🤪🤪🤪🤪

    • @NyssaOwens
      @NyssaOwens Рік тому +7

      It was regarding not trusting everyone, not avoiding an evil wife.

    • @srji489
      @srji489 Рік тому +1

      @@NyssaOwens it's a joke 🤷

    • @NyssaOwens
      @NyssaOwens Рік тому +3

      @@srji489 lepinkflamingo didn't seem to catch that.

  • @BaldwinVoice
    @BaldwinVoice Рік тому +87

    How could that lady go day after day putting on that face...writing that book...giving those interviews...all while knowing she murdered her husband. That's an incredibly advanced level of evil.
    Utah has the death penalty. I really hope they pursue it.

    • @skeelatheskink8724
      @skeelatheskink8724 Рік тому +1

      Agree. She should be in the chair.

    • @Dave_The_Musical_Fisherman
      @Dave_The_Musical_Fisherman Рік тому

      @@skeelatheskink8724 as christians we prefer the cross. Or maybe thats just me

    • @skeelatheskink8724
      @skeelatheskink8724 Рік тому

      @@Dave_The_Musical_Fisherman I’m actually not a fan of torture. I think it’s bad for us psychologically. I think it’s better to just kill someone for the benefit of society. (As an example for the great evil they committed). And since being crucified is basically torture, I’m not about that.

  • @drkcobra
    @drkcobra Рік тому +274

    Congratulations on reaching 2.5 million subscribers!
    You're awesome and deserve the success.

  • @donnalisinski1036
    @donnalisinski1036 Рік тому +60

    Hard to write a good book about grief when you have no feelings and are not grieving.

  • @James-rn7dx
    @James-rn7dx Рік тому +117

    My question is, if he already thought his wife was trying to poison him, why would he eat or drink anything she gave him?

    • @cashkitty3472
      @cashkitty3472 Рік тому +18

      I know right ?!??!!!

    • @lisesolberg5301
      @lisesolberg5301 Рік тому +23

      This was my thought also. I read that he told his sister that if anything happened to him, it was his wife!!

    • @crazychase98
      @crazychase98 Рік тому +10

      Its called being lazy and having your balls snipped. Guys that get poisoned tend to do that where they know its happening but don't do anything about it. Many cases that do that

    • @Miluielle
      @Miluielle Рік тому +14

      It was my question too. We can only speculate but perhaps he thought the first time was just food poisoning or he convinced himself that it was too outrageous to believe his wife was poisoning him. I would guess some serious gaslighting went on by her so that he ended up thinking he was the crazy one. I bet she acted so caring and wonderful that he felt safe again. Poor man. Thankfully she has been caught and will not have the opportunity to do the same gaslighting to her children - the children she has damaged enough or parents or friends or future men she might ensnare.

    • @MoonJung82
      @MoonJung82 Рік тому +1

      1. she's hot
      2. people don't like admitting they were wrong

  • @MariaAlexandraR
    @MariaAlexandraR Рік тому +43

    How did he continue to eat and drink whatever she gave him after having suspicions?! 😭

    • @iliaselbourji1865
      @iliaselbourji1865 Рік тому +10

      Trust

    • @crazychase98
      @crazychase98 Рік тому +1

      ​@@iliaselbourji1865 Except he though he was being poisoned. So clearly no trust she must have been a nightmare to be married to. Dude will to live gave out. Never let a women cut your balls of moral of the story

    • @MariaAlexandraR
      @MariaAlexandraR Рік тому

      @@crazychase98 - Agreed! Once you think your partner is poisoning you - there is no trust LOL And yes, make men, men again 🤣

    • @skeelatheskink8724
      @skeelatheskink8724 Рік тому +2

      If I thought my spouse was poisoning me I’d leave him. At that point the foundation for the relationship, which is trust, is massively damaged. Although, to be honest, I trust my husband so much that if I felt like he was attempting to poison me I would more likely assume I have Schizophrenia. I would need solid evidence to make that presumption.

    • @megsnluv1
      @megsnluv1 Рік тому +1

      Same thing happened to the lady who's husband put cyanide in her protein shake. It had happened before. 🤷

  • @coneboy96
    @coneboy96 Рік тому +39

    Every time I watched something like Psych or Monk, I wondered how in the world the police never noticed obvious clues to arrest the criminal. Stories like this make that feel a bit more realistic.

    • @sarahberkner
      @sarahberkner Рік тому

      I wonder if these investigations just take a long time, unlike in the shows. It took I think a year for the officers involved in George Floyd's death to be put on trial and that was on tape.

    • @SuperFanboy101
      @SuperFanboy101 Рік тому

      And it makes me wish we had a Monk or Psych -- hell, a Batman -- in our lives more than ever!

  • @soitgoes_1334
    @soitgoes_1334 Рік тому +43

    I'm just so heartbroken for those kids....😢 Pure evil! She didn't get the insurance money but she found another way to try to get money from writing a sick and demented book. I hope at least the money from the book goes to the kids.

  • @sashakuhlmann4755
    @sashakuhlmann4755 Рік тому +29

    Why is our world like this?

  • @NotInformedOfficial
    @NotInformedOfficial Рік тому +34

    Damn, she wrote a book to earn from the murder 😂

  • @murieljean2694
    @murieljean2694 Рік тому +49

    This is so sickening! Hope the kids are okay, can't imagine what their going through.🙏

  • @samantharawson4216
    @samantharawson4216 Рік тому +51

    I honestly thing the police were very careful so that they avoided another Josh Powell incident. I think they wanted to make sure they could charge her with no issues so that she wasn't able to slip away and possibly harm her children. Just my thoughts.

    • @brianas5624
      @brianas5624 Рік тому +13

      I agree! Im glad they held this close to the vest until they knew their case was solid.

    • @mica4977
      @mica4977 Рік тому +2

      I agree but if they have the high believes she was his murderer shouldn't it also come to reason that the kids may not be safe in her hands? Most often mothers kill the husband's only for the money, to be single again, as a way to get out of a toxic relationship or who knows why (so maybe & thabkfully they were safe throught the year) but there are also cases of them killing their kids as payback against the fathers or just due to their twisted ways. A fine line between ensuring she can't escape jail & ensuring the kid's safety.

    • @brianas5624
      @brianas5624 Рік тому +3

      @@mica4977 Because tbe kids were still useful to her with her book and for sympathy.

  • @meleebrawler6462
    @meleebrawler6462 Рік тому +46

    Wow, this is easily one of the saddest stories I’ve ever heard.

    • @janetuss6496
      @janetuss6496 Рік тому +2

      Have you heard of Yeonmi Park and her stories of what it was like to survive in North Korea, then how she escaped and was trafficked into China? Her story is unbelievable, like the most horrific drawn out physical and psychological torture of all kinds. I recommend her interview on the Shawn Ryan Show channel, it's 2.5 hours of her telling her story.

    • @skeelatheskink8724
      @skeelatheskink8724 Рік тому

      @@janetuss6496 Her story is tragic.

  • @coldruler
    @coldruler Рік тому +24

    There is a serious problem in our society now. This is nearly identical to the story of an Illinois student running over and killing two people while intoxicated, then giggling about it when the cops arrived. All she cared about was if she can make it to class and when can I get my car back (Which was totaled because she hit them so hard).

    • @breadeats
      @breadeats Рік тому +2

      well she was giggling since she wont spend a day in jail. And now you see why there is a problem.

  • @1realtruthrightnow742
    @1realtruthrightnow742 Рік тому +28

    I swear years back, my ex-wife tried to kill me with a poisoned drink. I used to gulp lemonade down in seconds on very hot days when working out in the yard. She brought this drink out to me, patted me on the back, said "She'll miss me, in a sing songy voice" and quickly left, That in itself was extremely odd. The drink looked like lemonade, but with a greenish tint. I took a small sip and it was overly sweet but with a hint of what I can only describe a taste like vinegar. I poured it out. When she came back after an hour, it looked like she was surprised to see me alive! Then bit by bit she asked me how my lemonade was, was it good, did I want more etc. I played it off that it was really good, but I don't need anymore. That's when I knew she had spikde it with something. I stayed away from the house as much as I could after that day, and never took a meal or drink from her again. I think she knew that I knew, and we ended up divorcing 5 months later. 6 year marriage, thank God no kids. What is wrong with women these days.

    • @moonbuni59
      @moonbuni59 Рік тому

      Most used way to kill by women is poison. Too bad you didn’t keep it to have it tested.

    • @Weezy1975
      @Weezy1975 Рік тому +5

      I don’t the most women do this. I had a bad marriage and I ended the marriage not his life. That’s awful you went through that.

    • @skeelatheskink8724
      @skeelatheskink8724 Рік тому +1

      If this is true, That’s a whole another level of crazy.

    • @1realtruthrightnow742
      @1realtruthrightnow742 Рік тому +1

      @@skeelatheskink8724 I lived it. Its true, pray it doesnt happen to you or others

    • @skeelatheskink8724
      @skeelatheskink8724 Рік тому

      @@1realtruthrightnow742 I’d more likely assume I’m schizophrenic than presume my husband could be poisoning me. I would need solid evidence for that because my esteem for my husband strongly out weighs that possibility.

  • @chrisoriley1430
    @chrisoriley1430 Рік тому +20

    Poor kids! The mother knew what sort of pain and suffering she would be putting them through and decided to go through with it anyway. Pretty dark stuff

  • @JJcoms0
    @JJcoms0 Рік тому +13

    As a Utah’n, I saw the title and had to click on it.

  • @SkyAllenX
    @SkyAllenX Рік тому +11

    I’ve never heard of this story before and I am a resident of Utah.

  • @davidhandy7529
    @davidhandy7529 Рік тому +3

    I just discovered you and you’re not like a lot of other people who just take their time saying something or rambles on and on about something. No you speak fast and you’re articulate concise and to the point. You definitely hold the attention of the listener and you’re also an interesting person or have interesting content.
    You keep it up Brett you are one of my favorites now!

  • @christophersanders3252
    @christophersanders3252 Рік тому +18

    It seems like officers might've known what went down from early on and wanted to make sure they gathered as much info about the case as they could without her becoming aware and covering her tracks. They clearly have a lot of info. Hopefully she gets life.

  • @petraperez1075
    @petraperez1075 Рік тому +4

    I lost my husband suddenly and tragically…this really pisses me off. Telling young children their dad is never coming home is about the worst conversation you can ever have. And here she is making a mockery and money off it…while literally being the cause of it.

  • @muchachonextdoor5608
    @muchachonextdoor5608 Рік тому +66

    This story gets crazier: the property that they were "celebrating" has been associated with the deaths, of now, 3 people since it's construction began in 2019. One of the original owners unexpectedly died, it was purchased and one of the new owners unexpectedly passed, and the woman who owned it hired this nut to sell it and she ends up offing her husband. It's a horrible story but somebody has to make a movie about this.

    • @macduece2112
      @macduece2112 Рік тому +3

      Perhaps the ground upon which the house is built it sacred ground !?👈🤷‍♂️🤔

    • @stanard_bearer
      @stanard_bearer Рік тому +9

      ​@@macduece2112 sacred? Unlikely. Definitely cursed though.

    • @jasonnewby
      @jasonnewby Рік тому

      @@macduece2112 You son of a bitch! You moved the cemetery, but you left the bodies, didn't you? You son of a bitch, you left the bodies and you only moved the headstones! You only moved the headstones! Why? Why?

    • @outrider425
      @outrider425 Рік тому +2

      @@stanard_bearer lol magic doesn’t exists

    • @dougd878
      @dougd878 Рік тому +2

      sooo, she's literally a serial killer ?

  • @stevenb6445
    @stevenb6445 Рік тому +9

    I promise guys Utah is amazing I love it here, we arent all psychotic people! My heart goes out to the family of the husband, that is a terrible turn of events in both parts of this event.

    • @Chahase
      @Chahase Рік тому

      Yeah it is lovely here but this stuff is super sad

  • @derek.....
    @derek..... Рік тому +227

    let’s take a moment to thank Brett Cooper for all the hard work and effort she puts into the content of her videos

    • @jimpanse1638
      @jimpanse1638 Рік тому +9

      She has a team of editors, but still she is very good at what she does not diminishing that just an fyi.

    • @MegaDanishKing
      @MegaDanishKing Рік тому

      Simp

    • @Bistra4982
      @Bistra4982 Рік тому +2

      Is she a mtf?

    • @noahengland9453
      @noahengland9453 Рік тому +8

      @@Bistra4982 no she’s not a sick freak

    • @Muur5588
      @Muur5588 Рік тому +13

      ​@@Bistra4982 why would she be a multilateral trading facility?

  • @sydneyjane0264
    @sydneyjane0264 Рік тому +6

    Omgg I remember when you had just hit 1 mil

  • @inluvwiththesun
    @inluvwiththesun Рік тому +10

    It took so long because making sure you have all the evidence to get a conviction takes time. Prosecutors do not want to risk going to trial with a weak case, because they rick the criminal walking free and not be able to be prosecuted a second time.

  • @fyrhtu81
    @fyrhtu81 Рік тому +179

    As a Utahn, I can answer why it took so long - she's a Mom in Utah. Our law enforcement/legal system is HEAVILY biased towards moms.

    • @LuckyGhoul
      @LuckyGhoul Рік тому +2

      Yeah

    • @SoloMonYamashita-Hermit
      @SoloMonYamashita-Hermit Рік тому +11

      Could it be possible that she wasn't considered a suspect right after the scene?

    • @Devin7Eleven
      @Devin7Eleven Рік тому +1

      That’s everywhere, not just Utah.
      There is a reason masculinity is hated. Women control everything.

    • @Devin7Eleven
      @Devin7Eleven Рік тому +3

      @@SoloMonYamashita-Hermit Yes.

    • @rickrollrizal2747
      @rickrollrizal2747 Рік тому

      ​@@Devin7Eleven behavioral sink

  • @AdamPruett
    @AdamPruett Рік тому +6

    I couldn't tell you sounded sick until you mentioned it, get well soon❤

  • @Impy386638
    @Impy386638 Рік тому +47

    What's baffling is he stayed with her and accepted food and drink from her AFTER he was assuming she poisoned him. Like bro, you did this to yourself.

    • @crazychase98
      @crazychase98 Рік тому +2

      I mean he still got poisoned but he does get some of the blame

    • @Brainjoy01
      @Brainjoy01 Рік тому +2

      makes me wonder why she wanted to get away so bad. reminds me of those women who kill their husbands and go to prison with a smile on their face because they dont have to be abused anymore.. if she truly grieved she might have still loved him and wanted out. as for the sole beneficiary, perhaps his mother or family was on it. she might have wanted it for the kids. hence the book, for sales.

    • @skeelatheskink8724
      @skeelatheskink8724 Рік тому +1

      @@Brainjoy01 Interesting possibility.

    • @The-Marked-Warrior
      @The-Marked-Warrior Рік тому

      @@Brainjoy01 nah she's just a physco

  • @latenightladybug4505
    @latenightladybug4505 Рік тому +3

    💖 you just sound a little bit stuffy🤧 thanks for doing your show even though you aren't feeling well! Hope you feel better soon!!! 😊

  • @patrickjennings431
    @patrickjennings431 Рік тому +8

    My heart goes out to the kids not the mother she deserves to be behind bars

  • @sineadyoutube
    @sineadyoutube Рік тому +7

    Brett, please do more True Crime. Love your reaction and coverage of this.

  • @Cooldogguy
    @Cooldogguy Рік тому +3

    As a Utahn, we don’t claim her. May god have mercy on her kids and her sick mind.

  • @blazingphoenixxi2651
    @blazingphoenixxi2651 Рік тому +6

    Um the spouse is supposed to be the first person investigated when their spouse mysteriously dies? What happened to skip that

  • @cubicleinvestor2553
    @cubicleinvestor2553 Рік тому +19

    Is there a way to see if a spouse has taken out a life insurance policy on you so you can anticipate something like this? Asking for a friend 😅

    • @__gemoftheeast
      @__gemoftheeast Рік тому +2

      Never been married but I thought your spouse needs to let you know prior to doing this since you have to sign some documents ? But idk!

  • @sineadyoutube
    @sineadyoutube Рік тому +4

    Absolutely insane… I feel so bad for the kids.

  • @justalittlebitmo
    @justalittlebitmo Рік тому +2

    I'm also a mom in Utah.This creeps me out soooo bad. Which of my neighbors is currently plotting to murder someone? Yikes!

  • @randolphbehm877
    @randolphbehm877 7 місяців тому +1

    Brett, Love your show!
    It takes time for investigators to process all of the evidence and put a reliable case together. Once they arrest her they have limited time to put their case together and give the defendant a speedy trial. I would rather her walk free for a year or two while they solidify a case against her then her getting arrested immediately at the risk of her walking on a technicality.
    I hope his kids end up with a loving family member.

  • @nkfd4688
    @nkfd4688 Рік тому +4

    .. and people ask me why I'm still single? 🤣

  • @mikael8433
    @mikael8433 Рік тому +8

    One thing is what you think, another is what you can prove in court. It takes a while to build a case. Can’t arrest her without a bulletproof case

  • @user-vh2ch3do6d
    @user-vh2ch3do6d Рік тому

    her transition from story to add is flawless

  • @absinthealice
    @absinthealice Рік тому

    I was going to mention your cold yesterday, I'm sorry you're sick! You've sounded a bit stuffy. I hope you feel better soon! ❤

  • @liaml.e.5964
    @liaml.e.5964 Рік тому +5

    "My husband passed away unexpectedly by falling 37 times into a knife 😔💔"

  • @jorgecastillo2391
    @jorgecastillo2391 Рік тому +16

    Take a break if you’re tired and sick Brett. No one can blame you for that

    • @mica4977
      @mica4977 Рік тому +1

      We can't blame her but unfortunately UA-cam's algorithm would

    • @crazychase98
      @crazychase98 Рік тому

      DW pays her to whore herself out. SC covered this her contract would ruin her if she took a break

    • @ReformedSooner24
      @ReformedSooner24 Рік тому

      The contract she signed with Daily Wire probably wouldn’t allow it or make it a good idea in the long run. I mean geez after what we saw Crowder expose…

  • @ferxsniper
    @ferxsniper Рік тому

    Excellent and so sad video Brett 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @amandasepulveda8183
    @amandasepulveda8183 Рік тому

    The cut away movie scenes make this show🤌🏼amazing

  • @jerielcontreras5214
    @jerielcontreras5214 Рік тому +3

    Content creator is hard af where you are expose to a horrid content of the wild and unhinged people of the net. Appreciated your content Brett.🍻

  • @FrankS111
    @FrankS111 Рік тому +10

    Nobody who had a loved one murdered says they “died unexpectedly”. They would say they were killed.

  • @thatguy41192
    @thatguy41192 Рік тому

    Hope feel better young lady 💛

  • @itsnot_mckenna
    @itsnot_mckenna Рік тому +1

    Is it just me or is Brett's makeup more flawless than usually? Good job to whoever did it it looks great!❤

  • @RallyTheTally
    @RallyTheTally Рік тому +2

    Pray for the kids.

  • @ChloeCrismon
    @ChloeCrismon Рік тому +7

    What was her reason for all this? Was he abusive? Is she just insane? If so, and he suspected her, why did he remain married to her?!?!?!?!!!!

    • @theinsurance2450
      @theinsurance2450 Рік тому

      Real simple. Some men are just victims. They know the truth but to afraid to speak against their abuser. The wife clearly had some type of psychological control over him. He was to afraid to say no to her. That why he was asking for help on the side. He eat the food because she has some kind of psychological control over him. This happens to abused victims all the time. You are just assuming the man is the abuser because you're going by the stereotype. Stereotype "men most have done something wrong". But marriages like Will Smith and Jayla show that women can have long lasted psychological control over their victim. Will laugh at the joke. All she had to do is give him a look and just like that you saw what happened. That's the kind of psychological power a female abuser has over a man victim.
      In short he was a scared victim who couldn't say "No, I don't want to eat your food".

    • @ChloeCrismon
      @ChloeCrismon Рік тому

      @@theinsurance2450 I didn’t mean to make a stereotype, I’m asking if she’ll claim that as her reasoning. As for Will, I’ve thought he’s deserved better for years. I’ve helped one of my own guy friends regain confidence and happiness after he broke away from an abusive relationship. I know anybody can be crazy. Is that what this is? Is she insane?

    • @ChloeCrismon
      @ChloeCrismon Рік тому

      @@theinsurance2450 No one should remain married to their abuser.

  • @TakingNotesTalkingGrace
    @TakingNotesTalkingGrace Рік тому +1

    I can’t even. Absolutely horrendous. One YEAR? Unbelievable.

  • @badwolf0539
    @badwolf0539 Рік тому +1

    as someone who lost their father around that age, I feel an indescribable amount of rage towards that woman. She has robbed those boys of a decent childhood, they will never get the chance to develop in a normal way. She did that.

  • @TheSuperBigSis
    @TheSuperBigSis Рік тому +5

    The bond I have with my husband because I was given the privilege to carry his children is something I treasure. I do not understand how you could marry someone, have his children and then murder him leaving your children fatherless.

    • @malumachado4561
      @malumachado4561 Рік тому

      Look up 'dark triad traits' and you will understand.

  • @priscillajimenez27
    @priscillajimenez27 Рік тому +5

    The fact she wanted to be the sole beneficiary makes me wonder if the kids were beneficiaries as well. So she didnt even care about her kids either...

    • @crazychase98
      @crazychase98 Рік тому

      She had kids just to get money from hubby is my guesd

  • @iwanttheoneicanthave11578
    @iwanttheoneicanthave11578 Рік тому +1

    New subscriber from the Philippines 🇵🇭 Mabuhay!

  • @IlMeStesso
    @IlMeStesso Рік тому +1

    Gotta love how she manages to fit in the ads into the topic in every video

  • @Pottahhhh
    @Pottahhhh Рік тому +6

    I love ur vids so much!! ❤

  • @miaanguiano2868
    @miaanguiano2868 Рік тому +6

    I heard of this story yesterday.

  • @chazov3989
    @chazov3989 Рік тому

    Hope you feel better Brett!!

  • @warribe
    @warribe Рік тому +1

    Voice is definitely a bit weird, hope you get better soon, Brett! Also the videos of London with Candace are hilarious!! Love it!! Wanna a series in all main cities in the world!!

  • @michaelwilson3806
    @michaelwilson3806 Рік тому +3

    Hey Y’all, just want give extra information. The book has been removed from Amazon. So she will not be getting anymore support from the book. So yeah.

  • @raedorin979
    @raedorin979 Рік тому +2

    I suddenly feel very protective of my husband..... do these kinds of crazy women wander around killing other men or just there own husband?

  • @douglasslifkin4924
    @douglasslifkin4924 Рік тому

    Hey just discovered your channel from graham stephan. I enjoy your commentary!!!

  • @fishfootface
    @fishfootface Рік тому +1

    Those poor children, I can't even imagine the trauma she's put them through.
    On an entirely different note, I love your t-shirt Brett. I remember buying Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures album way back in the early 80s. Great band.
    Seeing your t-shirt has me wandering down memory lane back to my youth. Good times.😅

  • @esthellakomerl8084
    @esthellakomerl8084 Рік тому +10

    Tbh, I bet if body language experts see this video, they would be able to figure out the clues.. She does not speak like a grieving widow. No tears, trembling in her voice, no normal expression of sadness.

    • @ankavoskuilen1725
      @ankavoskuilen1725 Рік тому +1

      People are all different and so are the ways in which they express their emotions, like grief. So there are no easy clues.

  • @user-Shooter14892
    @user-Shooter14892 Рік тому +4

    I love your videos❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @HotMessToHotMom
    @HotMessToHotMom Рік тому

    That ad transition was soooooooo sneaky…. DANNNNNNG

  • @figbat6363
    @figbat6363 Рік тому

    Im so glad bretts back

  • @alexanders_cats
    @alexanders_cats Рік тому +5

    Hope you feel back to 100% soon! ❤

  • @Dinoafied
    @Dinoafied Рік тому +3

    Her husband said no to thirst one too many times and she snapped ☠️

  • @coppersky
    @coppersky Рік тому

    Dude I’ve been reading news articles about some weird shit going on. Some dating back to my teenage years (the 90s) & am am super blown away at what goes on in the minds of ppl.

  • @geenarae
    @geenarae Рік тому +3

    This was a missed opportunity to advertise for Epic Will

  • @user-zv4on3zp3t
    @user-zv4on3zp3t Рік тому +3

    Pure psychopathy - she walked around acting appropriately grieving is because she is a psychopath who are excellent at mimicking “appropriate “ emotions. They feel no empathy nor remorse that’s why she was fine afterwards. His death was just a means to an end. Another day at work. (This a perfect real life example of The dark triad: grandiose, no empathy, and sadism at work in a person. ) Good thing she is behind bars. She may have killed her kids if it profited her.

  • @JacobLunbeck
    @JacobLunbeck Рік тому +1

    I remember thinking that I was looking at an article from The Onion when I first saw this headline. Such a tragic situation.

  • @scarletpanther19
    @scarletpanther19 Рік тому +1

    Brett’s ad read game is INSANE

  • @russkayabotskevna6192
    @russkayabotskevna6192 Рік тому +4

    you sound stuffed up, Brett. 🤧 feel better soon!

  • @Kapplerartbloomingdale
    @Kapplerartbloomingdale Рік тому +3

    And they say “#im crazy” lol get better.❤

  • @nakedholerat
    @nakedholerat Рік тому +1

    I don’t know why but this case really hit me. I’m just absolutely flabbergasted.

  • @lucia5159
    @lucia5159 Рік тому +1

    All children deserve parents but not all parents deserve kids. Poor kids, not only was their father murdered by their mother, but their mother took advantage of their psychological trauma and promoted it to others. They’re 100% going to need therapy

  • @some_kiddo
    @some_kiddo Рік тому +12

    Brett cooper the kind of person to brush her teeth after the dentist

    • @squaretread9715
      @squaretread9715 Рік тому +3

      Well, she's got a real nice smile so it works 😂

    • @LuckyGhoul
      @LuckyGhoul Рік тому +3

      Don’t start this. Comments like this already ruined Sambuchas videos

  • @Khloerenea
    @Khloerenea Рік тому +5

    Dang did not think I would be this early

  • @douglasbriel6103
    @douglasbriel6103 Рік тому +1

    Hahaha 🤣. No one flows into a commercial like she does. Its a true talent. When you know she's not going anywhere, you line up all your ducks before going to court.

  • @JoJo-op5xy
    @JoJo-op5xy Рік тому

    Poor kids. How sad they lost everything.

  • @AT_RAGE
    @AT_RAGE Рік тому +4

    It's sad how in our society that the husband is always the prime suspect in murders, but if the husband is dead, the justice system trys to find anyone but the wife guilty