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Lab Tech Testifies about Work w/ Eric Richins' Blood & Fluid Samples

Alison Christensen is a former autopsy assistant and technician supervisor with the Utah Office of the Medical Examiner who handled toxicology samples from Eric Richins' autopsy on March 5, 2022. Christensen, who currently works for the Utah Department of Public Safety's information and Analysis Center, testified in the murder trial of Richins' wife, Kouri Richins, on Tuesday (February 24), and she explained her work with three tubes of IVC blood, two tubes of vitreous fluid, one tube of urine, one container of gastric fluid and one of liver sample. You can watch testimony about the autopsy here:    • Autopsy Says Kouri Richins' Husband 'Obvio...   01:52 "So all of the samples are collected during the autopsy, and then my role would be to get them ready and prepared to be sent to their various labs for testing." 05:37 "So there are two gray tops and a gray top, it's a vacuum sealed container. It's just like when you get your blood tested in a hospital, that gray top indicates that there's something inside the tube to prevent the blood from clotting." 07:04 "Once all that information is put into the system, a form is printed out, and it has all of that information on it, I'll use that form to double check against the samples to make sure that everything matches, so that everything as far as the case number, the name, what the samples are, everything matches on the samples versus the paperwork." Background: Kouri Richins, 35, is accused of fatally poisoning her husband, Eric Richins, with fentanyl at their home in Kamas, Utah, in March 2022. After he died, she self-published a children's book she authored titled "Are You With Me?" about coping with grief. Eric Richins, 39, was found dead in their home on March 4, 2022. Prosecutors allege Kouri dropped a lethal dose of fentanyl in a Moscow Mule cocktail she prepared for him. They say she was motivated by money because she owed nearly $5 million to lenders and had changed her husband's life insurance policies prior to his death while also taking out a home equity line of credit without his knowledge. She also was in a romantic relationship with another man. You can watch the prosecution's opening statement here    • Greed & Lust Drove Kouri Richins To Poison...   and the defense opening statement here:    • Defense Says Kouri Richins' Husband Overdo...   Prosecutors allege she previously tried to murder him by poisoning his sandwich on Valentine's Day 2022, which her husband told a friend about. Richins' criminal charges in Summit County, Utah, include aggravated murder, attempted aggravated murder, forgery and two counts of insurance fraud. Her trial is scheduled to last five weeks. Judge Richard Mrazik in Utah's 3rd District Court is presiding at the Silver Summit Justice Center near Park City. ****************************************************************************** Subscribe to Legal Affairs and Trials with Meghann Cuniff: https://www.legalaffairsandtrials.com...