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Investigator Claims He Found “Hidden Evidence” Inside Kouri Richins’ Home

#KouriRichins #EricRichins #CourtroomDrama #TrueCrimeTrial In this courtroom exchange from the case involving Kouri Richins, defense attorney Kathy Nester questions a private investigator about his role and actions during the investigation related to the death of Eric Richins. The attorney begins by establishing that the witness is not a law enforcement officer and has never served as one. She highlights the difference between private investigators and licensed law enforcement, particularly regarding legal procedures such as obtaining search warrants. The investigator responds that while he is not a state actor, when hired by a lawyer he must still follow ethical standards tied to that attorney. The discussion then turns to his access to the Richins home. The investigator confirms that he received permission and a key from Clint Benson, allowing him to enter the property while conducting an independent investigation. During questioning, the attorney points out that video footage shows the investigator spending long periods alone inside the house and office area reviewing documents. The investigator acknowledges that there are indeed hours of video showing him working alone, emphasizing that he did not require supervision and was authorized to access the property at his discretion. A key moment in the exchange involves the timeline of when the investigator first entered the house. The attorney suggests that access may have occurred after Kouri Richins’ arrest, but the investigator clarifies that access was granted once the Summit County Sheriff’s Office finished executing its search warrant and released the home, which he states occurred on May 8. He stresses that this release—not the arrest—triggered his ability to enter the house. Finally, the investigator confirms that between Eric Richins’ death on March 4, 2022, and May 8, 2023, he never entered the home at any time until law enforcement had completed their search and the property was officially released. Subscribe My Channel@GavelWatch-d3e Disclaimer: This summary is based on publicly discussed courtroom testimony and is intended for informational and commentary purposes only. All individuals mentioned are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Viewers should rely on official court records and verified reporting for complete and accurate details of the case.