The Kouri Richins murder trial is three days in, and the defense is already drawing blood.

Untested Moscow mule cups. An unsecured crime scene. White specks on the nightstand that nobody analyzed. A medical examiner who testified the manner of death is still "undetermined." Ten searches of the Richins home over four years—and prosecutors still can't tell the jury how fentanyl got into Eric Richins' body.

Defense attorney Eric Faddis joins Hidden Killers Live to break down the defense strategy emerging in real time from the Summit County courtroom. Faddis has prosecuted cases like this and defended them. He knows what jurors see when evidence is missing, when chain of custody fails, and when the prosecution's theory depends on cups that were washed before anyone thought to test them.

The prosecution has motive. They have circumstantial evidence. But do they have enough?

We're taking your questions and analyzing the trial developments as they happen.

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