Prosecutors say Eric Richins was quietly consulting divorce attorneys and adjusting his estate before he died. He was, by all indication, trying to find a way out. According to the prosecution, that's when everything changed.

Psychotherapist Shavaun Scott joins Tony Brueski and Robin Dreeke to examine what the final phase of a relationship like this looks like — what triggers the end, how someone with a narcissistic or borderline pattern responds to losing control, and why that response is so often invisible to everyone around them. She also addresses what a safe exit realistically requires, what the Richins children may carry from growing up inside this dynamic, and what recovery honestly demands from the people who survive.

For everyone who has followed this case from the beginning — this is where it all comes together.

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