Utah 'black widow' Kouri Richins found guilty of fatally poisoning husband - USA Today

Kouri Richins, a Utah woman, has been found guilty of fatally poisoning her husband. The case drew widespread attention due to the "black widow" characterization—a term typically applied to women accused of killing spouses or partners for financial gain or other motives. Richins faced murder charges in connection with her husband's death, which authorities investigated after determining poisoning was the cause. The conviction marks the conclusion of a high-profile trial that captured public interest across multiple media outlets. She now faces sentencing, which will determine her penalty for the homicide conviction.