Tonight we're going deep on the Kouri Richins murder trial with someone who's sat in both chairs — defense attorney and former felony prosecutor Eric Faddis joins Tony Brueski live for the conversation that covers all of it.

The defense said the fentanyl might not have come from Kouri. The judge blocked their evidence. The forensics disagreed with their theory. Does anything they've argued actually land with a jury?

The prosecution's two most important witnesses both have immunity deals. Both changed their stories. A detective's own recorded words were played against the state in open court. Can a murder conviction survive that?

And the record Kouri left behind — phone searches for fentanyl poisoning, a jailhouse letter coaching her family, a forged signature, deleted memes accessed while her husband's body was still in the house. Does she take the stand and face all of it — or stay silent and hope?

Eric Faddis has real answers. Not cable news answers — real ones. And tonight he's giving them live.

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