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Kouri Richins wants to see full Rigby, Edmunds indictments

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The Summit County woman convicted of murder has requested a new trial. It's unclear how obstruction charges against local law enforcement will play a role. Kouri Richins is exploring a possible connection between her murder trial and the case against the Wasatch County sheriff as she seeks to overturn her conviction.

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