I nodded, then noticed Kankuro is silent, probably because of Gaara. Hours later and the exam is finished.' said Temari. Idiots, the cave collapse will bring enemies, with that loud noise they will come! 'Shhh! You're going to bring enemies to us!' said Temari. 'I'm alive!' I said, jumping to my feet with my hands in the air as if it's an achievement. I opened my eyes, hoping not to find myself in hell. The next thing I knew is the sand wrapping around me and the others as Gaara immediately ran to the exit with us being carried by the sand. 'Quit dreaming and be aware of where we are you stupid sand siblings!' I yelled at them at the top of my lungs. He glared at me with the corner of his eyes. 'I'll kill you.' said Gaara with a husky voice, and he mosquito slapped Kankuro by his sand against the rocky walls of the cave, this lead a horrific scream from Kankuro.Ī rock fell in front of me, and I realized that we're in a cave, meaning this cave might collapse. Kankuro immediately dropped me on my bum which is really painful because of tue hard ground. Gaara has gone through so much that even a brat like you would never understand. 'Watch that tongue of yours! Don't judge someone when you don't know who they are or what their past was. Kankuro grabbed my shirt and lifted me up by it. Probably panda's work! 'Panda-Chan is using you, probably has an evil plan to destroy Konoha, that idio–' 'Ow! You bunch of suckers, give me freedom!' I yelled, pouting, knowing they won't let me go. Bye!' I started to run towards the exit of this cave but suddenly something pulled me to the ground and had me tripping. 'So, Kyuubi, what're you planning to do now?' I opened my eyes and realized I just hit Kankuro in the face with the rock, hell I'm still here? This isn't a pillow I just threw, it was something hard like a rock. I grabbed my pillow and threw it on his face, and heard a scream with an 'OW!' and a sound of a heavy fall on the ground. Finally, he understands my pain of the morning. 'Shut up, Nii-Chan, five more minutes!' I turned to the other side and shut my eyes hard. Someone's been shoving me for a while which is so annoying, I tried to ignore it and just sleep, it's probably Naruto. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.

Richins' attorney, Skye Lazaro, declined to comment on the charges.Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. Eric told a friend that he thought his wife was trying to poison him,' investigators wrote, referring to the Valentine's Day incident. 'Shortly after their dinner, Eric became very ill. The charging documents allege Richins deleted text messages from the night of her husband's death before handing her phone over to investigators and may have tried to poison her husband on Valentine's Day, a month before his death. The acquaintance told investigators they sold Richins the opioid hydrocodone once and fentanyl twice - in February and March 2022. The charges are based on officers' interactions with Richins that night and the account of an 'unnamed acquaintance' who claims to have sold her the fentanyl. In addition to the murder charge, Richins also faces charges involving the alleged possession of GHB - a narcolepsy drug frequently used in recreational settings, including at dance clubs. She later returned and, upon finding her husband unresponsive, called 911.Ī medical examiner later found five times the lethal dosage of fentanyl in his system. She then went to soothe one of their children to sleep in the next bedroom. Prosecutors allege Richins called authorities in the middle of the night in March 2022 to report that her husband, Eric Richins, was 'cold to the touch.' She told officers she had made her husband a mixed drink to celebrate him selling a home. The murder charges come months after Richins self-published 'Are you with me?' - an illustrated storybook about a young boy wondering about his father's presence in his life after the father dies. Kouri Richins, 33, was arrested Monday and is accused in charging documents of poisoning her husband with a lethal dose of fentanyl at their home in Kamas, a small mountain town near Park City.

Now she's charged with murder in his death. SALT LAKE CITY - After her husband died last year, she wrote a children's book on grief. Kouri Richins was arrested and is accused in charging documents of poisoning her husband with a lethal dose of fentanyl at their home in Kamas, a small mountain town near Park City.

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