Kouri Richins, a 36-year-old Utah mother and children’s book author who wrote about grief after her husband’s death, is sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder of her husband, Eric Richins. Multiple outlets report that a judge issues the sentence following a jury finding that she caused Eric Richins’ death by poisoning. The court proceedings include Richins addressing the judge and declaring her innocence, while family members—reported to include her sons—ask the court to impose the harshest sentence. CBS News also describes jurors’ views that the evidence supported a conclusion that she was responsible for the killing. Several reports note that Richins published a children’s book about coping with grief shortly after Eric Richins died, a detail that is repeatedly referenced in coverage of the case. Other reporting describes Richins’ courtroom demeanor at sentencing. Overall, the articles agree on the outcome of the sentencing and the underlying basis for the conviction: the murder of Eric Richins by poisoning and the decision to impose life without parole.