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Why Do Killers Like Kouri Richins And Nancy Brophy Expose Themselves?
A recurring feature of certain high-profile spousal homicide cases is the perpetrator's apparent compulsion to control the public narrative — and, in doing so, to expose themselves. This look back examines that pattern through two convicted cases: Kouri Richins and Oregon novelist Nancy Crampton-Brophy.After Eric Richins died, Kouri produced a children's book about a father who dies and watches over his children, then appeared on morning television performing the role of grieving widow. Prosecutors said she had killed him. Crampton-Brophy took the same impulse to an extreme. In 2011 she…
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