Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present

Week three of the Kouri Richins trial began with some fireworks in the courtroom. While the jury was dismissed, Kouri Richins defense attorney tried to convince the judge Eric Richins’ business partner impeached himself regarding Eric’s alleged drug use in high school. After a testy back and forth about “red devil” pills, the judge made his ruling, frustrating the defense, which claimed Eric’s alleged “illicit drug” issue proves Kouri is innocent.

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A horrific tragedy this weekend took the life of a beloved math teacher, 40-year-old Jason Hughes. Police say 5 students were pulling an annual high school prank “rolling” the Hughes’ house with toilet paper when Hughes ran out and slipped in the street. Unfortunately, one of the vehicles hit and killed Hughes and now all five students are facing charges. Hughes’ wife Laura is now speaking out, saying she wants to prevent “a separate tragedy” from occurring: ruining the lives of the students that her husband dedicated his life to serving.
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37 year old former head Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges after striking a plea deal with prosecutors. Moore walked into court today, hand in hand with his wife, after losing his job for a multi year affair with his executive assistant. Moore was accused of much more serious felony charges after his former girlfriend said he broke into her home and threatened to kill himself. Today’s plea deal paves the way for Moore to redeem himself personally and professionally.
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The headlines are everywhere about 44-year-old Britney Spears arrested on suspicion of DUI after police say the pop star was driving erratically and at high speed. Since being released, Britney has deactivated her instagram account and released a statement through her reps, that is gives fans reason to believe she may soon be getting the help she needs.
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Late Thursday evening the Department of Justice published the three missing interviews with a woman who claims President Trump sexually abused her when she was 13. The DOJ says the 2019 interviews were mistakenly labeled as duplicative, and are now available to the public. In them, there is a detailed account of an alleged forced sex act and other allegations of Epstein’s and Trump’s conversations about young girls.
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