The defense team for a Utah woman who authorities say fatally poisoned her husband filed a motion to find the prosecution in contempt of court for admitting attorney-client protected information.
PARK CITY, Utah —
They allege that Bloodworth had access to several months of recorded phone calls between Richins and her defense team, despite an email from Bloodworth stating they refused to listen to such calls due to the consultation records not being protected and that they preferred they would have done so, to begin with.
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