Coffee Meets Murder is a true crime podcast delivering dark, atmospheric storytelling rooted in research, empathy, and facts. Each episode explores real cases — from the people involved to the investigations that followed.
Pour the coffee. Face the truth.
A seemingly perfect marriage. A husband found dead in his own home. And a wife who would later write a children’s book about grief.
In this episode of Coffee Meets Murder, we dive into the shocking death of Eric Richins, a Utah father whose sudden passing led investigators down a path filled with financial troubles, suspicious behavior, and allegations of murder. As authorities uncovered new evidence, attention turned to his wife, Kouri Richins, revealing a case that has captivated the nation.
Was this a tragic loss, or a carefully planned crime hidden behind a picture-perfect family image?
Grab your coffee and join us as we break down the evidence, timeline, and unanswered questions surrounding the death of Eric Richins.
☕️🔪 Coffee Meets Murder where every case starts with coffee and ends in murder.
26 Jun 2026
Episode 24: The disappearance of Amy Bradley
In 1998, 23-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley vanished from a Caribbean cruise ship without a trace. One moment she was dancing with her brother aboard the Rhapsody of the Seas; the next, she was gone. Was it an accidental fall into the ocean, a voluntary disappearance, or something far more sinister?
In this episode of Coffee Meets Murder, we dive into the mysterious disappearance of Amy Bradley, examine the timeline of her final hours, explore reported sightings that surfaced years later, and discuss the theories that continue to fuel one of the most baffling missing persons cases in modern history.
More than 25 years later, Amy’s family is still searching for answers.
26 Jun 2026
Episode 23: Samuel Little, Americas most prolific killer
America's most prolific serial killer and most people have never heard of him.
Samuel little confessed to 93 murders across 19 states, and the FBI confirmed him as the most prolific serial killer in U.S history. The scariest part? Most of his victims' deaths were ruled overdoses or accidents. The system didn't even notice.
He sketched portraits of his victims from memory some still haven't been identified.
Do your research. The cold case era is NOT over!
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