HUSBAND SHOOTS WIFE THEN CLAIMS IT'S SUICIDE

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle, with her aunt DeLynn Rice Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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captionPictured here is: Kristen Trickle, with her cousin Chloe Rice Early on Halloween morning 2019, Colby Trickle called 911 saying his 26-year-old wife, Kristen Trickle, shot herself in their home in Hays, Kansas. When investigators arrived, Kristen was lying on the bed in her underwear with a gun laying across her stomach. She died a short time later, with Colby insisting his wife had taken her own life. The coroner ruled Kristen’s death as a suicide but detectives as the scene were suspicious and didn’t believe Colby’s story. The scene didn’t look right and Colby admitted he had picked up the gun and put it back down on Kristen’s stomach before he called 911. He also lied about not knowing there was life insurance on Kristen for $120,000. And after he cashed in the policies, he shocked everyone by buying a $2,000 sex doll. It took investigators two years to build a case against him but Trickle was finally charged with first degree murder – and found guilty by a jury. In November 2023 he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole until he’s served at least 50 years. Ref: F NICLA 010624 A Focus News Agency npittam@focusnewsagency.com 001 310 962 4153

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