James Craig, accused of murdering his wife, Angela, allegedly bought arsenic and cyanide and secretly poisoned his wife’s protein shakes. READ MORE: https://abcn.ws/3Zc6mxY #murder #dentist #colorado #truecrime
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James Craig, accused of murdering his wife, Angela, allegedly bought arsenic and cyanide and secretly poisoned his wife’s protein shakes. READ MORE: https://abcn.ws/3Zc6mxY #murder #dentist #colorado #truecrime
Original source (ABC/Youtube)
These criminals think they can beat the law and escape justice !!!!
Law n Order & Justice to All 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
…something about these Colorado husbands…IJS. I have no idea why people try these kinds of things. If you want out, just leave. This is an all-to-familiar narrative in this country lately.
Karin Cain is an accomplice and should be charged
crazy smh " given our history" ? smh evil
…because HE'S the one smart enough to pull off the perfect murder, despite leaving blatant loose ends like having the poison delivered to his office that his colleagues would be privy to, having "how to kill…" searches on his computer, AND we can't forget the glaring fact that he attempted to poison his wife ONCE BEFORE in the past…which brings me to the question of why the woman stayed with a man who once tried to kill her, not to mention who also had multiple affairs on her. Is the desperation to keep a man THAT strong? 😶 🤷🏽♀️
Evil ….how do kill the mother of your 6 children! Praying for the children who have lost both parents .. cover them lord 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Occam’s Razor
Is the hospital negligent for missing the warning signs of poisoning?
WTH..THROW AWAY THE KEY
Sick man n side chick. SAD.
He was my dentist years ago. He seemed like a nice guy but incompetent.
Hope he rots. The kids have to know what a rotten human being this boy was.
Sad mehn 🤦🏾♂😢
Any man who calls a poison "a woman's weapon" is a traitor to his fellow men.
A dagger, arrow, ax – these are the arms of passion.
But poison is cold, calculating.
Poison is the thought that wakes you in the morning and lulls you to sleep at night.
You watch your victim die a thousand times before you ever offer him that fateful taste.
Is a man's hate so inferior to a woman's that we are to be denied such a weapon?
When I was a boy of sixteen, a great lord caught me with his mistress.
He should have been honored.
Instead, the fat old fool challenged me to a duel.
Thanks to my age and status, only to first blood.
But his mistress, and his wife, warned me which of my parts he intended to draw first blood from.
He was strong and fierce, but slow.
I cut him quickly, and the duel ended with honor satisfied.
Then, his wounds festered, and he died.
Ever since, men have called me "the Red Viper," a name that never fails to draw a laugh from me.
As if a single serpent was all I knew of venom.
Essence of nightshade is the gentlest of poisons. A drop dissolved into wine will slow a pounding heart and stop a hand from shaking. Three drops will grant a night of deep and dreamless sleep. Ten drops, and you will have a sleep that does not end.
Basilisk blood. It will give cooked meat a savory smell, but if eaten, it produces violent madness, in beasts as well as men. A mouse will attack a lion after a taste of basilisk's blood. But to a man who loves his art, is not passion a form of madness?
Widow's blood forces a man's bladder and bowels to fail. He drowns in his own poisons – a slow and painful death. It has earned its name many times, I am sure.
The Tears of Lys, a rare and costly poison. Clear, tasteless, and odorless. Dissolved in wine or water, it eats at a man's bowels. He dies in agony, which will not appear unusual if the victim is old or sickly — the favorite tool of impatient heirs.
Across the world, on certain islands of the Jade Sea, grows a certain plant. The leaves must be aged and soaked in a wash of limes, sugar water, and certain rare spices from the Summer Isles.
Afterward, the potion must be thickened with ash and allowed to crystallize. The process is slow and difficult, the necessaries costly and hard to acquire.
The Alchemists of Lys know the way of it, and the Faceless Men of Braavos and the maesters. Dissolved in wine, it makes the muscles of a man's throat clench tighter than any fist. The victim's face turns as purple as the little crystal seed from which his death was grown, and so we call it "the strangler."
Which of these vials would I take from its shelf, you may ask? None.
To kill a man at his table or in his bed bores me. To toil for hours over a boiling pot, measuring and stirring, bores me. How life begins is always entertaining, and my kind must make sure its end is worth our wait.
Nice video 📹
He drugged her before.????? And she stayed???
The wife sounds as goofy as him. Stop having kids if dad is a nut. She kept staying. Could she support herself? Whas he her meal ticket?
My deepest condolences to her kids and family.
This is gonna shock some people but If you want to start a new life you can do that WITHOUT killing someone. And also, for anyone out there thinking theyre smarter than todays technology, youre just simply, NOT.