Coverage dated March 20, 2023

Colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife had ordered arsenic and searched for 'how to make poison,' affidavit says

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By Raja Razek and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN A Colorado dentist is accused of fatally poisoning his wife by putting arsenic in her protein shakes after ordering it online and making a number of suspicious internet searches in the weeks leading up to her death, including “how to make poison,” according to …

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    Colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife had ordered arsenic and searched for 'how to make poison,' affidavit says (opens KRDO)

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    By Raja Razek and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN A Colorado dentist is accused of fatally poisoning his wife by putting arsenic in her protein shakes after ordering it online and making a number of suspicious internet searches in the weeks leading up to her death, including “how to make poison,” according to …

  2. East Idaho News

    Colorado dentist accused of poisoning wife had ordered arsenic, searched for 'how to make poison,' affidavit says (opens East Idaho News)

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    (CNN) — A Colorado dentist is accused of fatally poisoning his wife by putting arsenic in her protein shakes after ordering it online and making a number of suspicious internet searches in the weeks leading up to her death, including “how to make poison,” according to an arrest warrant affidavit.

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    Colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife, affidavit says (opens ABC 12 Flint)

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    A Colorado dentist is accused of fatally poisoning his wife by putting arsenic in her protein shakes after ordering it online and making a number of suspicious internet searches in

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