A man from Georgia has been sentenced to 40 years in prison after being found guilty of attempting to poison his newborn child by adding antifreeze to the baby’s breastmilk. Curtis L. Jack, 48, was convicted on charges of attempted murder and child cruelty in Fulton County last Thursday. The case came to light when the South Fulton Police Department was called to the Children’s Health Care of Atlanta on October 20, 2020, following a …
In Minot, North Dakota, a case of fatal poisoning has gripped the community. Ina Thea Kenoyer, 47, stands accused of murdering her 51-year-old boyfriend, Steven Edward Riley Jr., after discovering he had just inherited $30 million. Charged with murder on Monday, Kenoyer’s act was described by the Minot Police Department as driven by “financial motives.” Capt. Dale Plessas, who leads the investigations unit, characterized the case as “extremely complex.” The investigation revealed that Riley fell …
In a perplexing case that has left investigators scratching their heads, a woman tragically lost her life after consuming a piece of chocolate given to her by a palm reader who had ominously predicted her imminent demise. The victim’s cousin, Bianca Cristina, recounted the horrifying sequence of events leading to the untimely death, describing symptoms such as vomiting, blurred vision, and physical weakness that rapidly escalated within a few hours. The incident took place on …
Glennis Smith, a 48-year-old man from Elk Grove, California, is under investigation for the alleged murder of his wife, Jennifer Smith-Floyd, 49. Smith had dialed 911 on January 12, 2023, reporting that his wife was unconscious and not breathing. However, police now suspect that Smith may have been responsible for her death. According to a press statement released last Thursday, the couple had been married for five years but had been living separately for several …
In Phoenix, a man accused of poisoning food with harmful chemicals will serve probation instead of jail time. According to Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, Lohr tampered with food at Safeway and Walgreens across the Phoenix area, including Tempe, Scottsdale, and Chandler. The prosecutors allege that Lohr threw bleach and hydrogen peroxide onto food items. After his arrest, he traveled to northern California. There was suspicion that Lohr struck supermarkets throughout Northern and Southern California. …