Poison Minimized As Weapon of Criminals
Nancy Jeanette Holt, a 27 year old divorcee with two children, was convicted of first degree murder for poisoning her husband Jesse Holt with arsenic, phosphorous, and strychnine in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. Prosecution said jealousy and insurance profits spurred the crime as special agents noted the shift toward poison as a death weapon and the tightening controls on toxic substances.
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Poison Slayings Across Time and Places by Widows
A chaotic account traces poison murder cases led by widows and notorious figures. It recounts Lyda Southard, Anna Marie Hahn, and the Arsenic Ring in Philadelphia, detailing exhumations, insurance schemes, and multiple executions across states, with sensational trial notes and parole histories.
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