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In article <srnnss$82qg$4@news.freedyn.de>
zinn <zinn@reno.us> wrote:

The sooner this bitch is dead the better.

A Monroe, Wisconsin, woman was charged with attempted first-
degree murder after being accused of poisoning her husband, who
works as a veterinarian, with animal euthanasia drugs several
times, according to reports.

Amanda Chapin, 50, was arrested by the Lafayette County
Sheriff’s Office and charged on Dec. 28, the Associated Press
reported, after authorities said she poisoned her 70-year-old
husband Gary Chapin, three times by putting barbiturates in his
coffee, between July and August.

The couple was married in March, after which Amanda Chapin
forged one of Gary’s children’s signatures on a power-of-
attorney document, according to a criminal complaint.

The complaint then says she demanded her husband change the deed
of the house so if he died, she would get the home. Less than
three weeks after the deed was changed, the complaint reads, she
poisoned her husband for the first time.

Gary Chapin fell into a coma after Amanda’s third attempt to
poison him with barbiturate-enhanced coffee, which lasted for
four days, and the complaint says blood work exhibited that the
drugs were the same type he used to put animals down.

In August, Gary Chapin’s son filed a restraining order against
Amanda Chapin on his father’s behalf and in September he began
the process for divorcing his wife, according to court documents.

AP reported that according to the criminal complaint, Amanda
Chapin violated the restraining order by sending her husband a
suicide note in an email.

In the note, Amanda Chapin said she decided to kill herself
because his children were going to destroy her.

“The only thing I am guilty of is loving you SOOOOOOOOOO MUCH,”
the note, which was included in the complaint, said.

Paramedics responded to her house and took her to a local
hospital, and the next day Gary Chapin filed for divorce.

<https://nypost.com/2023/01/05/wisconsin-woman-allegedly- attempted-to-kill-husband-with-animal-euthanasia-drugs-reports/>

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XPost: wi.general, alt.politics.democrats, talk.politics.guns
XPost: sac.politics

In article <srno0i$82qg$5@news.freedyn.de>
zinn <zinn@reno.us> wrote:

The sooner this bitch is dead the better.

A Monroe, Wisconsin, woman was charged with attempted first-
degree murder after being accused of poisoning her husband, who
works as a veterinarian, with animal euthanasia drugs several
times, according to reports.

Amanda Chapin, 50, was arrested by the Lafayette County
Sheriff’s Office and charged on Dec. 28, the Associated Press
reported, after authorities said she poisoned her 70-year-old
husband Gary Chapin, three times by putting barbiturates in his
coffee, between July and August.

The couple was married in March, after which Amanda Chapin
forged one of Gary’s children’s signatures on a power-of-
attorney document, according to a criminal complaint.

The complaint then says she demanded her husband change the deed
of the house so if he died, she would get the home. Less than
three weeks after the deed was changed, the complaint reads, she
poisoned her husband for the first time.

Gary Chapin fell into a coma after Amanda’s third attempt to
poison him with barbiturate-enhanced coffee, which lasted for
four days, and the complaint says blood work exhibited that the
drugs were the same type he used to put animals down.

In August, Gary Chapin’s son filed a restraining order against
Amanda Chapin on his father’s behalf and in September he began
the process for divorcing his wife, according to court documents.

AP reported that according to the criminal complaint, Amanda
Chapin violated the restraining order by sending her husband a
suicide note in an email.

In the note, Amanda Chapin said she decided to kill herself
because his children were going to destroy her.

“The only thing I am guilty of is loving you SOOOOOOOOOO MUCH,”
the note, which was included in the complaint, said.

Paramedics responded to her house and took her to a local
hospital, and the next day Gary Chapin filed for divorce.

<https://nypost.com/2023/01/05/wisconsin-woman-allegedly- attempted-to-kill-husband-with-animal-euthanasia-drugs-reports/>

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