A Colorado dentist, James Craig, is facing new charges of solicitation to commit murder and solicitation to commit perjury in the killing of his wife, Angela Craig, who died from cyanide and tetrahydrozoline poisoning. Craig pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder last year and his attorney recently withdrew from the case on the day jury selection was set to begin. Angela had gone to the hospital with severe symptoms before her death, and authorities found evidence of a strained relationship and James’ affair during the investigation. James’ search history included phrases related to murder methods, but his attorneys argue there is no direct evidence linking him to his wife’s poisoning. The case is ongoing, and it is unclear if Craig has obtained a new lawyer to represent him.
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Dentist in Colorado faces additional charges after poisoning wife’s protein shakes
