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Lethal Leo: What Love Leaves Behind
She did not know the capsules had been opened. Sue Snow was a bank manager in Auburn, Washington. She took two Excedrin capsules and collapsed on her bathroom floor. The autopsy revealed cyanide. She was not the target. She was the bystander — the collateral damage of someone else's arithmetic.
Stella Nickell needed her husband's accidental death insurance payout to be twice what natural causes would trigger. So she laced Excedrin bottles and put them back on store shelves. If other people got sick, if the contamination appeared random, the insurance would reclassify his death. Sue Snow…
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