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Scientist kills husband, in-laws: What is Thallium and why murderers use this poison
Friday, 20 October 2023
An agricultural scientist used Thallium, known as the "poisoner's poison," to kill her husband and four in-laws in Maharashtra. Thallium is a soft, heavy metal that is tasteless and odorless, making it difficult to detect. It causes nervous and gastrointestinal disorders and rapid hair loss. Thallium was historically used as a rodenticide but is now banned in the US due to its toxicity.
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