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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Scientist, 22, uses ‘poisoner’s poison’ (thallium) to kill hubby, 4 in-laws

An agricultural scientist allegedly out to avenge her father's death by suicide over her marital plight put her background in science to work and picked what...
IndiaTimes on October 19, 2023

Scientist kills husband, in-laws: What is Thallium and why murderers use this poison

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