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Alexander Litvinenko's assassination by poisoning in London in 2006 is examined through key testimonies and an international investigation linking to the Kremlin.
In January 2009, Lakhvir Singh was identified as the prime suspect in the poisoning death of her lover, La Vinder Chima, in West London.
On January 24, 1988, 46-year-old Janet Overton died in a hospital after falling ill at home, leading to suspicions of poisoning by her husband Richard.
Malcolm Webster, a manipulative figure driven by greed, poisoned his first wife and attempted to kill his second, raising questions about his dark nature.
Beverley Allitt, a nurse, poisoned 13 children in her care, resulting in four fatalities and earning the media's moniker of 'The Angel of Death.'
Over 70 employees at John Hadland Laboratories fell ill in the summer of 1971 due to poisoning by 24-year-old Graham Young, who had a history of toxic obsession.
A Californian con-artist became the first known murderer in America to use insulin poisoning as a method to evade the law.
Vladimir Putin's Kremlin has been implicated in numerous poisoning cases over the past 20 years, using lethal substances as a tool of power.
Charles Cullen, a nurse, killed at least 400 patients over 16 years by injecting lethal doses of medication, exploiting systemic hospital failures.
Alexander Litvinenko, a former FSB agent, was poisoned with radioactive polonium in 2006, accusing Vladimir Putin of orchestrating his murder amid widespread corruption.
A man experiences severe health issues after marrying a woman whose previous husband also died under suspicious circumstances, leading to an investigation into arsenic poisoning.
Alexander Litvinenko, a Kremlin critic, was poisoned with polonium after meeting his friend Alexei Lugovoi, raising suspicions of a deeper conspiracy involving the FSB.
Gloria Ramirez died in 1994 after her blood turned to toxic gas, prompting toxicologists to investigate the unusual symptoms surrounding her death.
Dina Web, a 38-year-old woman from Rustington, England, drained her husband Richard Thompson's accounts after a violent marriage proposal gone wrong.
In 1991, 23-year-old Omima Nelson married Texan William Nelson and later cooked a Thanksgiving dinner that included his dismembered head found in the freezer.
German police investigate the poisoning of two Russian journalists in Berlin.
On July 17, 2013, 23 children died after consuming poisoned school lunches in Bihar, raising serious concerns about the safety of India's midday meal program.
Alexey Navalny reveals details of his poisoning in a call with an FSB agent.
Yasser Arafat's body is examined by Swiss scientists who find high levels of radioactive polonium-210, raising questions about his controversial death.
Alexei Navalny, a prominent Russian activist, was hospitalized in Berlin after tests indicated he was poisoned by a substance from the chlorinesterase inhibitor group.
A minimum of 10,000 deaths nationwide resulted from the U.S. government's decision to add toxic substances to industrial alcohol during Prohibition.
