A woman who poisoned her husband with anti-freeze "hoodwinked and deceived" the Surrogate's Court by conspiring with two friends to file a "sham" will soon after the husband's 2005 death, a judge has ruled.
December 22, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A woman who poisoned her husband with anti-freeze “hoodwinked and deceived” the Surrogate’s Court by conspiring with two friends to file a “sham” will soon after the husband’s 2005 death, a judge has ruled.
Stacey Castor forfeited the right to inherit the estate of her late husband, David W. Castor, when she was convicted in 2009 of his murder.
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