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To: POWERSBOOTHEFAN

That's just it. All the more famous instances of lethal Arsenic poisoning I can recall hearing about were from long-term exposure to the poison and accumulative effects, not just an acute poisoning. It would be traceable in hair, bone, and finger and toe nails.

Either someone is counting on the public being ignorant of Arsenic and its effects, or it was the only poison they could think of on short notice.

There are so many better, quicker, easier poisons, and prussic acid still breaks down and goes away in 24 hours....

143 posted on 04/30/2012 5:09:43 PM PDT by Smokin' Joe (How often God must weep at humans' folly. Stand fast. God knows what He is doing)

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To: Smokin' Joe

How long does it take for cyanide to break down? I know it’s detectable and that it kills quickly.

144 posted on 04/30/2012 5:24:39 PM PDT by POWERSBOOTHEFAN (I love you so much,Pumpkin. You're the best cat in the world.)

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To: Smokin' Joe

what is Prussic acid?

146 posted on 04/30/2012 6:32:17 PM PDT by POWERSBOOTHEFAN (I love you so much,Pumpkin. You're the best cat in the world.)

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To: Smokin' Joe

what is Prussic acid?

147 posted on 04/30/2012 6:32:36 PM PDT by POWERSBOOTHEFAN (I love you so much,Pumpkin. You're the best cat in the world.)

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