Season 2 in a nutshell:
"I'm dying!"
"No, I'm dying!"
"I will marry you."
"No, I will marry that other one!"
"No, I'm dying!"
there. you're welcome.
Book sales!
Wowsers!
I’ll have to ask my uncle who says he knew her.
If true, not surprising.
Arsenic seems to be responsible for many deaths in that era.
I know I lose many nights sleep over her death.
Interesting.
But nothing quite compares to polonium. Just ask Vlad.
“Was Jane Austen Murdered?”
Yes, I flew into a murderous rage after being forced to read Sense and Sensibility in a college class.
Exhume! Exhume! Exhume!
Emily Bronte had Heathcliff dispatch her and steal the original manuscript, which she later claimed as her own original story ..../S
Or sumpin lack that....
I know it sounds weird but some people were actually addicted to arsenic, especially in Victorian times. Maybe she was hooked and OD’ed. Some thought it was a cure-all. Every time I think about it I think of the equivalent of drinking draino today and surviving — yuck. James Maybrick, wealthy cotton buyer from England, died of arsenic poisoning and his American wife was convicted of the crime, although later released. He seemed to be an addict to the point where he could take enough to kill himself on a daily basis but didn’t die until he way upped his dose. Interesting fact some think he was Jack the Ripper. Some also think his wife really did kill him.
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CSI: Cold Case
arsenic back then was a common medicine, so if the body showed arsenic it would prove nothing.
and chronic arsenic poisoning would cause some of the symptoms, but if you wanted to murder someone with arsenic, you give them a lot of it all at once.
The skin discoloration is felt to be due to Addison’s disease, which was more common in the past from adrenal tuberculosis.
The guy is just trying to sell books.
Season 2 in a nutshell:
"I'm dying!"
"No, I'm dying!"
"I will marry you."
"No, I will marry that other one!"
"No, I'm dying!"
there. you're welcome.
Arsenic and Old Case.