Ex-NFL Scout Found Guilty of Poisoning Girlfriend, Unborn Baby
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“EX-NFL SCOUT FOUND GUILTY OF POISONING GIRLFRIEND, UNBORN BABY”
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It tastes sweet and odorless
A 2013 Florida case set the legal precedent for this type of crime.
John Andrew Welden was the first person convicted under the federal Unborn Victims of Violence Act (2004) after slipping misoprostol to his pregnant girlfriend. He received a 14-year sentence.
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Postpartum psychosis defenses can cost $500K+ in expert fees alone.
Cases like Clancy's require multiple forensic psychiatrists, neurologists, and pharmacology experts — each billing $300–$600/hr. The 2001 Andrea Yates trial, a similar postpartum defense, cost Harris County, TX over $1.2 million.
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