Hospital staff believe that her husband’s death is suspicious. Autopsy reveals unimaginable
Last week, a Georgia woman was sentenced to life imprisonment after being sentenced to death by a husband who was found guilty of poisoning with anti-freezer cocktails.
Torrii Fedrick was found guilty after a two-year investigation into her husband Phil Fedrick’s death in 2021, the Thomas County Sheriff’s Office confirmed in a statement Thursday, March 27.
Prosecutors said Phil died of “glycol poisoning,” a substance commonly found in antifreeze and brake fluid, according to the Thomas County Sheriff’s Office.
Emergency room staff at Archibald Memorial Hospital were suspicious of Federico’s husband’s illness and suspected that he had been poisoned to death, the office said. Phil died a week after being taken to the hospital. Miami Pioneer. The sheriff’s office said the autopsy later showed he had taken chemicals that were often found in antifreeze.
WCTV reports that Federic was found guilty of felony murder last Thursday.
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According to court testimony, prosecutors said they had previously told police when investigating the death of their father that the guilty sentence appeared to have been made after the information was withdrawn from the court testimony. Thomasville Times-Enterprise.
The defense argued that the victim’s death was suicide. Fedricks’ children – Phil Jr. Time – Enterprise.
Phil Jr. told prosecutors he was just telling investigators the voice they wanted to hear, and one advocated that the prosecutor continues to move forward during the testimony, the newspaper reported.
According to her defense team’s argument Time – Enterprise.
Media reports said Federic’s sentencing is likely to be parole.
People contacted Federic’s defense attorney this week, but no response was received immediately.
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