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MADISON, Wis. AP 鈥?A Wisconsin woman accused of repeatedly poisoning her veterinarian husband with animal euthanasia drugs has been charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide.Amanda Chapin, 50, of Monroe, was charged Dec. 28 in Lafayette County. Authorities say she poisoned her 70-year-old husband, Gary Chapin, three times during July and August, by putting barbiturates in his coffee, the Wisconsin Sta
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stanley website hat lasted for four days, the complaint said. Blood work showed barbiturates in his system came from drugs he used to euthanize animals.Gary Chapin s son subsequently filed a restraining order against Amanda Chapin on his father s behalf, and Gary Chapin has filed for divorce, according to online court records.According to the criminal complaint, Amanda Chapin violated the restraining order in September when she sent her husband a suicide note via email, writing that she had decided to kill herself because his children would destroy her. She re Denx Maine s biggest mass shooting will require community healing
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