Arsenic-Laced Christmas Cake Killed Three Amid Family Feud: Police

[@LawAndCrime]

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[@LoriKasprzak-kc7xc]

Arsenic is traceable. Amateurs. 🙄

[@kristine6324]

I wish you had identified who is who in the pics of the victims and perpetrator. Impossible to know who is who as you repeatedly roll this pics.

[@squishyxout]

@@kristine6324 That's called respect, there's no reason to put victims through more issues by having everyone bring it up every time they're seen in public.

[@acalaeharrison]

For anyone who hasn’t watched the whole video, the daughter in law poisoned the flour. The mother in law unknowingly used the flour to make the cake. Everyone got sick except the daughter in law. Last fall, the father in law died from “food poisoning” which the mother in law also was sick from. So it’s possible the daughter in law might have poisoned them then.

[@vickybryan25]

Wow that’s messed up

[@jamusloos2859]

Thanks for this comment lol that's all I wanted to know

[@MsTdiniz]

I’m from Brazil and it’s now oficial that he was poisoned too 😢

[@stinahansson5181]

TY for info

[@Unlike230]

Thank you

[@alaska4joe]

Did the daughter-in-law really think she'd get away with this? It's scary how so many people are simpletons and, at the same time, evil.

[@renebrown7394]

Well said

[@dove861]

It sounds like she likely poisoned her father-in-law too and it wasn’t investigated so maybe she thought it would work a second time.

[@kittymervine6115]

three, was pushing it. I did learn a LOT from the expert. Such as acute arsenic poisoning, if you embalm the person and it has been time passed....hard to tell. The chemicals used in embalming are harsh and indeed poisonous to a live person. Even so, getting away with ONE doesn't mean you think you are a genius.

[@missb9196]

Oh, yeah. She did think she could get away with it. 😑

[@cinnamonrollonapancake]

Sounds like since she poisoned the flour knowing the mother in law would cook with it, she was hoping it would be pinned on the mother in law who would later die and she’d get away with it. Terrible

[@rosanamiranda1972]

Hi,I am from Brazil and today jan 10 police said arsenic was also found in her father-in-law's exumed body . So sad!!!

[@Pikrodafni]

Ela está ralada...

[@lunarminx]

Thank you for updating that.

[@Rocky-iz7wm]

😮😮

[@ManChan-w5p]

Is Christmas a dangerous holiday?

[@babibarbie2012]

Ela nao vai sair da cadeia

[@MyWitsEnd190]

Walking away has always been an option. Harming others is never an option. Sadly, too many people choose the latter. Such a sick act.

[@weaviejeebies]

These sorts of people don't choose walking away because it might expose them to consequences. They might face criticism from society, they might lose in court and owe money, have to give up their property, or continue to be reminded of the bad relationship by sharing children or paying support. They feel like all those things make them look bad, or mean that they're a failure. And that's so unbearable to them that they're willing for other people to suffer and die just because they don't want to lose status or face the fact that they have at least 50% of the accountability for the problems that ruined the relationship. It's pretty disgusting that there are adults that immature and selfish out there hurting others because they can't accept that one can't have every little thing just the way they want. People who use poison are some of the worst because they're willing to watch people endure agony and death without even knowing what happened to make them suffer. It's even more sneaky and cowardly than other ways people try to get away with killing.

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

Right? What happened to just moving out? Move to another city or state if you have to. It's WAY easier to get people out of your life with that method.

[@Angel0fTruth]

Amen! This is so disturbing!

[@mamarobyn]

No matter how much true crime I consume, I'm always literally blown away that people go to these measures and don't just walk away. Time heals, hearts heal you'll get over it .. Unreal! I promise you don't have to kill anybody.

[@jessiefrye3045]

Exactly. Walking away comes with peace of mind, and ZERO CRIMINAL CHARGES!

[@err0r0b0]

Poisoning a festive dessert for your family is especially heinous.

[@Pikrodafni]

I think she wanted to harm the MIL, not the whole family. But she could not know how and when the flour would be used, obviously.

[@SueAnnArca]

Heinous! I thought the same thing 😢

[@Vinlaell]

​@@Pikrodafnishe poisoned the flower how could that harm only the mil

[@frankorobinson1540]

She should be forced to eat the same food.

[@butcher1010]

They use to boil the person alive for this act.

[@claudialunden3691]

Well, it would seem her mother in law was correct in her distaste of this woman.

[@tiger.wolf.2033]

Police had confirmed she also killed her father-in-law and now, they investigate other deaths, including the killer's father's death. They believe she also killed her father in 2020. She is in jail and her lawyers won't be able to release her. Now, her husband and son will be under medical care for a check-up. Suspect she had been poisoning them too, with arsenic. She has bought arsenic 4 times in 6 months. Who else did she kill? we will know soon.... I am following the case from Germany. I speak Portuguese.

[@jessiefrye3045]

NEVER EVER tell any of your children anything about their inheritance. Not a SINGLE WORD. Leave that to the Attorney ONLY. My Dad told my sister and she was always the best sister, but she turned on the rest of us. Stole everything that was not tied down to prevent anyone else from getting anything. I didn't care about money or things. I wanted my Dad back. Now every time anyone says "Daddy" she dissolves into sobs. My Mother told her, "a guilty heart, creates tears for a lifetime".

[@nocapper5543]

@@jessiefrye3045 did u guys ever make up with her or is that bridge already burned because of what she did?

[@moraes_taina]

Brazilian law is different from United States regarding inheritance. In short, in Brazil direct descendants have the right to half of everything the deceased left, regardless of a will. There are exceptions, but this is the norm, as far as i remember.

[@TeaWithTash_]

In this case I don’t think it was about inheritance, the family is reportedly middle class without many assets. 😢

[@AuthenticLifeMatters]

Your so right. People are crazy for money even your own children may consider crazy actions, believe it or not.

[@timgallagher9229]

Everyone in my family does well financially except for me (only non -college grad), And even tho there may or may not be money for me when some family pass on, knowing about one way or the other wouldn't change a thing for me. I believe you can tell ur kids about it as long as you don't have any craziness in the family. I know my brother and sister could care less about inheritances, and myself being the only one who money would be life changing for, still don't care. I know money can affect ppl in crazy ways, but I think as long as your kids are sane, it's not a big deal

[@JoseAntoniocastilhosvolcatovol]

This happened very close to where I live. This crime has sent shock waves all over Brazil.

[@gelaldo18]

Have heard any updates in this case? Like the woman's reasons to kill her family?

[@kapurubanda6131]

bone chilling

[@TehKaiser]

Wasn't there a story of poison in vagina coming out of Brazil?

[@Artmizaaa]

@@gelaldo18 According to the police, the woman was temporarily arrested on suspicion of triple homicide, with double aggravation, for futile reasons and with the use of poison, and three attempted homicides, with double aggravation. She was taken to the Torres Police Station and is being held at the Torres State Women's Prison. According to the TJ, Deise must undergo a custody hearing on Monday afternoon.

[@paulamicchi922]

@@gelaldo18 police says she had a quarrel with her mother-in-law for something that happened 20 years ago. Police also say this quarrel has a very shallow motive...

[@Cello-Pam]

An interviewer who asks questions and then listens!! Be stll my heart!

[@kathyh.w.3151]

Yes yes yes! That is why I keep coming back to this podcast.

[@Sasuke81a]

Reminds me of the Mushroom Lady back in Australia

[@madrabbitwoman]

Yeah I thought that too

[@stevieg6418]

She had the gall to cry and deny she did it - sobbing like she is the victim.

[@selena___]

Yeah not sure I’ll be able to eat beef wellington again

[@harrickvharrick3957]

Yeah.. what happened to her.. did they in the end manage to get her convicted?

[@Howedeygo]

@harrickvharrick3957 case still appears to be in court, although she pleads not guilty

[@paulamicchi922]

Hi from Brazil! Police also found receipts and the guy who sold the arsenic for her.

[@rmtsdelight3773]

Wow! Thanks for that info!

[@Erik-u3c]

Did she know it was arsenic she bought?

[@kathygrosvenor7900]

Thanks, Paula!

[@kathygrosvenor7900]

@@Erik-u3c Great question! So it was the wife of the deceased man? I never remember names. Creepy. It was such a beautiful cake.

[@herroyalhighness5634]

⁠@@kathygrosvenor7900no, it was not the wife of the dead man. She baked the cake, but the flour at her house had been poisoned by her daughter-in-law.

[@imakeajiffypuff4525]

What a despicable person to put so many lives at risk, including a young child. Hope she gets life in prison.

[@fernandamacedo4632]

Unfortunately we don't have life imprisonment in Brazil

[@crazychase98]

​@@fernandamacedo4632 that explains so much about why crime is so high in brazil

[@hopelessromantic3786]

​@@fernandamacedo4632 What's the longest she could get for three murders?

[@adrianahewett9557]

Innocent till proven guilty

[@tatianasierota3391]

The Brazilian justice system is a joke. Probably she will be released in maximum 20 years, for taking a life of 3 people. Plus even with this small sentence, she still have right to read a book, and lower her sentences, and has the right to leave the prison for the holidays , or mothers days and more for 10 days every year .

[@kathygrosvenor7900]

Thank you for having my favorite forensic pathologist, Mary Jumbelic on this video. She’s so intelligent, with brilliant communication skills, which makes her an extraordinary example for young women interested in Science.

[@stephanieminnoe8139]

Onondaga county resident, love Mary Jumbelic💜

[@NatashaHowlett-c7y]

She is really interesting wish she was my science teacher at school, where is Onondaga?

[@TheBethadoneClinic]

Agreed!

[@brandyjean7015]

​@@NatashaHowlett-c7y New York state, county seat is Syracuse.

[@kathygrosvenor7900]

@@NatashaHowlett-c7y Hi, fellow New Yorker! ❤️

[@CJLAWLESS8]

🤢 poising is such an awful way 2 go. cramps, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, delirium, internal bleeding, and death. 😢 that's so sad

[@laurac9857]

Seriously so painful and uncomfortable omgsh poor victims..

[@vickybryan25]

If she hated everybody so bad why didn’t she just stay away from them?

[@Justaguynobodyimportant]

@@Firebird-65so is she innocent since it was the truly the devil?

[@Hellenicheavymetal]

Yep the devil made her do it. 🙄

[@TrojansFirst]

Money

[@ManChan-w5p]

Revenge is dish best served cold.

[@sugasuga4427]

or just fed herself the cake

[@MamaAfricaEnglish]

Hello,I'm Brazilian and I'm following this case closely. The daughter in law of the woman who actually made the cake, has already been arrested. The police not only found out that she had issues with her mother in law but also that she has done so many researches about "arsenic" on her electronic devices. Ps. arsenic is forbidden to be sold to anyone in Brazil. You need to have permission from the government to buy and use it. The police is now busy requiring the exhumation of the body of her father in law, who passed away in September 2024. His death was considered as food poisoning. He might be one more victim of the daughter in law.

[@stephaniediego4068]

Interesting… so if it’s forbidden then how did she get ahold of it?

[@Unlike230]

Thank you

[@mlwsmp]

​@@stephaniediego4068 - where there is a will, there is a way. She probably worked diligently which is definitely 1st degree pre meditated murder and attempted murder. Not sure how Brazil does it, but that's how it would look in the states

[@VirgoKat]

Thank you for the update. 😊

[@healgoth]

The police testing confirmed he was poisoned :(

[@Derek-tk4wf]

Whats weird is knowing that about 99.999% of people who watch this video are thinking how effed up and horrible it is. And on the other hand, a couple others are taking notes of do's and don'ts.

[@kathyh.w.3151]

Jesse, just want to reiterate how much we appreciate your professional approach, that you ask investigative questions and then listen to the answers. Very educational. Thank you!

[@bluepurrrgrey]

this lady’s really knowledgeable, wonderful guest

[@kateyoung7929]

We've seen this so many times before. The killer gets away with a murder and after years they try to do it again. And then the older murder gets investigated and they are caught for that too. I think it gives them confidence that they are untouchable.

[@luna02020]

Humans truly are the most terrifying, bizarre beings on the planet. There isn't even a close runner up.

[@mlwsmp]

Nope, no runner up. Humans are scheming weasels, but not cute. Humans are terrifying indeed

[@jessigirlrae1688]

Many animals regularly kill the infants of their mates if it was by another male. Many species dies after mating. Dolphins kill for fun.

[@ctruthlyfe4452]

You are very correct in that assessment

[@nevadanate4957]

I get what you're saying, but ducks are pretty nasty.

[@rosa310]

So sad how one person has so much hatred that is willing to kill so many.. i wouldnt be surprised if she also is found guilty for poisoning her father-in-law.

[@melistasy]

Yup, I think she killed him.

[@petermccavington8232]

Im tired of other country stealing our holidays. Xmas was never a brazilian thing. Also since when does law & crime cover brazilian crimes?? Like we dont have enuff problems?? Were gonnna start cryin about a random brazilliam holiday cake?? I expect better law & crime!! Come on !!

[@mindy8031]

​@@petermccavington8232 😂😂😂

[@dimitrabouzalas3090]

Uuuummmmm….. the Portuguese invaded Brazil, along with a number of other groups. The Portuguese have been celebrating Christmas for centuries……. How do you say the Brazilians don’t celebrate Christmas? Also, aren’t you curious about learning about the rest of the world? I am in Australia, and we have an unfortunate image of Americans - just on the lines you demonstrated.

[@gsfdriller]

​@@dimitrabouzalas3090Please explain your "american" comment. I don't understand. Thanks.

[@PollyAlice2000]

Wow. Heartbreaking that any person would use a Christmas cake to murder family members. Even a child? Really sick.

[@origamikami3486]

I wouldn’t even know where to find arsenic. People are crazy.

[@tatianarizk2739]

Rat poison is full of arsenic

[@AllysonKing]

@@tatianarizk2739there’s a thing though that rat poison has that makes you throw it up

[@MundoClarice]

She got it in the internet

[@klondontv]

This is disgustingly evil. She could have dealt with a family issue in a mature way. She even put a child in danger. Stone cold!

[@Ohheck846]

Reminds me of that case of poisoning inlaws with mushrooms

[@robinlackey5159]

Same. First thing that came to mind when I was listening. 😮😢

[@3mm3f]

yep in the UK. sad the in-laws died siding with the person who eventually killed them though. they were warned by their son not to go but they did. tragic end

[@u.synlig]

@@3mm3f In Australia.

[@3mm3f]

@@u.synlig oh yes thank u..

[@Christine005]

​@@3mm3fit was in Australia.

[@qsita]

This reminds me so much of the beef Wellington poisoning in Australia a couple of years ago 😢

[@somewhereincanada3335]

The is why I will never eat any food prepared by my mother in law. Not kidding.

[@ELpeaceonearth]

lol u must be a real charmer

[@edilmav.m2498]

In this case the mother in law died, the daughter in law put the poison in the powder.

[@FLIPPY-w3z]

I got sick over cake my ex mother inlaw made me food poison 😢

[@kevinhornbuckle]

@@edilmav.m2498So she killed her husband’s mother? And others.

[@saratemp790]

Wow. That sounds serious.

[@gareth7574]

My grandmother used to bake a very similar cake (minus the arsenic) at Christmas. It was baked one year in advance with a lot of brandy.

[@Christine005]

A lot of brandy for preserving the cake. My mum used to make our cake with brandy months in advance. Every few days she'd sprinkle more brandy over the cake.

[@rialimpe]

@@Christine005 That's awesome. Grandmother knowledge.

[@flapjackbickle645]

Yeah, the arsenic is definitely an important ingredient to leave out.

[@gareth7574]

@@Christine005 I was thinking that if the cake was made that long ago it might increase the amount of people who could be responsible. Sounds like they have their suspect though.

[@Monica_Escobar]

Minus the arsenic lol

[@Pennylee58]

Absolutely horrific symptoms. What a horrific way to die 😰

[@robot_spider]

Arsenic laced holiday cake? Did we suddenly fall into an Agatha Christie novel?

[@Matilda-y]

Yes, and the true killer will be the one that ate just a little, just enough to get sick and recover. Thereby throwing off suspicion. 😂 that’s always the culprit in the murder mysteries. AND it will be the one we least suspect. That leaves the mother in law, the son, or the not mentioned at all spouse. What suspects do you have?

[@nataliapimenta8680]

@@robot_spider You know what's worse? The daughter-in-law went to visit her mother-in-law in the hospital and brought her some juice, before the police arrested her.

[@LadyAngela678]

I was thinking the same thing. Very old school.

[@mz3735]

when i was working with someone who didnt like me at work, and they offered to bring me coffee, i thought of the possible scenario that i could be poisoned...

[@jimmyzhao2673]

Or they would have spit in it or some other bodily fluid.

[@giftedpixie]

There was another family in Brazil poisoned eating rice on new year's day. A man was arrested after his wife, her brother and two of her very young children died.

[@lynneserman6054]

Oh my word, how horrific. I wonder why that wasn't in the news like this one?

[@hals999]

So sad

[@bawnfordays73]

In that case two children from the SAME family died from poisoned cashews four months (August 2024) prior. That's insane.

[@Fernanda-jj1yn]

That man even called the children primates. He is a monster.

[@qewrtyuio]

@@bawnfordays73 cashews nuts are poisonous if not cooked correctly...

[@jessnails845]

Why would she do something so messed up to people in her own family? She even poisoned her own kid. Smdh..

[@paulamicchi922]

not her kid, he was the grandson of her mother-in-law sister. This kid lost his mother and grandmother

[@angtxsun4460]

She has no heart and no soul, that is how

[@leslijones4443]

Insurance ..? I’ve seen a lot of reports about that

[@emo7636]

That was not her child. I believe it was the sister-in-law's child?

[@rachelmcknight425]

I came into a family that’s like this. I don’t eat or drink when I’m at their house. I don’t trust them at all ever I honestly don’t know how my man ever came from people like this.❤

[@sherribrown294]

😮

[@suheylaa1769]

Whoa😮

[@jasminebaby3375]

What a evil person. She could simply get a divorce and move on with her life!!

[@suheylaa1769]

They don't know how anymore...

[@ashleyeliza0608]

I am so sad that this video had to be made - this is horrific and senseless.

[@ashleyeliza0608]

I wanted add that I really enjoyed listening to the CME Mary Jumbelic. She explained everything very well and she seems very knowledgeable about what she was speaking about. I hope they have her back.

[@PhoenixRising-t86]

So sorry that this video had to be made.. meaning,I am so sorry to watch that this has happened. My sympathies for the family!

[@edcrfvtgbyhnujmikolpqazwsx]

Update: as of today, police confirmed that arsenic was found in the remains of zeli's husband who also passed away last September. The daughter in law had given them bananas and powdered milk then. Also, in another State in Brazil (Piauí) a stepfather has poisoned his entire family on January 1st. So far 4 people have died and one little girl is in intensive care.

[@Stray..]

Why do people still google illegal things they want to do on their own computer?!

[@lukeskywalker7021]

They always google it, before they do it.

[@jasonpocaro2730]

Google scans your files. I know a guy doing 12 years for the files he saved on his cell phone 😮

[@Kojic414]

Which gets them caught up 😂😂😂

[@ManChan-w5p]

So is google an accessory?

[@jasonpocaro2730]

@ManChan-w5p no. Enabler... by definition

[@documax123]

It's ironic or diabolical too that it's the cake. That's the part of the meal where they kick back and gleefully relish and start to celebrate.

[@Frank_San_Nicolas]

I’ve always known terrible things happen all over the world, but your channel reminds me that they happen every second. Happy New Year everyone.

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

I worked in an AIDS inpatient unit 35 years ago when a woman came in with dozens of home made cookies for the patients. Something about her alarmed me, I was the charge RN and I stopped her. Ended up all the cookies were poisoned. AIDS patients not only with a death sentence from the disease but social isolation, too. Bizarre how some feel so entitled to make these horrible decisions to be judge and jury for others

[@wavesonswim8738]

How did you find out they were poisoned?

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

@@wavesonswim8738 the police got involved, cookies sent to a lab, they were full of ground glass so no one would taste it but it would lacerate their intestines.

[@frakismaximus3052]

Was the perpetrator arrested and charged ?

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

@@frakismaximus3052 as far as I know they never found her.

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

@@wavesonswim8738 one of the volunteers was a police officer. He had the cookies sent to a lab and found they were full of ground glass.

[@missb9196]

The police has just confirmed that the suspect's father-in-law has died due to poisoning. Besides, they are investigating other possible victims, besides the ones who died and were hospitalized. Zeli, the mother-in-law, has just left the hospital.

[@User15321]

What is going on people? Story after story just more and more creepy…

[@sm-qd2bd]

She's not very smart to do it to so many peoole all at once. How do you explain 6 dead/half dead people round the dinner table!

[@lyxiagaming]

Disguisting. If you cant get along with the family just pss off and stay away.

[@buunzz]

They add bitterants to pesticides and other chemicals to try and prevent consumption. That makes sense. I want to know about others who could have been her victims.

[@DaveMartinCanuck]

This is why I always re-gift fruit cakes. Kidding aside, fruit cakes are occasionally baked several months before being iced and served. Cakes are wrapped in parchment and placed an air tight tin. The flour could have been spiked with arsenic months before the Christmas gathering.

[@paulasantos-md6vh]

Hi from Portugal here.. i am folowing this story on the Brasilian crime show called Cidade Alerta and its was confirmed today 10 of January by The Police that Zely husband, her father in law in fact died of poisning also in September 2024 . They exumed his body and they also found arsénic poison on it.. And yes in Brasil they usualy use this pesticyde in powder a lot when they want to comit this type of crime , they call ir " chumbinho" . Now they are wondering if She did allone or if she had any type of " acumplice "

[@jaydee975]

Dang makes me think of the scene in the movie Flowers in the attic when the grandmother and then the mother were trying to poison the kids.

[@CarmenDL1]

sugar donuts

[@toroverde9329]

Great movie that deserves a rewatch.

[@whiteheart6827]

The donuts , You just brought me dark memories lol

[@ChiTwnLink]

Never heard of it but I think I’ll check it out. Thanks for the heads up

[@stormbunnie6966]

I had no idea there was a movie. I was born in 91 and I remember my my birth mom reading all those books!

[@auntykriest]

The same exact thing happened in Udine, Italy a few years ago. Family squabbling over inheritance if I remember. Crazy

[@GrammaJo360]

It sounds like an Agatha Christie book.

[@lesliehunter1340]

Dorothy Sayers book... Strong Poison

[@vcupiano]

Poisoning throwing acid on someone is cowardly, shameful.

[@midnightjasmine13]

What's scary is that complete strangers handle, make and package our food. This could happen to anyone if someone else is crazy enough.

[@zarasbazaar]

In most commercial kitchens people are not working solo and unnoticed. It makes it harder to tamper with food than in a kitchen at home.

[@Roxus1]

Strangers have no motive to do this.. This wouldn't happen to just anyone

[@cathleencumpton779]

Really? 😮

[@annieoops6243]

​@@Roxus1you would think that but mass poisoning of strangers has happened before..definitely not super common but its a thing

[@hopelessromantic3786]

​@@Roxus1 Tylenol would beg to differ. Have you ever asked yourself why medicine has to be tamper proof?

[@ZoeyBe]

Poisoning your own family ...wow

[@Pikrodafni]

Family in law.

[@CleeTorres_]

My husband LOVE that cake too. It’s a staple in Brazilian homes on Christmas. The Brazilian bakery where I live gives them away for free on for Christmas!

[@NTKHZN]

She should go to jail just for the fruit cake.

[@IlustraLilian]

The poisoner is in jail. It was the daughter in law.

[@katytones1764]

😂💦 The cake looks terrible indeed!

[@juliakaroly3886]

Hahahaha I hate that cake too

[@k_j_n1242]

Worst cake ever. Who came up with that nonsense 😂

[@victoria001av]

I'm glad Sidebar always brings experience experts, Dr. Mary is so knowledgeable. Admiring her. Regards from Panama 🇵🇦

[@CiaofCleburne]

This is why back in the day, kings had a food taste tester. Smh. To kill people over a holiday meal. How crazy does one have to be to ever think this up?

[@jytwentyone4025]

Damn I did not know most arsenic poisonings are from water. 😗

[@RXbee2]

@jytwentyone4025 'Contaminated' water..

[@Christine005]

Arsenic is a naturally occurring element found in soil. So it makes sense that it would then be in water too.

[@jytwentyone4025]

@ 👍🏻

[@Emilia-tx3zw]

From what I understood, amount of arsenic in water was not high enough to poison you.

[@cattinkerbell4946]

The fact that she googled arsenic stuff just days before is a dead giveaway.

[@natedawg3855]

What a heinous act. There are some really messed up people out there. May the victims rest easy. 🙏

[@ztkrx]

your worst enemy is your closest friend.

[@ellecee453]

Whatever happened to the woman who was accused of poisoning her ex-husband's family members in Australia with poison mushrooms?

[@laurenmay2098]

This is the second poisoning in Brazil within in a few months. Sick. The other case, the father-in-law died first.

[@claireangel9595]

Same family unfortunately

[@laurenmay2098]

@claireangel9595 unbelievable.

[@breathJONNYstay]

She probably tested it on the father in law first ….

[@Skippalenikfanclub]

Thry could always look in the wifes hair from back in september.. the wife also got sick in September, so if they can't find it in the husbands hair because of his death so quickly, they could in the wifes because she lived.. also, her survival during the 2nd poisoning could have been because she developed a small tolerance. Her body had already experienced arsenic before...

[@gsfdriller]

Or she ate less of the poison. Men eat more of everything, I'm told.

[@margaretsgirl]

I had no idea until this video that arsenic was in groundwater and seafood. I developed a shellfish allergy years ago. Wondering how much of an allergy like this is connected to sensitivity to arsenic levels. All of this is mind blowing ... What kind of a person does this, let alone on a holiday?

[@ricoswave9310]

Thanks for putting ad in beginning 🙏 😊

[@cosmos5623]

Always wondered why, since arsenic has no smell or flavour, victims sometimes complain that the food tasted off.

[@k_j_n1242]

It's in pesticides. The pesticide is what they could taste.

[@futuremelina]

They dug up her husband too lol she's been doing this for a while

[@ZoeyBe]

😢😢😢

[@herroyalhighness5634]

It wasn’t the wife. She baked the cake, but she did not know the flour in her house had been poisoned by her daughter-in-law

[@CV-2411]

Serial killer!! 😮

[@lynneserman6054]

It was the father in law not the husband wasn't it?

[@KittyLyons8]

My mother in law and sister in law tried to feed me some nasty stuff once but I could smell it and politely refused. This is just diabolical but I bet this happens more than we know.

[@marthasanborn6648]

Great report!

[@karlad4082]

Wow! And I thought my family was toxic

[@maggieedward3951]

😑

[@grey3414]

At least not poisonous 👀

[@Love-hx6nb]

right ,,,we need to appreciate the ones we have

[@SusanBurchett-h7x]

If it’s similar to a FRUITCAKE, I am totally gonna live.

[@Harley57]

Me too!

[@Pikrodafni]

Yes, it is. Sultanas, candied fruit and everything.

[@ManChan-w5p]

I like fruitcakes. It gets a bad rap. I'll eat rejected fruitcakes.

[@BlackSheep_216]

So often its the ones closest to you. This is awful.

[@antoniofernandesmarchetti1097]

Wow! I didn't thought that case would be aired here!

[@Beatlemania1]

I really enjoyed this speaker, very knowledgeable but understandable 😊

[@maryjanedaniels471]

Ma said when she was a kid an uncle of hers was released from prison for arsenic poisoning two is his 3 wives. He did it for insurance money. His first wife died but with body preparing back then, they couldn't prove she'd been poisoned. She'd been in the ground too long. This was in the early 1900s.

🤯 oh my gosh

[@thegoblinspeaks]

the spray tan is looking excellent king

[@grey3414]

I didn't even notice until you pointed it out 😂😂

[@Kojic414]

Shady 😅

[@thegoblinspeaks]

@@Kojic414 this is for luigi

[@slange1829]

Reminds me of the deathcap mushroom poisoning.

[@Renata.acmelo]

Im from Brazil and watch the channel everyday and I can’t believe im seeing Jesse talking about a Brazilian case

[@Apreposterousmythology]

What the heck is wrong with people 😑

[@Jack_all]

This is why I never buy tamales from the lady in the Walmart parking lot.

[@leslieleslie6590]

What was the family feud?

[@juliakaroly3886]

The mother in law had a joint account with the son and she took 600 reais 20 years ago from the account by mistake. Which would be over 2.600 reais today. She said it was a mistake but the in law thought she did it on purpose.... small stuff really

[@juliakaroly3886]

She returned the money the next day **

[@elidesantos6929]

Sou brasileira e fiquei chocada com a crueldade desse crime. Espero que ela pegue pena máxima.

[@anniesimone]

I read the cake was also baked with bad (old) ingredients. Old food ingredients were found in the fridge.

[@Skippalenikfanclub]

Old food doesn't produce arsenic..

[@anniesimone]

@Skippalenikfanclub Of course not, neither did I say so, I wrote "also"...

[@swanhill772]

No.

[@dimitrabouzalas3090]

@@anniesimonegot what you meant, - there was no love in that cake. 😢

[@hals999]

Like expired eggs or milk or something?

[@shmoopiebear]

Never share food with angry family members.

[@antoinettevambe5714]

Just like the recent murder case in Australia, where the woman poisoned 5 family members, including in laws with mushrooms. What's wrong with these women

[@soccermommyNPC]

I know I need to get on a diet when that cake still looks amazing to me after listening to this. I hope the victims did not suffer for too long, absolutely horrific.

[@lvanasse2]

Reminded me of Flowers In The Attic

[@Onix.556]

“Happy New Year to You “ “Youre welcome” LOLOLOL. I've never heard that response in all my 45 years

[@spiritualtruthseeker1947]

I am equally suspicious of Zela. Her husband died in an earlier incident . She was sickened but recovered both times. Did she limit herself to only eating a small amount? She was the one to tell the others to stop eating the cake. Did she do this because she didn’t want the child to die?

[@larlar8580]

Spiritual, I thought the same thing, but then I don’t know enough of the story yet.

[@IlustraLilian]

The police ruled her out. They did a press conference about that. I think she became suspicious when it happened the second time, so she tried to stop, but unfortunately too late.

[@larlar8580]

@@IlustraLilian - thanks for the info…do you know what the daughter in law was so angry about? What was the fight that caused this?

[@physiobr9227]

@@larlar8580 the police chief said it was for a very trivial reason but he did not want to share the motive yet

[@larlar8580]

@@physiobr9227 - Thanks

[@hazardousmaterial5492]

How do you just... get arsenic? It's not like you can just buy it at the store

[@melistasy]

Omg, and everybody was blaming Zeli for the poisoned cake! Wow.

[@jessie1697]

sickening

[@soldatheero]

This is totally something my grandmother would do!! haha oh gam gam that is so you

[@mylamberfeeties875]

How devastating for all 😢