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Left His Brother's Thermos, Took His Life: The Arsenic Inheritance

Left His Brother's Thermos, Took His Life: The Arsenic Inheritance

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Left His Brother's Thermos, Took His Life: The Arsenic Inheritance

A battered steel thermos marked "G. Snyder" sat in a culvert for thirteen days before testing would link it to arsenic trioxide in coffee grounds and to bone and nail samples from an exhumed body. Two confirmed arsenic-poisoning deaths, a receipt for a two-pound rodenticide with arsenic trioxide dated June 28, 2014, and surveillance showing six Saturday visits by a brother while the victim was away-how did that thermos unlock a chain of deaths and an unanswered fourth case?

In this episode, we follow the timeline from the first report of a found thermos through public health paperwork, exhumations, lab results, and an arrest, asking how routine documents and small clues connected two deaths across years and states and what questions remain about other possible victims.

Person: Gary Snyder
Date: October 4, 2014 (death)
Location: Harmon Greenway, Dellwood, Indiana
Person: Clifford Collins
Event: Arrest January 29, 2015

- The thermos was found December 9, 2014 about twenty meters from the front gate of a house where a man had died two months earlier.
- Gary Snyder died October 4, 2014 at age fifty-two with cause listed as multi-organ failure; no autopsy was ordered at the time.
- Glenn Baker detected arsenic trioxide in Snyder’s bone and nail samples within forty-eight hours of exhumation on January 7, 2015.
- Surveillance showed Clifford Collins entering the back lane behind Harmon Greenway on six Saturdays between July and September 2014, each visit lasting 40-90 minutes while Gary was at Millhaven.
- A receipt for a two-pound container of rodent control product listing arsenic trioxide as the active ingredient was dated June 28, 2014 and found in Collins’s apartment.

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