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Poison Secrets

Poison Secrets

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Secrets hide in plain sight. Poison Secrets peels back the quiet cruelty and calculated science behind the most chilling acts of poisoning, exposing motives, methods, and the fallout that follows.

Each episode blends forensic detail, case reconstruction, and psychological insight to reveal how ordinary lives are turned lethal. Expect clear explanations of toxins, step-by-step timelines, legal outcomes, and the subtle red flags investigators look for—delivered with measured narration and meticulous research that separates rumor from evidence.

New episodes drop every day: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday at 4:00 AM, so you can follow unfolding threads and compare patterns across cases. Episodes vary between concise case briefs and deeper investigative episodes, always focused on what the poison reveals about motive and opportunity.

Poison Secrets is for true crime listeners who want more than headlines: forensic aficionados, armchair detectives, legal professionals, and curious minds who crave accuracy about toxicology, method, and motive. If you’re drawn to the intersection of chemistry and criminal intent, this show gives you the context and detail you won’t find in casual summaries.

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  • The Capsule on Her Shelf: How a Nephew Poisoned Trust

    The Capsule on Her Shelf: How a Nephew Poisoned Trust
    2026/09/10
    The Capsule on Her Shelf: How a Nephew Poisoned Trust

    A single prescription bottle, label facing forward and one capsule inside, sat unnoticed on a crawl-space shelf for years-until a lineman’s flashlight revealed it. The capsule, dispensed twenty-two times from the same pharmacy and signed by the same pharmacist, contained a toxin that explains two and a half years of progressive illness, hair loss, and neurological decline-so who placed it there, and why?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from the first unexplained symptoms through repeated misdiagnoses to the moment toxicology revealed elevated thallium. We cover the pharmacy records, the familial connection to the dispenser, and the medical evidence that ties the capsule to chronic poisoning-can paperwork and toxicology point to the person who betrayed Cheryl Henderson’s trust?

    Person: Cheryl Henderson
    Date: May 9, 2019
    Location: 14 Alderton Circle, Harwick, New Hampshire
    Substance: Thallium
    Pharmacist: Brian Sullivan

    - Cheryl Henderson received a compounded vitamin B and magnesium supplement filled 22 times over 22 months.
    - The same pharmacist, Brian Sullivan, signed every dispensing for the compound.
    - Elevated thallium levels were confirmed in Cheryl’s blood and urine on May 17, 2019.
    - Cheryl’s symptoms progressed over approximately 2.5 years and included hair thinning, left-hand tremor, nausea, fatigue, and weight loss.
    - Cheryl had lived at 14 Alderton Circle for 22 years and turned 56 in spring 2017.

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  • The Seven Bowls: How Thallium Turned Harlow Flats Deadly

    The Seven Bowls: How Thallium Turned Harlow Flats Deadly
    2026/09/09
    The Seven Bowls: How Thallium Turned Harlow Flats Deadly

    A single wire dog crate with seven stacked stainless-steel bowls was found at Harlow Flats on April 9, 2011, while three miles away a 22-year-old employee, Leon Webb, was discovered unresponsive and later pronounced dead from cardiac arrhythmia. What links a folded towel, a logbook, a toxic purchase receipt, and a nearly tasteless poison that can shut down a nervous system over weeks?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from the morning Leon stopped showing up for his 6:30 shift to the lab tests that revealed thallium, and we trace how investigators moved from unremarkable evidence to a criminal probe - but who delivered the poison and how did it reach multiple people at Briarwood Pet Lodge?

    Person: Leon Webb
    Date: April 9, 2011
    Location: Harlow Flats Industrial Park
    Case: Thallium poisoning linked to Briarwood Pet Lodge
    Investigator: Detective Brenda Moss

    - At 7:14 AM on April 9, 2011, Keith Price found a wire dog crate containing seven stainless-steel bowls on a gravel service road.
    - Leon Webb, age 22, was found unresponsive by a neighbor with a spare key and pronounced dead at 10:52 AM the same morning.
    - Dr. Gina Gardner requested supplemental screens in May 2011 that detected thallium in Leon Webb’s liver tissue, noted as "consistent with repeated ingestion over weeks."
    - Paul Egan, age 41, a Briarwood client, was hospitalized on April 17, 2011, and his blood showed clinically significant active thallium levels.
    - Detective Brenda Moss opened a criminal investigation on June 3, 2011, after environmental testing at the kennel initially found no contamination in water or cleaning chemicals.

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    23 分
  • Chalice in the Dirt: How a Priest's Ritual Hid Arsenic Murder

    Chalice in the Dirt: How a Priest's Ritual Hid Arsenic Murder
    2026/09/08
    Chalice in the Dirt: How a Priest's Ritual Hid Arsenic Murder

    A tarnished communion chalice was found upright in garden mulch with rust-colored residue inside - and it turned out to be the only physical trace of a method that had already killed one parishioner and was still killing another six blocks away. How did a routine object from St. Ambrose Parish become the clue that reframed two unexplained deaths as something far more deliberate?

    In this episode, we trace the morning the chalice was discovered, the lives of the victims, and the medical detective work that shifted two death certificates from undetermined causes to a shared pattern; what led a forensic toxicologist to suspect chronic heavy metal poisoning, and where that question took the investigation.

    Person: Carol Pruitt
    Date: February 14, 2009 (admission in multiorgan failure)
    Location: St. Ambrose Parish, Harlan Falls
    Person: Raymond Solis
    Date: March 28, 2009 (death)

    - The chalice was found by utility meter reader Peggy Meyer on an early March Tuesday beside an outdoor spigot in the church grounds.
    - Carol Pruitt, age 39, was admitted to Harlan Falls Regional Medical Center in multiorgan failure on February 14, 2009.
    - Carol administered insulin to her cat Bishop at exactly 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. every twelve hours for fourteen months.
    - Raymond Solis, age 64, died on March 28, 2009, with death attributed to cardiac arrhythmia and late-onset diabetic neuropathy.
    - Forensic pathologist Dr. Patricia Norwood reviewed both death certificates and contacted toxicologist Dennis Morgan, who noted a symptom pattern consistent with chronic heavy metal exposure.

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    23 分
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