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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 Teapot, the Date Card, and the Neighbor Who Made Tea

    The Teapot, the Date Card, and the Neighbor Who Made Tea
    2026/08/07
    The Teapot, the Date Card, and the Neighbor Who Made Tea

    A pale green teapot with white flowers sat upright on a culvert lip beside a laminated card reading "CHAMOMILE - STEEP 4 MIN" dated July 9, though it was July 6 when a jogger found it - a small ritual that led to a dead woman's unanswered question. How did a neighborly habit of afternoon tea become the thread that tied an otherwise unexplained young death to something someone had deliberately left behind?

    In this episode, we lay out the sequence of events and the ordinary details that mattered: the teapot, the date card, the neighborly visits, the onset of mysterious liver failure, and the moment the jogger called authorities - and ask how those facts might point to what was really going on.

    Person: Megan Campbell
    Location: 44 Sycamore Terrace, Hartwell
    Person: Gary Mueller
    Date: July 6 (teapot discovery) and July 9 (date on card)
    Event: Acute liver failure labeled idiopathic; death in early to mid July

    - The teapot was pale green ceramic with white flowers and was dry when found on a culvert lip.
    - The laminated index card beside the teapot read "CHAMOMILE - STEEP 4 MIN" and was dated July 9.
    - Teresa Cook discovered the teapot on July 6 while running the drainage easement behind 44 Sycamore Terrace.
    - Megan Campbell, age twenty-six, developed fatigue in early April and was hospitalized late June with elevated liver enzymes and jaundice.
    - Gary Mueller, age sixty-three, lived above Megan, visited three or four times weekly, and brought loose-leaf tea with handwritten steeping cards.

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    22 分
  • The Rooster on the Step: How Digoxin Turned Care into Murder

    The Rooster on the Step: How Digoxin Turned Care into Murder
    2026/08/06
    The Rooster on the Step: How Digoxin Turned Care into Murder

    A glass of orange juice, pulp settled, a folded paper towel and a small ceramic rooster left on a back step - then a forty-nine-year-old woman found dead of acute digoxin toxicity with a tissue level of 4.8 ng/mL, more than twice the therapeutic upper limit. Who brought a veterinary-grade bottle of digoxin into this family’s orbit, and why was a dose intended to steady a failing heart used to kill someone with no cardiac history?

    In this episode, we walk through the sequence of events and the relationships that connect Norma Padgett’s heart failure diagnosis and elevated digoxin level to Sarah Padgett’s death, and we follow the trail from a handyman’s purchases to the unanswered question of motive: how did concentrated digoxin move from a veterinary supply to a fatal human dose?

    Person: Sarah Padgett
    Date: June 14, 2019
    Location: 412 Decker Lane, Calverton
    Cause: Acute digoxin toxicity (4.8 ng/mL in tissue)
    Person: Norma Padgett

    - Sarah Padgett was found dead at age 49 on June 14, 2019, inside her home at 412 Decker Lane.
    - Autopsy recorded digoxin tissue level of 4.8 nanograms per milliliter; therapeutic range is 0.8-2.0 ng/mL.
    - Norma Padgett, age 74, was prescribed digoxin 0.125 mg daily for congestive heart failure and had a level of 3.1 ng/mL when hospitalized.
    - Clifford Andrews purchased a 50 mL bottle of concentrated digoxin from a veterinary supply on April 3; approximately 11 mL remained when investigators found his storage unit.
    - An orange juice glass with settled pulp, a folded paper towel, and a small red-and-white ceramic rooster sat on Sarah’s back step for three days before a meter reader called it in.

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    22 分
  • The Pitcher on the Counter: How Arsenic Silenced a Teacher

    The Pitcher on the Counter: How Arsenic Silenced a Teacher
    2026/08/05
    The Pitcher on the Counter: How Arsenic Silenced a Teacher

    A cold ordinary object hid a slow, lethal secret: a pitcher of water sat on Lauren Owens's kitchen counter for weeks while her body shut down over forty-one days. She was thirty-two, a fourth-grade teacher who grew tomatoes and bowled every Tuesday; how did routine life turn into a mystery of missing miles, a disputed inheritance, and a pitcher that wasn't hers?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline of Lauren Owens's illness and the small, concrete details that built the case: medical visits, a contested will, repeated visits by a step-sibling, and a thirty-one mile gap in her truck's mileage that no one noticed until it was too late. Which small act changed everything?

    Person: Lauren Owens
    Age: 32
    Location: Millhaven, Indiana
    Date of first doctor visit: approximately March 29, 2011
    Duration of decline: forty-one days

    - Lauren Owens taught fourth grade and was thirty-two years old.
    - She inherited a sixty-two acre farm after her father Dale Owens died in spring 2007.
    - Megan Jenkins was forty-four and visited the farm at least nine times between April 1 and May 9.
    - On April 4, a thirty-one mile gap (31.1 miles) appeared in Lauren's truck mileage corresponding to a route involving Halverson Auto and Megan Jenkins's rental house.
    - Dr. Susan Hale first saw Lauren for nausea, fatigue, and a left-hand tremor on approximately March 29, 2011.

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    20 分
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