Critical toxicology results from the autopsy of an Aurora woman whose dentist husband is accused of poisoning her will be complete in the next two to three weeks, prosecutors revealed
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Critical toxicology results from the autopsy of an Aurora woman whose dentist husband is accused of poisoning her will be complete in the next two to three weeks, prosecutors revealed in a court hearing Friday. According to the arrest document, James Craig fed his wife Angela potassium cyanide and possibly other poisons over several days, sometimes in protein shakes, before she died last month at University Hospital.
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Mrs. Craig's mother sat in the front row of the courtroom behind the prosecution table. She listened as the future of her six grandchildren, three of whom are adults, was discussed. Two of them are living with a paternal uncle, prosecutors said.
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During Friday's afternoon hearing, the two sides discussed upcoming evidentiary testing, the defense making sure their experts can be present for and the prosecution assuring they would provide notice of when those tests would happen. Judge Shay Whitaker warned the defense "not to impede the timing of those tests."
The high-profile case has garnered national attention. Producers from 2020, Dateline, and 48 Hours were in the courtroom taking notes. Judge Whitaker was asked by the defense to instill a gag order, but she denied the request with the stipulation that attorneys and investigators should stay within ethical bounds when they speak with the press.
James Craig is being represented by four attorneys from the Denver law firm of
Recht Kornfeld, PC. and his children have a separate attorney.
His next hearing is May 22, and a proof evident presumption great hearing during which the judge will decide whether there is enough evidence to move the case forward was scheduled for June 2 and is expected to take at least half a day.