MN - Connor Bowman, 30, pharmacist & poison control employee, charged w/ murder of his wife Betty, 32, by poisoning, Rochester, Aug 2023

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Bowman died of colchicine toxicity, according to the
medical examiner, and her death was ruled a homicide.

Published Jan. 9, 2024 / Updated Jan. 9, 2024, 9:50 a.m. ET


Friends told police that the couple was in an open relationship but that Bowman developed an emotional connection to another woman – leading his wife to threaten divorce, the Post Bulletin reported.

The poison specialist was accused of trying to have her body quickly cremated and planning to cash in a $500,000 life insurance policy after she went to the Mayo Clinic’s St. Mary’s Hospital with stomach distress on Aug. 16 and died four days later.





We'll have to keep an eye on this case. The 2nd article says, "Previously, Bowman’s defense motioned to dismiss the first-degree murder charge handed down by a grand jury."

PUBLISHED: January 5, 2024 at 10:33 p.m.
Connor Bowman, 30, was charged by a grand jury for first-degree premeditated murder on Thursday. In Minnesota, first-degree murder can only be charged by a grand jury. The Olmsted County Attorney’s Office said in a news release that if he is convicted of first-degree murder, Connor Bowman “shall be sentenced to life in prison without possibility of release.”

Bowman is also facing a second-degree murder with intent-not premeditated charge in Olmsted County in connection with the death of his wife, Betty Bowman. Connor Bowman is accused of using colchicine, a drug used to treat gout, to poison her last August.

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Published: Jul. 8, 2024 at 2:20 PM PDT

Connor Bowman has remained behind bars since his arrest in October of 2023. Bowman is scheduled to appear before a judge on September 4.

 
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Bowman died of colchicine toxicity, according to the
medical examiner, and her death was ruled a homicide.

Published Jan. 9, 2024 / Updated Jan. 9, 2024, 9:50 a.m. ET


Friends told police that the couple was in an open relationship but that Bowman developed an emotional connection to another woman – leading his wife to threaten divorce, the Post Bulletin reported.

The poison specialist was accused of trying to have her body quickly cremated and planning to cash in a $500,000 life insurance policy after she went to the Mayo Clinic’s St. Mary’s Hospital with stomach distress on Aug. 16 and died four days later.








We'll have to keep an eye on this case. The 2nd article says, "Previously, Bowman’s defense motioned to dismiss the first-degree murder charge handed down by a grand jury."

PUBLISHED: January 5, 2024 at 10:33 p.m.
Connor Bowman, 30, was charged by a grand jury for first-degree premeditated murder on Thursday. In Minnesota, first-degree murder can only be charged by a grand jury. The Olmsted County Attorney’s Office said in a news release that if he is convicted of first-degree murder, Connor Bowman “shall be sentenced to life in prison without possibility of release.”

Bowman is also facing a second-degree murder with intent-not premeditated charge in Olmsted County in connection with the death of his wife, Betty Bowman. Connor Bowman is accused of using colchicine, a drug used to treat gout, to poison her last August.

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Published: Jul. 8, 2024 at 2:20 PM PDT

Connor Bowman has remained behind bars since his arrest in October of 2023. Bowman is scheduled to appear before a judge on September 4.

It absolutely disgusts me that his defense team motioned to dismiss the first degree murder charge. I get that, as the defense team, it’s their job to fight for lesser charges. But in this case, I mean come on, it doesn’t get much more premeditated than this. Connor deserves zero mercy for the painful death he put her through.
 
It absolutely disgusts me that his defense team motioned to dismiss the first degree murder charge. I get that, as the defense team, it’s their job to fight for lesser charges. But in this case, I mean come on, it doesn’t get much more premeditated than this. Connor deserves zero mercy for the painful death he put her through.
Agreed. I hate poisoners. I also hate bombers. Which I hate more depends on what I've been reading about or watching lately. Both poisoning and bombing require meticulous planning and premeditation and deep sadism, and a casual attitude to who or how many people get hurt. The amount of kids who take a bite or a sip of the victim's food or drink and get poisoned themselves is not zero.

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