New York’s Grand Dame of Dog Poisoning

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New York’s Grand Dame of Dog Poisoning

Juliet Tuttle may have been the most prolific murderer of pets in American history. How did she get away with it?

www.theatlantic.com

 

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Well, a visit from the Double Post Gremlin this morning!

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Oh no, sorry. It did that the first time I put it in, so I copied and pasted it and the ads aren't there for me.
Thanks for posting it again.

I copied from yours and edited the original post. I hope that's better.

 

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Sadly, ads cover content, I can't read enough to follow the article -- she kissed parrots but prepared poisoned dog treats? In the 1930's?

Found another site with the article:

New York’s Grand Dame of Dog Poisoning

Juliet Tuttle may have been the most prolific murderer of pets in American history. How did she get away with it?

www.theatlantic.com

Tuttle operated right out in plain sight, at a time when New York City had the most advanced animal-protection laws in the country.

Wow, wow, wow!

Her late husband is mentioned in a Yale alumni piece, she was the second wife, married October 15, 1903. She is listed as Juliet Vibbert Gibbons of Middletown, Connecticut, daughter of Henry & Josephine (Cromwell) Gibbons.

Thanks for posting this!

 

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What a strange woman, creepy!