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Antifreeze Poisoning Suspected After Chilling Autopsy Discovery

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Medical examiner, Dr. Richard Atkinson, who conducted Leroy Fowler’s autopsy, found calcium oxalate crystals in his kidneys. The presence of the crystals in the victim's kidneys led Atkinson to conclude that Fowler’s cause of death was ethylene glycol poisoning. Ethylene glycol is the primary ingredient in antifreeze, which prosecutors say defendant Judy Church used to poison Fowler.

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