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Conviction of shake poisoner James Craig ‘not a shock,’ observing attorney says | Banfield
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5:35Now PlayingA jury this week convicted Colorado dentist James Craig of murdering his wife by poisoning her protein shakes and delivering the coup de grâce with a fatal injection. Eric Faddis, a trial lawyer who watched the trial, tells “Banfield” the prosecution had an airtight case. “When the verdict came down, I think reality truly set in for James Craig that this is the end of the road,” Faddis says of the defendant, who was sentenced to life in prison.
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