Men in the United States accused his wife of poisoning and murdered, monitoring shows that his wife poured the cleaner into lemonade

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

Intern Yang Xingnan

A man in California in the United States charged and his wife wanted to murder him. He took out the family to monitor the video. In the video, his wife took out the detergent from the sink, and then poured into the lemonade he drank.

Video surveillance shows that wife is poisoning beverage (picture source: Fox)

According to Fox News on August 9, a 53 -year -old California man Jack Chen was a radiologist, and his wife was 45 -year -old dermatologist Emily Yu. Recently, he accused his wife of murdering him. He said video evidence showed that Emily had added chemicals to poisoning him in the drinks he drank.

"Three times, some videos showed that she took the 'draino' from the sink of our kitchen, and then poured into the hot lemonade I drink." Jack wrote in the allegations.

"Drano" is a well -known cleaner brand in the United States. The cleaner describes "very dangerous" if you intake, inhale or contact the skin and eyes.

Moisturizing agent (picture source: Fox)

Jack had applied for a family violence prohibition order from the court. He accused: "I'm afraid to stay with her, and she tries to poison me with 'draino'."

The document shows that in March and April this year, Jack felt that there was a "chemical taste" in lemonade, and he diagnosed ulcers, gastritis and esophagitis in the hospital. Under doubt, he installed a camera at home.

According to reports, the couple married 10 years ago and had a 8 -year -old daughter and a 7 -year -old son.

"After the child was born, I started to worry about Emily's behavior." Jack wrote that he also said that his wife had concealed the property to him. For many years, he was suffering from his wife and mother -in -law's words.

However, Emily's lawyer David Wall said that the allegations were false. "Emily strongly and clearly denied that she had tried to poison her husband or anyone else. As a respected doctor, her goal was always helping people and never hurting people." Wall said in a statement.

Last week, the local Police of California arrested Emily for suspected poisoning. According to the local prosecutor's office of Olanzhi County, she was released on bail for $ 30,000 and has not yet been officially charged.

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