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A girl from the Kiev region poisoned her ex-boyfriends with poison in alcohol

March 25, 2023

Ukrainian journalists have learned of the details of the accusation of a resident of Vyshgorod, in the Kiev region, who was arrested the day before for thallium poisoning of a man with whom she was in a relationship 20 years ago .

Earlier, the National Police of Ukraine reported on its website that as a result of the detainee’s actions, one person died and five others were poisoned by drinking a bottle of rum received as a Valentine’s Day gift.

The poisoner anonymously sent poisoned bottles of alcohol, sending the victims a message that they would have won some kind of prank.

According to the publication “Strana”, the poisoner wanted to deal not only with the dead man and his wife. She sent poisonous alcohol to another “ex” of hers. But the man’s wife drank the drink and ended up in hospital.

The publication recalls that in the late 80s of the last century in Kiev, a dishwasher in the school cafeteria Tamara Ivanyutina was sentenced to death for systematically poisoning people with thallium. She poisoned her husbands and their relatives in order to seize their belongings, their colleagues and their children at school, so as not to prevent her from stealing food from the canteen.

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