A woman has been convicted of murdering her lover of 16 years by lacing his curry with a "deadly" poison"-
The current news affair that i have been reading about this week is the "Deadly Posion", i chose to write a blog about it because even though it is very sad and deals with someones death, i find it bizzare and interesting at the same time.Lakhvir Singh, 45, killed Lakhvinder Cheema, 39, who died hours after eating the meal with his new fiancee at his home in Feltham, west London, in 2009.
Singh was cleared of attempting to murder Gurjeet Choongh but found guity of causing her grievous bodily harm. The Old Bailey heard Singh could not bear the thought of her lover's marriage to another woman. Mr Cheema and Miss Choongh, 22, who had been due to marry on Valentine's Day 2009, fell ill in January after eating leftover curry which had been in the fridge of their home. Mr Cheema and Miss Choongh, 22, who had been due to marry on Valentine's Day 2009, fell ill in January after eating leftover curry which had been in the fridge of their home. Within hours, Mr Cheema was dead and Miss Choongh was fighting for her life after being poisoned with Indian aconite - known as the Queen of Poisons.
After her arrest Singh, a mother of three, tried to blame her brother-in-law Varinder for the death, but a lodger at the house saw her take a container with the curry out of the fridge earlier in the day, the court heard.
Singh was cleared of attempting to murder Gurjeet Choongh but found guity of causing her grievous bodily harm. The Old Bailey heard Singh could not bear the thought of her lover's marriage to another woman. Mr Cheema and Miss Choongh, 22, who had been due to marry on Valentine's Day 2009, fell ill in January after eating leftover curry which had been in the fridge of their home. Mr Cheema and Miss Choongh, 22, who had been due to marry on Valentine's Day 2009, fell ill in January after eating leftover curry which had been in the fridge of their home. Within hours, Mr Cheema was dead and Miss Choongh was fighting for her life after being poisoned with Indian aconite - known as the Queen of Poisons.
After her arrest Singh, a mother of three, tried to blame her brother-in-law Varinder for the death, but a lodger at the house saw her take a container with the curry out of the fridge earlier in the day, the court heard.
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