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A Minnesota doctor who once worked for poison control was arrested Friday and charged with second-degree murder for allegedly poisoning his wife who died in August. Connor Bowman, 30, allegedly killed his wife, Betty Bowman, who was 32 years old when she died on Aug. 20, only four days after being admitted to a hospital.
Bowman worked as a poison specialist on Aug. 5, 6, and 10, according to the complaint. The person told police Bowman was researching colchicine, a drug used to treat gout, the complaint said. Bowman had not received calls about colchicine, and no other employee received calls about the drug, the complaint said. Betty Bowman’s toxicology results showed colchicine was present in her blood and urine, which were taken when she was admitted to the hospital, according to the complaint.
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