Teh One Who Knocks
08-13-2012, 11:10 AM
Vicki Jo Mills, 33, is looking at jail time after being accused of putting Visine eye-care drops in the drinks of a man she wanted to pay her more attention.
By Brian Browdie / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
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A woman may see jail time after allegedly poisoning a man with eyedrops.
Vicki Jo Mills, 33, is accused of putting Visine in the drinking water of Thurman Nesbitt, 45, on up to a dozen occasions since June 2009, according to The Associated Press.
Nesbitt’s doctor treated him for years for nausea, blood pressure problems and breathing trouble, according to Pennsylvania state police.
The doctor contacted authorities in June after tetrahydrozoline, a chemical found in the optical solution that can cause irregular heartbeat or chest pain, showed up in Nesbitt’s blood tests.
“She never meant to kill him, [she] only wanted to make him pay more attention to her,” police say Mills told them.
By Brian Browdie / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
http://i.imgur.com/qntS8.jpg
A woman may see jail time after allegedly poisoning a man with eyedrops.
Vicki Jo Mills, 33, is accused of putting Visine in the drinking water of Thurman Nesbitt, 45, on up to a dozen occasions since June 2009, according to The Associated Press.
Nesbitt’s doctor treated him for years for nausea, blood pressure problems and breathing trouble, according to Pennsylvania state police.
The doctor contacted authorities in June after tetrahydrozoline, a chemical found in the optical solution that can cause irregular heartbeat or chest pain, showed up in Nesbitt’s blood tests.
“She never meant to kill him, [she] only wanted to make him pay more attention to her,” police say Mills told them.