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Marie Lafarge in Prison

Marie-Fortunee Lafarge in prison convicted by direct toxicological evidence of poisoning her husband by arsenic poisoning in 1840. One of the first public trials

Picture No
12007851
Media ID
45721967
Size
4740px x 3797px (6.9MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
engraving by Maradan in Fouquier, Les causes celebres' (1858) page 25 in the 4th section
Date
circa 1845

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Arsenic Cases Convicted Direct Evidence Lafarge Montpellier Poisoning

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