Murder of Linda Curry
How was Linda Curry's killer finally identified?
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45 mins
Discover the murder of Linda Curry, who disappeared from Jacksonville in 1986. Explore how the case remained unsolved for decades before advances in DNA technology helped investigators identify a suspect.
Ep 1:
The Jeopardy Genius's Deadly Game
A self-proclaimed genius married a devoted woman for her money, then began poisoning her—while she herself suspected him and couldn't bring herself to leave.
Ep 2:
The Poison That Couldn't Be Traced
After surviving mysterious poisonings and hospital sabotage, Linda Curry finally succumbs on a June night, leaving behind a fortune, a con man, and no proof of his crime.
Discussions (5)
Jimmy
Level 2 · 2 mo agocalling nicotine extraction from cigarettes simple is a stretch. concentration and purification to get an injectable lethal dose is not just patience and basic knowledge. thats underselling the process significantly
Asa
Level 3 · 2 mo agoChecked it. A single cigarette has about 10-14mg of nicotine. A pack of 20 has roughly 200-280mg total. Lethal dose is around 30-60mg. So yeah, grocery store weapon checks out.
Mark
Level 7 · 2 mo agoLinda changing those beneficiaries saved her estate but cops dropping the ball in 93 is what actually got her killed.
