Overview
- Prosecutors highlighted shipping records and digital forensics documenting James Craig’s online research into cyanide and tetrahydrozoline.
- A four-page iPhone note was read in court in which Craig allegedly detailed preparing cyanide-laced antibiotic capsules and a poison-filled syringe.
- Detective Bobbi Olson testified that Craig’s “timeline” file on his phone contradicted prior statements and implicated him in directing family members to administer poisons.
- Craig’s defense renewed its argument that Angela Craig, who chronicled marital struggles in her journal, may have taken her own life rather than being murdered.
- Following Tuesday’s closing arguments, the jury will deliberate on charges including first-degree murder, fabricating evidence and soliciting a jail inmate to kill the lead detective.