Overview

• Detective Bobbi Olson testified that Craig’s office computer showed queries such as “how to make murder look like a heart attack” and “indetectable poison,” which prosecutors say demonstrate premeditation.
• Cassie Rodriguez, a former Midland Scientific representative, confirmed that on March 9, 2023, Craig ordered potassium cyanide under a private email and had it shipped to his dental office.
• Two of Craig’s daughters described receiving a letter from him with detailed instructions on creating a deepfake video to make it appear their mother requested the toxins herself.
• Prosecutors revealed that Craig offered a fellow inmate $20,000 to kill the lead detective and sought payments for false testimony to frame the case as a suicide or accidental overdose.
• Craig’s defense attorney maintained that the evidence does not conclusively prove murder and suggested Angela Craig may have taken her own life, challenging the prosecution’s narrative.