Overview
- The oldest daughter testified that her father resisted an autopsy on Angela because he “didn’t want them poking at her,” challenging his professed concern for her welfare.
- A second daughter detailed a letter from Craig outlining step-by-step directions to create and plant a deepfake video showing his wife asking for poisons and to destroy related evidence afterward.
- Office manager Caitlin Romero said a sealed foil package containing potassium cyanide arrived at the dental office in early March 2023 after Craig instructed staff not to open it.
- Prosecutors argue Craig’s motive included mounting financial strain and an affair, backed by digital forensics of search histories on undetectable poisons and staging a suicide.
- Craig, who pleads not guilty to first-degree murder, perjury and solicitation counts, contends Angela’s death may have been self-inflicted despite poison in her system.