Overview

• Caitlin Romero testified that on March 6 and March 9, James Craig predicted his wife would not survive, indicating foreknowledge of a fatal outcome
• Romero said she discovered a biohazard-marked package at the dental office, identified potassium cyanide on the invoice and looked up its symptoms online
• Prosecutors contend her account underscores premeditation through Craig’s late office visits and detailed online poison research
• Defense attorneys challenged Romero’s reliability by noting her close relationship with Craig and pointed out that tests of the protein shake containers found no poison residue
• The trial continues with jurors weighing witness testimony and Craig’s digital footprint against the defense’s attacks on informant credibility and evidentiary gaps