WOW IS IT THAT SERIOUS TO POISON SOMEONE......NOT!!!!

Ana Maria Gonzalez-Angulo is charged with aggravated assault of another doctor with whom she was in a "casual sexual relationship."

 

DALLAS - A Texas hospital placed an oncologist on leave after she was charged with spiking her lover's coffee with a sweet-tasting chemical poison, a hospital spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
Ana Maria Gonzalez-Angulo, a breast cancer doctor at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, was charged May 29 with aggravated assault of Dr. George Blumenschein, another cancer specialist at the institution.
The two were in "a casual sexual relationship," according to a criminal complaint.
The complaint said Blumenschein told prosecutors that Gonzalez-Angulo served him coffee that had an "odd taste" but he drank it after she told him it included the artificial sweetener Splenda. Blumenschein added that he always prefers black coffee, the complaint said.

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Hours after drinking a second cup with a similar taste, Blumenschein experienced slurred speech, loss of motor functions and balance. He was rushed to a hospital and diagnosed with central nervous depression, cardiopulmonary complications and renal failure, which later required dialysis.

A urine test found crystals consistent with ethylene glycol poisoning, according to the complaint. Ethylene glycol, a chemical used in antifreeze and medical research, is present in all M.D. Anderson laboratories, an administrator said in the complaint.
Hospital spokesman Laura Sussman declined to give the date when Gonzalez-Angulo had been placed on leave.
Gonzalez-Angulo has been released on $50,000 bail and is scheduled to appear in court next month.
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Police in Montreal and Longueuil are looking for a sexual predator posing as a repairman


 

Police in Montreal and Longueuil are looking for a sexual predator posing as a repairman who persuades women to disrobe for a shower in their homes, ostensibly to test the water.
Police say the first reported attack was in 2010. They say a Latin American man, aged between 30 and 45, has used the same modus operandi several times since then, targeting women in Montreal and at least once in the South Shore community of Longueuil.
"Investigators from the sexual assault unit are asking possible witnesses or possible victims to come forward," said Montreal police agent Anie Lemieux. "What investigators need is more information to get possible leads on the suspect."
She said the man calls the women in their homes, saying either that he works for Hydro-Québec or that he is a municipal employee or doing repairs for the landlord, and he needs to come over to check the water, telling them in advance to be prepared to take a shower.
"Once he gets there, he has these women taking a shower or a bath, and he sexually assaults them," Lemieux said.
In a news release, police say the man tries to sexually touch his victims or to observe them while they are in the shower.
Lemieux could not say how many incidents there have been or when the latest occurred. She said the suspect seems to target dark-skinned women.
"The message is call 911" if you get any such call, Lemieux said. "Think of this as something suspicious… if you think you're in the presence of this man, to avoid this happening again."
Anyone with information about this kind of incident is urged to call 911 or the Info-Crime line at (514) 393-1133.