• He Poisoned Her Cereal With WHAT?! The Murder of Christina Harris

  • Apr 25 2024
  • Length: 47 mins
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He Poisoned Her Cereal With WHAT?! The Murder of Christina Harris

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  • Jason Harris must have decided he had enough of being a husband and father, and figured the best way to deal with these feelings was to murder his wife. He had divorced a woman before and was paying child support to her, and didn’t want to do that again with his current wife and the two daughters he had with her. His plan? Poison her cereal and claim that she had eaten the drugs of her own accord.

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