Colorado dentist kills wife via compromised protein shakes

James Craig, a Colorado-based dentist, has been accused of deliberately poisoning his wife by putting arsenic and cyanide in her pre-workout protein drinks. He did so to kill her and be with another woman he was having an affair with.

The police have termed the tactic as a “heinous, complex and calculated murder.”

James Craig was taken into custody on suspicion of first-degree murder immediately after his wife’s third and final hospital visit. She suffered a severe seizure there, was put on a ventilator, declared medically brain dead, and taken off life support.

A business partner of Craig had alerted the authorities about a potassium cyanide delivery to their medical practice, noting that they did not need such a chemical in their office. This led to an investigation into Angela Craig’s death.

The police claimed that Craig “searched for ways to kill someone undetected, providing her poisons that align with her hospitalized symptoms, and working on starting a new life” with his mistress.

Internet search history revealed that the dentist had done a few suspicious searches in the weeks leading up to his wife’s death. Some of these included “undetectable poisons,” “how many grams of pure arsenic will kill a human,” and YouTube searches for “how to make poison” and “top 5 undetectable poisons that show no signs of foul play.”

Craig also ordered arsenic online using a fake email account, which was delivered on the day of the alleged poisoning incident at his dental office. However, FedEx intercepted the delivery of oleandrin, a poisonous plant extract, as per investigators’ request.

Text messages between Angela and James Craig on March 6 revealed that Angela had texted her husband, “I feel drugged” after feeling dizzy, unable to focus her eyes, and felt that her body was slow to respond.

“Given our history, I know that must be triggering. Just for the record, I didn’t drug you. I am super worried, though. You really looked pale before I left. Like in your lips even,” Craig replied back to his wife.

Craig had allegedly drugged Angela in the past because he wanted to commit suicide and did not want his wife to be able to stop him, revealing the couple’s troubled marriage. After her sister’s death, Angela’s sister claimed that Craig told her that he did not want an autopsy to take place.

“James said he felt if they couldn’t figure out what was wrong with her when she was alive, he wouldn’t let them poke her more when she was dead,” she said.

The dentist is being held without bond and is not allowed to have contact with his six children.

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