TRIPLE POISONING.
! ; HUSBAND AND TWO CHILDREN TURIN WOMAN ACCUSED. Renter. ROME. April 19. Clothida Cravana, a Turin 'woman, is accused of 'having poisoned her son, daughter and husband, and having lived a life of dissipation on 900,000 francs inherited from them. The boy was poisoned in 1916, and the girl in 1917. The woman frequently sent poison to her husband during the -war, when he was in hospital at I the front, but it was 1919 before she ac- ' complished her purpose.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18380, 21 April 1923, Page 9
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