Man Accused of Trying to Poison Pregnant Girlfriend so she Would Miscarry

by ABC2 News | August 16, 2007 at 08:38 am
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GALENA, Md. (AP) -- A dairy farmer is accused of giving a cattle hormone to a woman he got pregnant in hopes of inducing a miscarriage.

Police said 25-year-old William Stanley Sutton III added ProstaMate last week to a soda drank by a woman carrying his child, 21-year-old Lauren Ashley Tucker.


Tucker felt sick to her stomach and vomited after drinking a 20-ounce soda Sutton gave her that "tasted nasty and burnt her throat," according to court records.


She went to the hospital Aug. 9, and the hospital reported a possible poisoning to police.


Read more about the man accused of trying to poison his pregnant girlfriend here.

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