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 Widow Imprisoned for Searching 'How to Murder' Your Google searches can be the death of more than your unlucky spouse, as one unhappy housewife discovered. After her husband was murdered, her computer was sequestered and her recent Google search terms incriminated her, fingering her for the crime.  ... prosecutors used the search results of a defendant to help with their case. Allegedly, a woman searched for "how to commit murder," "instant poisons," "undetectable poisons," and "fatal digoxin doses," days before her husband was murdered. As the Daily Record reports the State Police digital technology unit testified yesterday about those search results. This is not the first time search results have been used in court cases.
The latest is that a woman is accused of searching for a variety of incriminating phrases days before her husband was murdered. Among the searches were "How to Commit Murder," "instant poisons," "undetectable poisons," and "fatal digoxin doses."
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