US Edition7-year-old boy dies after woman allegedly sent 'poisoned Easter eggs' to ex’s family in 'revenge' plot
- A woman named Jord�lia Pereira Barbosa, 35, was arrested in Brazil for allegedly sending poisoned chocolate Easter eggs to her ex-husband's family as part of a revenge plot.
- A 7-year-old boy became sick after eating the eggs and died the following day, with poisoning expected as the cause of death.
- Barbosa admitted to sending the chocolates but denied poisoning them; she was arrested on April 17 after police reviewed CCTV footage and receipts.
- Authorities believe Barbosa's actions were motivated by jealousy.
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Girl, 13, dies just days after brother, 7, killed by 'poisoned Easter eggs’
A 13-YEAR-old girl has died just days after her seven-year-old brother – after the pair both ate chocolate Easter eggs suspected to have been poisoned. Jordélia Pereira Barbosa, 35, was arrested in Brazil on suspicion of murder after officials claimed she spiked the chocolate in an act motivated by “revenge and jealousy”. NewsflashLuis Fernando Rocha Silva, 7, his mother, Mirian Lira, 32, and his sister, Evelyn, 13[/caption] NewsflashLuis Fernan…
Woman gifts poisoned chocolate eggs to ex's family for Easter, accused of murder · American Wire News
An alleged revenge plot has left one child dead in Brazil after a woman’s anger for her ex’s new lover went too far. Jordélia Pereira Barbosa is accused of purchasing Easter candy, specifically chocolate eggs, while in disguise, then spiking them with poison before their delivery to the home of Mirian Lira, according to a report of the incident. A note accompanied the candies, reading: “With love, to Mirian Lira. Happy Easter.” Lira is reportedl…
Seven-year-old boy dies after eating poisoned Easter egg that was meant for his mother
Woman sent poisoned Easter egg to her ex-partner's girlfriend. A seven-year-old boy died and the 13-year-old girl is in serious condition. They are the children of the recipient, who was also hospitalized.
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