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A 74-Year-Old Woman Helped Kill 30,893 Fish by Pouring Cyanide Into an Ohio River: Her Company Had to Pay a Dollar for Each Dead Fish and an Additional €260,000

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In 2012, a 74-year-old woman named Teresina Montorsi helped hide one of the most serious cyanide spills recorded in a U.S. river. The drum, thrown into a rain drain in Strongsville, Ohio, ended up in the Rocky River and caused the death of 30,893 fish in a stretch of almost... Continue reading "A 74-year-old woman helped kill 30,893 fish by pouring cyanide into an Ohio river: her company had to pay a dollar for each dead fish and an additional €…

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In 2012, a 74-year-old woman named Teresina Montorsi helped hide one of the most serious cyanide spills recorded in a U.S. river. The drum, thrown into a rain drain in Strongsville, Ohio, ended up in the Rocky River and caused the death of 30,893 fish in a stretch of almost... Continue reading "A 74-year-old woman helped kill 30,893 fish by pouring cyanide into an Ohio river: her company had to pay a dollar for each dead fish and an additional €…

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OKDIARIO broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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