University of Wyoming grad student accused of poisoning peer now faces attempted second-degree murder charge

Defense questions poisoning evidence in UW grad student’s attempted murder case

The case against Aili Wang, a University of Wyoming microbiology graduate student, will advance. She faces charges for attempted second-degree murder and aggravated assault and battery. The post Defense questions poisoning evidence in UW grad student’s attempted murder case appeared first on WyoFile .

Laramie Judge Sends Chinese National Accused In UW Poisoning To Felony Court

A Laramie judge Tuesday elevated the case of Aili Wang, a Chinese national accused of poisoning her University of Wyoming colleague, to Albany County’s felony-level court. The judge found probable cause for attempted murder and aggravated assault charges.

University of Wyoming grad student accused of poisoning peer now faces attempted second-degree murder charge

by Maya Shimizu Harris, WyoFile A University of Wyoming graduate student accused of poisoning her colleague now faces an additional charge for attempted second-degree murder, according to a new court document filed Thursday.  Aili Wang, 32, originally faced one felony charge for aggravated assault and battery after she allegedly put acrylamide, a neurotoxin, in the […]