
This episode covers the mysterious death of Sue Snow, the investigation into cyanide poisoning, and the subsequent arrest of Stella Nickell.
Sue Snow, a 40-year-old banking executive from Seattle, collapsed at home and died shortly after arriving at the hospital. An autopsy performed by Dr. Corrine Fligner revealed no immediate cause of death until a faint smell of bitter almonds indicated cyanide poisoning.
Investigators discovered that nine Excedrin capsules in Sue's kitchen contained cyanide. Suspicions fell on her husband, Paul Webking, who was later cleared after passing a lie detector test. The investigation expanded when Stella Nickell reported her husband's death, linking it to the same tainted Excedrin.
Further investigation revealed that Stella had financial motives and had researched poisons. Evidence suggested she had poisoned both her husband and Sue Snow to collect life insurance money. Ultimately, Stella was convicted of two counts of murder and sentenced to 90 years in prison.
The episode highlights the shocking details of the case, including the forensic analysis that led to Stella's arrest and the emotional impact on the families involved.
Sue Snow's cyanide poisoning leads to the arrest of Stella Nickell, who murdered her husband for insurance money.

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It's just amazing to me that there are people that selfish.Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 9 - Something's Fishy - Full Episode
I mean, that's almost more unimaginable to me than her killing a perfect stranger.Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 9 - Something's Fishy - Full Episode