Court was back in session today for week two of the James Craig trial. And again, James Craig is a

Colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife, Angela, back in 2023. And a case that sounds like fiction,

but every detail we're learning is terrifyingly real. Last week, the prosecution laid the foundation,

and it was honestly damning. We heard from employees at companies that sold James a disturbing

collection of substances, cyanide, arsenic, oldieander, even over-the-counter,

even over-the-counter eyedrops. That's where the vizine comes in.

And then came his office staff, the people who worked alongside James every day.

They were the ones who discovered that a package of cyanide had been delivered right to

his dental practice.

But what James didn't plan on was the Red Ferns, family friends who learned about the package and

instantly realized something was very, very wrong. Instead of brushing it off, they went straight to

the hospital and told medical staff what they had heard. That warning may not have been

enough to save Angela, unfortunately, but it did change the course of the investigation or even

started the investigation. We also heard from ER nurses, doctors and ICU staff who desperately

tried to save Angela as her condition mysteriously deteriorated. They treated her with symptoms,

but what no one knew at the time was that Angela was actively

dying from cyanide poisoning. And then the most emotional moment of the week, testimony from two

of James and Angela's daughters, one of them revealed something chilling. James didn't just lie

to please. He tried to pull her into it. He tried to rope his own child into a scheme to fabricate evidence

to claim that Angela was suicidal and even suggested making a deep fake video of her to back it up.

But today, things shifted for the beginning of week two. The courtroom took a more clinical, but no less devastating turn.

We heard from a witness who gave important context about the Craig family's past from

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