No Fury: Bad Bitch Cherrylle Dell Pt 2

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True Crime, Society & Culture, History

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🗓️ 8 May 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

In Part 1, we introduced you to Cherrylle Dell, a beautiful and manipulative woman whose ex-girlfriend, Nancy Fillmore, says murdered her ex husband Scott. Scott’s had died a couple of years earlier after drinking a bottle of wine laced with antifreeze, and the circumstances of his death led police to rule it a suicide. Now, Nancy was at the Killaloe, Ontario police station claiming it was murder. Not long before Scott died, Cherrylle had left him for a woman and immediately set about accusing him of various kinds of abuse, charges that were all found to be baseless. She seemed to be determined to ruin him and take everything: Their kids, their farmhouse, all the property they’d bought together in their 20 years of marriage. Things were about to get real nasty—and not just for Scott. Join us now for part 2 of this wild story.

Sources:

TV show "The Case That Haunts Me," episode "The Murder of Scott Dell"
"Killer Stripper" by Jessi Dillman
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/no-early-parole-for-ottawa-woman-who-laced-her-estranged-husbands-wine-with-anti-freeze-in-1995-killing
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/dells-daughter-tells-of-weird-conversation/article4169567/

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0:41.6	In part one we introduced you to Cheryl Dell, a beautiful and manipulative woman whose
0:47.2	ex-girlfriend Nancy Fillmore, says she married her ex-husband Scott.
0:52.3	Scott had died a couple of years earlier after drinking a
0:54.5	bottle of wine laced with antifreeze and the circumstances of his death led
0:58.5	police to rule it a suicide. Now Nancy was at the Killaloo Ontario Police Station claiming it was murder.
1:06.0	Not long before Scott died, Charel had left him for a woman and immediately said about accusing
1:10.2	him of various kinds of abuse, charges that were all found to be baseless.
1:14.0	She seemed to be determined to ruin him and take everything.
1:17.0	Their kids, the farmhouse, all the property they'd bought together in their 20 years of marriage.
1:21.0	Things were about to get real nasty, and not just for Scott.
1:25.5	Join us now for part two of No Fury.
1:28.0	Bad Bitch Cheryl Dell. So, So in the spring of 1994, Scott had a sore throat that wouldn't go away.
1:49.0	Soon he felt a weird growth on the side of his neck too.
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