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A North Carolina restaurateur was arrested last week on two counts of murder.

One for the death of her own daughter. She allegedly poisoned at Thanksgiving dinner and the other for the

death of a man who was killed in a house fire two decades ago. And at her bond hearing, investigators say

she could be linked to even more mysterious deaths. Prosecutors say 52-year-old, Gudron Casper,

Linenkugel, killed one daughter, Lila Livis, and

sickened her other daughter, and that daughter's boyfriend with poisoned wine at Thanksgiving

dinner. Police determined the wine was spiked with a colorless liquid commonly found in lithium

batteries. Deputies also unearth evidence that they say connected Casper Liningkugel to the cold case

killing of Michael Schmidt, who died in a house fire in 2007. Casper Liningcougal owned and operated a since-shuttered German restaurant in Asheville. Details about the other cases she could be linked to were not revealed, but she could face the death penalty. There's more on this story at Fox News.com or subscribe to the Fox True Crime Podcast. I'm Gianna Delosi with your Fox True Crime Minute.

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