“Congratulations gift”: an American is trying to kill her ex with fetanyl chocolates of fentany

An American from the County of Parker, in Texas, would have got her hands on the collar after planning the murder of her ex-husband recently engaged again, to whom she intended to send a box of fentanyl chocolates, according to the authorities.

“Is [les] would probably have eaten, reacted her former husband on Tuesday, Jeff Kauth, at ABC News Dallas “WFAA”. In addition, I will never watch a box of chocolates in the same way again. Similarly, ”

Last Thursday. Moreover, Pamela Jean Stanley, 63, was formally accused of criminal solicitation with the intention of committing murder, attempted murder and possession of a controlled substance, after being arrested last May. In addition,

According to the Sheriff’s Bureau of the County by Parker. the sixty-something man has concocted a whole plan to kill her ex-husband, with whom she lived “congratulations gift”: american trying kill 14 years before their divorce in 2019, after he got engaged again, according to “ABC News”.

She intended to buy fentanyl powder to “inject it” into “high-end” chocolates. then send them to her ex-partner as “congratulations gift for her engagement” with an “incentive offer for their honeymoon”, according to the police.

She would have revealed her intentions to a loved one who alerted the authorities. These then organized an infiltration, pretending to be a fentanyl seller in the parking lot of a local motel.

Depending on the purchase of what she thought was fentanyl, the agents would have passed her handcuffs on May 30. They would then have discovered 9.5g of methamphetamine in his possession.

Her ex-husband had already shared his concerns with the police. installed surveillance cameras at home as well as a “model” wearing her clothes in her kitchen, after hearing rumors that she was trying “congratulations gift”: american trying kill to hire a hitman, he would have told WFAA.

“It didn’t really surprise me, because she’s a bit like that. His plan was rather ingenious. She thought everything, he would have testified. I hoped that she would go ahead. find happiness, I hoped that she hopes the same for me, but it didn’t work. ”

The woman will remain in detention, under a deposit set at $ 450,000, concluded the Sheriff’s office.