Murder trial begins for Colorado dentist accused of poisoning wife’s protein shakes

Legal Proceedings - Dr James Craig pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and other charges related to his wife Angela's death [1] - The defense acknowledged financial issues but argued that Craig's extramarital affairs do not prove guilt of murder [1][2] - Prosecutors presented a toxicology report indicating acute cyanide, ingredients from eye drops, and arsenic in Angela's autopsy [3] - The prosecution highlighted Craig's online searches for lethal substances and methods [3][4] - The defense argued that the evidence presented is circumstantial [6] Evidence Analysis - Digital evidence, including online searches and purchases, is considered crucial to the prosecution's narrative [4][5] - Craig's purchase of arsenic on Amazon and searches related to undetectable poisons are key pieces of evidence [3][4] - Prosecutors allege Craig ordered cyanide to his office while Angela was hospitalized [5] Motive and Background - Prosecutors suggested a motive related to other women [1] - The defense acknowledged financial problems, with the wife's contribution being a factor [1] - Craig's decades of extramarital relationships were revealed [2]