Wyoming Grad Student Arrested for Allegedly Poisoning Colleague, Attempting to Flee to China
Aili Wang, a 32-year-old microbiology graduate student from China, has been arrested for allegedly poisoning a fellow student’s tea and attempting to flee to China. She was apprehended at Los Angeles International Airport with evidence linking her to the crime.
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Wyoming Grad Student Arrested at LAX for Alleged Poisoning Attempt
Wyoming Grad Student Arrested for Allegedly Poisoning Colleague, Attempting to Flee to China
Wyoming Grad Student Arrested for Alleged Poisoning Attempt Before Fleeing to China
Wyoming Grad Student Arrested for Allegedly Poisoning Colleague's Tea
Wyoming grad student accused of poisoning colleague's tea is arrested while fleeing to China
A Wyoming grad student who allegedly poisoned a colleague has been arrested fleeing to China
Wyoming Grad Student Arrested for Alleged Poisoning Attempt Before Fleeing to China
Wyoming Grad Student Arrested While Fleeing to China After Alleged Poisoning Incident
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