Angela Craig Death And Obituary – When a family friend revealed that she was “shocked” to discover of the dentist’s other life, he was officially charged on Thursday with poisoning his wife’s protein drink and killing her. James Tolliver Craig was charged with first-degree murder in Arapahoe County District Court after prosecutors allege that he tampered with Angela Craig’s drink by adding cyanide and arsenic. According to the police in the arrest warrant, Craig, a 45-year-old dentist from Aurora, killed his wife so he could “start a new life” with a different lady.
Mother-of-six On Saturday, doctors declared Angela Craig to be brain dead. According to her husband’s arrest warrant, she was in the hospital for three days before complaining of “severe headaches” and dizziness, her third in less than two weeks. According to the arrest warrant, she experienced a “severe seizure” in the afternoon and started to “rapidly” lose weight. On life support, she ultimately passed away. Her “infinite sense of humor and wit” and “using her gifts to encourage others around her, especially her children” were highlighted in her obituary.
Her involvement with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was also noted in the obituary. She served in a number of leadership roles there, including choir director, teacher, executive director of a youth organization, and family history consultant. “Ang’s tendency to display herself in everything is her most appealing trait. The obituary states, “Family and friend weddings, burials, graduations, baptisms, birthday parties, reunions, community service initiatives, and holiday celebrations.” She always made sure to be present where she was required, and she is still doing so today. Now, Ang will always be missed.
Laura Packard, a family acquaintance whose husband grew up in Kansas with James Craig, described Angela as a “wonderful mother” who was constantly encouraging. Her husband of 23 years, her kids, and other family members are all involved in the church and neighborhood. Community. She claimed to be unaware of any marital problems and noted that the pair “seemed happy when we were there.”
She claimed to have portrayed Craig as a religious, intelligent, hardworking man “from a nice family.”
She replied, “There’s no doubt he’ll accomplish less than that. We’ve been impressed with what he’s done throughout his life.”