A nurse poisoned and murdered her husband to marry a prisoner

Nail nurse Amy Murray, 40, was accused of poisoning her husband and causing a fire that caused her to marry a prisoner in the prison where he worked.

Murray, a Missouri resident in the United States, worked at the Jefferson City Correctional Center where he met Eugene Claypool, 40, jailed for over 18 years for the murder of a 72-year-old man that he had won more than a million dollars in the lottery and that he had stabbed.

Agree with Daily mail, Amy's husband – Joshua Murray, 37 – was found dead on December 11, after a fire broke out in the house they shared.

The fire department and the sheriff's office determined that The fire was lit using an accelerator in the main room.

Joshua's body was found on his bed, but the autopsy revealed that he had died before the fire. poisoned with an antifreeze called ethylene glycol.

Authorities believe that Amy He lit the fire and left the house with his 11-year-old son and two dogs. go to a McDonald's.

The nurse stated that upon her return, the house was on fire and the smoke was so dense that she could not get in, pHowever, according to court documents, a sandwich and a bag from the restaurant where he had come were inside the building.

In addition, according to the telephone records, Amy was home half an hour before the fire was reported to the authorities.

The evidence against Amy does not stop there, because a phone conversation with Eugene has been recorded. She told him that it bothered her to be close to her husband, with whom she had been married since 2003 and who wanted to divorce.

Amy was arrested last Thursday as a result of her husband's death and faces charges of first degree murder, second degree arson, manipulation of material evidence and armed criminal action. Your the deposit was set at $ 750,000 and February 13 will be presented to a hearing to reduce this deposit.

In another phone conversation with Fox 22, the nurse he told Claypool that he could marry her because her husband was dead and also discussed the possibility of bringing a lawyer to Claypool before his prison.