Kristin Rossum, 26, faces a possible life sentence in the fatal poisoning. Prosecutors said she tried to make the slaying look like a suicide. Toxicologist Found Guilty of Killing Husband - Los ...

Former county toxicologist Kristin Rossum wailed as she stood over her husband’s body at a La Jolla hospital nearly two years ago. Then, a witness testified, Rossum touched him, put her head on ...

SAN DIEGO — Kristin Rossum, the former county toxicologist accused of fatally poisoning her husband, maintained her composure through a fourth and likely final day on the witness stand Tuesday ...

Kristin Rossum tried to hit her mother, grabbed a kitchen knife and locked herself in a bathroom, where she cut her wrists with a razor blade after her parents confronted her about her ...

Kristin Rossum for one, because she is a toxicologist. She had access to fentanyl at work. She also knew that her office did not routinely test for fentanyl in autopsies.

Kristin Rossum and Gregory DeVillers seemed to have the world at their feet. Both were attractive, ambitious scientists. Both were children of prominent families.

Arrest warrant issued (quietly) for Michael Robertson, the former boss/lover of Kristin Rossum, the former San Diego toxicologist convicted of poisoning her husband in 2000.

Gregory DeVillers and Kristin Rossum were a picture-perfect couple – both attractive, brilliant prodigies of incredibly successful fathers. He was a 26-year-old biochemical expert and the son of ...

Kristin Rossum's husband, Gregory DeVillers, was found dead last fall. Investigators said his body was surrounded by rose petals, a scene chillingly reminiscent the film American Beauty ...

Kristin Rossum and Greg de Villers were newlyweds who seemed to have a wonderful future in front of them. But beneath the surface, there were secret obsessions: addiction and betrayal. Their ...