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Wife’s search history reveals plans that lead to husband’s death

Kimberly Fletcher Groh was sentenced to 30 years in the death of her husband, Michael Bryan. After initially claiming that her husband killed himself with a shotgun, police were able to determine that Groh killed her husband. Subsequent analysis of her computer search history shows a troubling pattern of pre-mediated murder.

Here’s a look at what investigators found when analyzing the woman’s search history:

  •  “Top Ten Most Deadly Poisons Known to Mankind” on 11/1/16
  • “Buy Zyklon B” on 11/1/16
  • “Buy Arsenic” on 11/1/16
  • “How much arsenic will kill a human” on 11/6/16
  •  “How much arsenic is deadly” on 11/11/16
  • “What is a Deadly Dose of Arsenic” on 11/13/16
  •  “How to use a .223 rifle” on 11/15/16
  • “load a .223 rifle” on 11/15/16
  • “How to shoot a Winchester .223” on 11/25/16

“Tragic does not do it justice,” Judge Walton J. McCleod IV said during sentencing. “This case has taken an emotional toll on everyone involved, especially the family of Michael Bryan.”