She was a registered nurse He was arrested and accused of strict killing After she claimed that she convinced her patient that she had cancer in the match and achieved her with a deadly dose of insulin in an attempt to collect a $ 1.5 million life insurance policy.
Meghan Randal Sondwal, 47, was arrested on Thursday regarding the death of Cassi Lin Terry, 38, after her death from her injection at an unwanted dose of insulin during the summer, according to court documents. It was obtained by Fox 13 News.
The arrest stems from the investigation on August 12, 2024 when the police were called to House in Hayland, Ut Terry found no response.
A registered nurse was arrested on charges of strict murder after a Utah state was convinced that she had eventually had cancer and achieved her insulin in an attempt to collect a $ 1.5 million life insurance demand. (Reuters/Emily Elkonin)
The caller, uncle Terry Mark Farnsworth, stated that he had found his sister's daughter unconscious and struggled to breathe as if she was drowning, adding that she had “great health issues.”
The police found Sundwall inside the bedroom alone with Terry, who claimed that she was on this condition for two hours. ”
Then Sundwall told the officers that the victim, who was claimed to be Peripheral Over the past four years to the past five, it has signed something that does not possess and does not want to go to the hospital.
Sunwall then told the officers that the victim, who was claimed to have cancer in the match over the past four years, signed something that he did not want to expand and did not want to go to the hospital. (Istock)
The report stated that the paramedics found the needle of diabetes, but the researchers learned that Terry was not diabetes. When she was transferred to Mountain Point Hospital in Lehy, the paramedics found that the blood sugar level in Terry was fourteen years old, which is less than 40, and the investigators said he threatened life.
While Terry was being treated in the intensive care unit, the port stated that her sister informed the doctors that Terry had peripheral cancer for 4 to 5 years. However, the primary care doctor at Terry told the family that she had never had cancer. The anatomy of the body would confirm the results of the doctor, as he revealed that Terry did not suffer from cancer or any other major health problems.
Doctors Terry Terry announced by doctors and died on August 15, 2024, or nearly three days of the initial 911 call, according to the perpetrator.
Diabetes tests blood sugar. An close to the fingers of a big woman with a drop of blood. (Istock)
The investigation also decided that there was nothing to do so in the name of Terry and that there were no papers appointed by Sondwal as the victim's party.
The Terry family told the investigators that they were suspected that Sondwal was conspiring to kill Terry for years. Even the investigators found evidence of the victim's phone, which showed a thread of texts that begin in December 2019 and that match the doubts of families.
Investigators said that more than 28,000 texts between the two women showed that Sondwal may separate different ways that she would kill herself if Terry for four years, and even offered “help” in her death and discuss how Terry will come to all the problems of her money.
After Terry's death, Sondwal was claimed that more than 900 texts were deleted from her phone and conducted in search of a policy of securing her life.
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According to the investigators, Sundwall believed that she was benefiting from a $ 1.5 million life insurance policy held by Terry.
Sundwall has been arrested and seized in Utah County Prison on charges Including the first -degree strict killing The obstruction of the third degree justice is being held without sponsorship.
Fox News Digital has contacted the Lone Peak Police Department, but it did not receive a response immediately.
Stepheny Price is a writer in Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics including missing persons, murders, national crime cases, illegal immigration, and more. Story tips and ideas can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com
