Alabama Chiropractor Accused of Attempted Murder by Poisoning Wife with Lead-Laced Pills
Alabama chiropractor accused of attempting to poison his wife with lead-laced pills, claims he was also a victim of poisoning. Legal battle ensues after wife hospitalized for two months. Mann faces attempted murder charges but maintains innocence.
Key Points
- Brian Mann, a chiropractor, is accused of attempting to kill his wife by lacing her pills with lead.
- His wife, Hannah Pettey, was hospitalized for two months after allegedly ingesting lead particles.
- Mann claims he was also poisoned and cooperated with investigators to find the source of lead.
- Authorities found no evidence of lead source in the house but suspect Mann ingested lead to fake being poisoned.
- Mann was released on bond and faces trial for attempted murder.