A guy from Irvine claimed to have three films showing what he believes to be his wife poisoning him with Drano since at least late July.
According to the husband’s attorney Steven Hittelman, “She pulls up the bottle, she pours it in, she replaces the lid, and she places it back beneath the sink as like nothing else were occurring in her day.”
Mission Yue Yu, a 45-year-old dermatologist from Viejo, was detained on Thursday after poisoning her spouse of ten years.
The Irvine Police Department said that Yu’s husband, Dr. Jack Chen, had been unwell over the course of a month and had become suspicious that his wife, whom he suspected was poisoning him, was to blame.
He first had strange symptoms in March and April, according to Hittelman.
“When he went in to be examined, the doctor discovered that he had had bodily repercussions.
He subsequently began to make connections.”
Chen was identified as having gastritis, esophagitis, and stomach ulcers in addition to the chemical taste in his mouth.
According to his attorney, he later installed the cameras in the family’s Irvine kitchen and made the finding.
Chen sought a restraining order against his wife, Emily Chen. She was let out of custody.
He claimed in the application that their two children had long-term verbal, physical, and emotional abuse.
Chen said in her plea for a restraining order that “if our children let Emily know that they loved spending time with me, or expressed affection toward me, then Emily would lock them in their room and shout at them until they guaranteed her they would not exhibit affection toward me.”
Chen has divorce papers in hand.