A Colombian businesswoman who is accused of killing two girls with poisoned raspberries ‘tricked’ the children into thinking they were a free gift, a court has heard.
Ines de Bedout, 14, and her friend Emilia Forero, 13, died days after eating chocolate-covered raspberries laced with the highly toxic metal thallium, known as the ‘silent killer’, in April last year.
Zulma Guzman Castro, who is wanted in Colombia accused of murdering the two girls, was discovered to be hiding in Britain after she was seen drinking from a Buxton water bottle during a TV interview.
The 55-year-old is currently battling against extradition back to
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