Woman, 58, charged in Western Australia over allegedly putting snail pellets in colleague's curry
Photo: The GuardianHow the sides differ Left sources stress police details of the workplace curry and reported tongue numbness; alternative sources stress the alleged victim's relationship with the accused and spotting green pellets.
A woman has been charged in Western Australia after allegedly lacing a colleague's curry with snail pellets. Both outlets describe the case as an alleged poisoning of a meal at a workplace. The Guardian cites police saying a 58-year-old woman brought curry to share with colleagues at her Perth workplace, and that a woman reported numbness in her tongue after tasting it. BBC News adds that the alleged victim was in a relationship with the accused and noticed bright green pellets in the food.
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Presents the case through the police account, focusing on the shared workplace curry, the accused's age and the reported tongue numbness after tasting it.
Focuses on the personal link between the accused and the alleged victim, and on the victim spotting bright green pellets in the meal.
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