Nanny poisoning case: appeals court rejects revenge motive

The appeals court confirmed that no evidence of intentional revenge supported the accusations in the case of a Jewish family poisoned by their nanny.

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This ruling issued Wednesday clarifies the evidence required to establish criminal intent in poisoning cases.

The decision opens perspectives on revising charges or legal reclassification of the offense.

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