Attorney Andrew Stoltmann breaks down the case of a Colorado dentist facing murder charges for the poisoning of his wife.charged with fatally poisoning his wife, so he could be with his mistress, filed for bankruptcy three years ago despite earning nearly $800,000 in 2018, court papers reveal.
James Craig, 45, was on the verge of financial ruin when he filed for Chapter 11 for himself and his business in 2020, according to documents Fox News Digital obtained from U.S. Bankruptcy Court in theCraig was charged with first-degree murder March 19 for spiking 43-year-old Angela Craig's protein shakes with cyanide and arsenic, which left the mother of six brain-dead. She was removed from life support March 18.
Colorado dentist James Craig is accused of fatally poisoning his wife and the mother of his six kids, Angela Craig. Despite earning $778,000 in 2018, Craig had racked up $2.2 million in debt, as his practice, Summberbrook Dental Group, hemorrhaged $120,000 a year,Craig's personal bankruptcy case wrapped up in July while his business' Chapter 11 filing was nearing completion with a final report issued March 1 – five days before