A resident of the Kiev region decided to take revenge on the men with whom she was in a relationship. She sent poisoned “prizes” to them. One of them fell into a coma and then died.

As Andrei Nebitov, the head of the Kyiv region police, noted, a man from Ivankov died at the hands of a woman. It is known that another 5 were more fortunate. They almost became victims of a “mysterious poisoning”, Channel 24 reports.

Men received “prizes”

Nebitov stressed that each of the men received parcels with a “prize” the day before. Former beloved women received a bottle of alcohol and sweets. And no one suspected that this could be the last alcohol in their life.

Unfortunately, for one of them it was the last. So, a resident of the Kiev region decided to poison her ex, with whom she was in a relationship 20 years ago. As law enforcement officers say, in this way she decided to take revenge on him for a difficult personal life. To get even with the man, she decided to poison him. But she did it in the best traditions of detectives.

Poisoned “gifts”

The woman decided to get even with the offenders so that no one would suspect her. To do this, she created a fake store account on the social network . He allegedly arranged a drawing of prizes for the holidays. One of the so-called “winners” was a resident of Ivankov, with whom the woman was together.

He received reports of his “victory”. After that, the woman sent him a bottle of alcoholic drink and chocolate. She had previously poisoned the alcohol.

The man decided not to delay with the “prize”, taking it into circulation. Very soon he complained of a state of health, without even finishing the bottle. His hair began to fall out, so he sought medical help. At first he was treated on an outpatient basis, after which he was hospitalized. At the hospital , the man fell into a coma and died.

As law enforcement officers say, the woman prepared carefully and in advance for the poisoning of her ex. She also did everything to ensure that she was not exposed. It is known that other victims also turned to doctors after receiving “prizes”. The difference is that they survived.