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William Cunningham

William Cunningham is a Georgia man who poisoned his two children in an attempt to extort money from According to authorities, William Cunningham poisoned his children three times.

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William Cunningham 4th earl of Glencairn

An early adherent of the Reformation, he was during his public life frequently in the pay and service of England, although he fought on the Scottish side at the Battle of Solway Moss (1542), where he was taken prisoner. Upon his release ...
Ga. father sentenced to 100 years for poisoning 2 children to get money from Campbell SoupA Georgia man was sentenced to 100 years in prison for poisoning his two children to extort money from Campbell Soup Co.William Cunningham was sentenced Thursday ...
A Georgia man who put prescription drugs and lighter fluid into his children's soup so that he could extort money from a soup company has been given 100 years in prison. William Cunningham was found guilty of poisoning his 18-month-old and ...
Brain imaging studies seem so simple and elegant: But in a forthcoming paper [pdf], psychologist Hal Pashler of the University of California at San Diego and his colleagues challenge the validity of broad claims that come from these studies. William Cunningham, a ...

Tom Suozzi's Ticket to Albany?

David Paterson just named a guy from Long IslandWilliam Cunninghamto be his top aide. Will that pave the road to Albany for another Long Islander, Tom Suozzi? Cunningham is Suozzi's ally and former counsel.Suffolk County Democratic chair Richard Schaffer thinks ...