Curry & Cyanide: The Jolly Joseph Case

Cyanide has long been known as a deadly poison in murder cases. But what if a woman uses it to target her own family over many years?

This chilling scenario unfolded in the case of Jolly Joseph, who stands accused of causing the deaths of six family members, including her husband, Roy Thomas. Reports suggest that Jolly secretly mixed cyanide into the meals she served, leading to these tragic events.

The series of deaths began with Jolly's mother-in-law in 2002, that marks the start of this horrifying story. Over time, several members of the Thomas family, Jolly's siblings in-laws, met untimely deaths. The situation reached its peak when an autopsy on Roy revealed cyanide in his body.

It's believed that Jolly's aim was to take control of the Thomas family's wealth. However, the police lacked solid evidence to formally charge Jolly, leaving the case in a state of uncertainty.