US cyanide victim's wife questioned
2013-01-09 21:51
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Chicago - Police investigating the cyanide death of an
Indian-born lottery winner in the US questioned his wife for more than four
hours and executed a search warrant on their home.
Shabana Ansari's attorney, Steven Kozicki, says Ansari
was subjected to questioning at a police station in November and that
detectives searched the home.
Police have not said if Ansari is considered a suspect.
Kozicki says she vehemently maintains she had nothing to
do with the July death of her husband, Urooj Khan.
Police have not spoken publicly of any suspects.
Khan died just days before he was to collect $425 000 in
lottery winnings in Chicago.
Authorities initially ruled the death a result of natural
causes, but further tests showed he was poisoned and his death was reclassified
as a homicide.
- AP
