08-12-2012, 11:34 AM
Vicki Jo Mills, 33, is accused of putting Visine in the drinking water of Thurman Nesbitt, 45, on up to a dozen occasions since June 2009, according to The Associated Press.
Nesbittââ¬â¢s doctor treated him for years for nausea, blood pressure problems and breathing trouble, according to Pennsylvania state police.
The doctor contacted authorities in June after tetrahydrozoline, a chemical found in the optical solution that can cause irregular heartbeat or chest pain, showed up in Nesbittââ¬â¢s blood tests.
ââ¬ÅShe never meant to kill him, [she] only wanted to make him pay more attention to her,ââ¬Â police say Mills told them.
Nesbittââ¬â¢s doctor treated him for years for nausea, blood pressure problems and breathing trouble, according to Pennsylvania state police.
The doctor contacted authorities in June after tetrahydrozoline, a chemical found in the optical solution that can cause irregular heartbeat or chest pain, showed up in Nesbittââ¬â¢s blood tests.
ââ¬ÅShe never meant to kill him, [she] only wanted to make him pay more attention to her,ââ¬Â police say Mills told them.

