A judge set a $10 million cash-only bond this morning for an Aurora dentist accused of poisoning and killing his wife in March.
James Toliver Craig, 45, was arrested early on March 19 on a charge of first-degree murder after deliberation in connection with the death of his 43-year-old wife Angela Craig, who died in a hospital the day prior.
During a search warrant at the dentist office, police seized computers and they found from a single device that a user had searched many poison-related inquiries, including “How many grams of pure arsenic will kill a human” and “Is arsenic detectable in autopsy?” and also searched for chemical suppliers in Aurora. A user had also searched for YouTube videos about making poison, including one titled “Top 5 Undetectable Poisons That Show No Sign of Foul Play.
The defense said James Craig is a man of"limited means" and would comply with any monitoring the court deemed necessary. They argued against a high bond, citing the recent Colorado Supreme Court ruling in State vs. Smith, which says a person charged with first-degree murder cannot be held without bond. They said $10 million is not an affordable alternative.
They asked for a high bond — $10 million cash-only — to prevent him from absconding, noting that he was not trustworthyThe guardian for the minor Craig children also spoke in court, saying he agreed with the people's recommendation for a $10 million bond.
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