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Two more people who died by strychnine: Carolyn Davis and Irene Bates

Carolyn Nadine Davis died in 1973. She is counted as one of the Santa Rosa Hitchhiker Murder victims:

Santa Rosa hitchhiker murders#Carolyn Davis

Irene Bates, the mother of possible Zodiac murder victim Cheri Jo Bates, died of strychnine in 1969:

Murder of Cheri Jo Bates#Aftermath VallejoHistory (talk) 22:33, 5 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]

I will tentatively add terse descriptions of the above deaths about mid-March, 2023.

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			I will tentatively add terse descriptions of the above deaths about mid-March, 2023.