Death in Small Doses (1995) (1995)
Nancy Lyon's sudden death from arsenic poisoning shatters her family's world. As suspicions mount, her husband Richard, who had a tumultuous past with her due to an affair, becomes the prime suspect. Nancy’s brother is determined to protect the children from Richard, convinced of his guilt. However, during the trial, Richard unveils evidence suggesting Nancy struggled with depression, raising doubts about whether her death was a murder or a tragic suicide. The courtroom drama unfolds, leaving everyone questioning the truth behind the tragic event. Based on a real-life case, it explores themes of betrayal and grief.
