Woman poisons husband with antifreeze, caught by spelling mistake

Jacqueline Patrick, 55, attempted to kill her husband, Douglas Patrick, 70, by pouring the toxic chemicals into his sparkling wine drink. 

This was the second time she had attempted to kill her husband.

This time, Jacqueline's Patrick's plan was foiled for two reasons: her husband survived again and she got caught in the act thanks to a spelling mistake.

"His wife was informed (about the results and then she) told doctors she thought Mr. Patrick may have drunk a blue liquid by mistake. The hospital, finding it strange that she hadn't volunteered this information earlier, called police," said the police statement.

The couple's 21-year-old daughter was sentenced to three years in jail after admitting to inciting her mother to poison her father. Jacqueline Patrick pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted murder.

Authorities seized the mother and daughter's cellphones, which revealed incriminating messages: "I got the stuff I will give him some later delete txt tell no one ok" and "He feels sick again I gave him more delete this."