Alaina Urquhart

She said, IDK.

She said, stay tuned.

Peace.

So Melissa returned to Nova Scotia after completing her sentence in 2010.

And soon after she met Fred Weeks, that started the cycle all over again.

When asked about the case, Eric Hickey, director for forensic studies at Alliant International University, he described women like Melissa as an acute danger to society.

He said they see these men as simply objects, someone who can get them to where they need to go.

They are black widows.

They are quite calculating and they are pretty good liars and they've gotten more sophisticated.

They used to use formaldehyde and arsenic to poison their victims.

Which we have covered many of those cases.

Yucky.

I know.

So on March 18th, 2016, Melissa was released from prison after serving her sentence for poisoning Fred Weeks there.

Alex Stratagos told a reporter, to tell you the truth, I was surprised.

I don't think she should be out at all.

She did it before.

She'll do it again.

He's like, trust me.

He's like, hey, what's up?