A woman suspected of killing three members of the same family by poisoning a Christmas cake has been found dead in her prison cell in Brazil. Deise Moura dos Anjos was found without vital signs ...

A Brazilian woman suspected of poisoning her husband's family with an arsenic-laced Christmas cake has been found dead in her prison cell in what police think was most likely a suicide.

The woman that was accused of poisoning three members of her family with a Christmas cake has been found dead in her cell. The cake was prepared and served by Zeli dos Anjos, Deise's mother.

A 'serial killer' baker has died after being accused of murdering three family members with a deadly Christmas cake. Three Brazilian women were killed in December last year after eating a homemade ...

A Brazilian woman who was accused of murder after a 'Christmas cake poisoning' killed three family members has been found dead in her prison cell. Deise Moura dos Anjos, 42, was found dead in her cell ...

The Brazilian woman accused of killing three relatives with a poisoned Christmas cake has been found dead in her jail cell. Deise Moura dos Anjos, 42, was found lifeless in her cell at a women's ...

A woman accused of fatally poisoning three of her in-laws with an arsenic-laced Christmas cake in Brazil has been found dead in her prison cell. The body of Deise Moura dos Anjos was discovered ...

Deise Moura dos Anjos, who was accused of fatally poisoning three of her in-laws with arsenic-laced Christmas cake, has been found dead in her prison cell. According to local news outlets ...

A woman accused of killing three members of her family with an arsenic-laced Christmas cake was found dead in her prison cell in Brazil. Deise Moura dos Anjos’s body was lifeless when guards ...

The husband of the Brazilian woman accused of killing three relatives with a poisoned Christmas cake had told her he wanted a divorce 24 hours before she was found dead in her prison cell ...

The song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas" is an English Christmas carol. From 1558 until 1829, Roman Catholics in England were not permitted to practice their faith openly.