Wednesday in Oneida County Court, the defense and prosecution painted two opposing views of the 23-year-old Sauquoit woman accused of fatally poisoning her 60-year-old employer, Mary Louise Yoder, in July 2015. Yesterday was so sudden. If you would like to discuss another topic, look for a relevant article. “Everyone appreciated your attention, stories, and laughter”.
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A few months after her passing, family members expressed suspicion to law enforcement that Dr. Yoder’s death may not have been from natural causes. Conley provided chemical manufacturing companies a letter and tax form filled with false information to allow her to get the drug.
‘We will be remember you for your light, energy, and strength, and the best way I can think to honor your life is to emulate your genuine, cheerful, and kind spirit’. She was there almost for four years and was considered close to the family.
“She’s not going anywhere”, Pelli said. However, officials have revealed that the chiropractor’s death was “neither financially nor romantically motivated”. She was arrested this week following a lengthy investigation by the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office. The medication is commonly used to treat gout and other illnesses.
Yoder’s obituary describes her as well-known in the community.
According to investigators, Conley worked at the front desk of the chiropractic practice. The museum director added that “she was a longtime member of Munson Williams Proctor, as well as an annual participant in our sidewalk art exhibition”.
It also has emerged today that Conley was the on-again, off-again girlfriend of the Yoders’ son, Adam, but they were just friends at the time of the arrest, according to Oneida County sheriff’s deputies.
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Kaitlyn Conley (left and right), of Sauquoit, is charged with second-degree murder in the killing of 60-year-old Mary Yoder, Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol said Tuesday. However, no further details of the case have been disclosed.
