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| Carlyle Harris and Helen Potts. (The Trial of Carlyle W. Harris for Poisoning His Wife, Helen Potts, at New York.) |
Helen Potts, a nineteen-year-old student at Miss Comstock’s School in New York City, decided not to join her roommates when they went to hear a concert. Helen was feeling ill, but her boyfriend (secretly her husband), a medical student named Carlyle Harris, had prescribed a remedy. When the girls returned, Helen told them of the wonderful dreams she had been having about Carlyle. But she also complained of numbness throughout her body; before long, she could not move, and her breathing was labored. The dreams soon vanished, giving way to nightmares, revealing a world filled with deceit, betrayal, and ultimately murder.
Read the full story here: The Six Capsules.


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