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Marie-Fortunée LAFARGE

Marie Lafarge

Marie Lafarge, frontispice de Memoirs of Madame Lafarge, Philadelphia: Carey and Hart, 1841.

Marie Lafarge

Madame Marie Lafarge nee Cappelle at the time of her trial in July 1840.

The last moments of Charles Pouch Lafarge : his wife will be convicted of poisoning
him, but she may well be innocent. Date: 14 January 1840.

Le Glandier, where Charles Lafarge died - possibly poisoned by his wife. Date: 1840.

Marie Lafarge when she is found guilty
(Source: “Great French Mysteries,” McClure’s Magazine, 611)

Marie-Fortunee Lafarge in prison convicted by direct toxicological evidence of poisoning her
husband by arsenic poisoning in 1840. One of the first 'public' trials Date: circa 1845.