Coulda been a Cossack. If this was eighteenth-century Poland and Cossacks were into Household cleansers. Which is why it's more likely that the poisoner was "poisonee".
That much carbolic acid, someone would've had to poison her.
Or... sodium was absorbed by a toxin already in her system.  Was it just the legs? Or did you detect something resembling a soul? I'm talking about the Patient now.
Or... sodium was absorbed by a toxin already in her system.  Was it just the legs? Or did you detect something resembling a soul? I'm talking about the Patient now. [SEP] That much carbolic acid, someone would've had to poison her. [SEP] Coulda been a Cossack. If this was eighteenth-century Poland and Cossacks were into Household cleansers. Which is why it's more likely that the poisoner was "poisonee".