Police say the former teacher used her phone to record the victim convulsing on the floor.
According to the police report, the victim’s family told investigators that Fowler had another girlfriend that Church was jealous of and that he suspected she was poisoning him.That’s where investigators found 13 videos of the victim in medical distress thrashing about in Church’s room.
Police also found a screenshot of a recent purchase from AutoZone and photos from Church’s phone of a bottle of deicing fluid among the items in her kitchen and near Fowler’s bed. Church was arraigned on a murder charge. She is being held pending a probable cause hearing set for Jan. 23.
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