Lana Sue Clayton Accused Eye Drop Crossbow Assault Murder Husband

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2. July 21, 2018 1:08 Police: Woman shot husband with crossbow before eye drop poisoning WRAL.com - Sep 6, 2018 
3. Wife Accused of Poisoning Husband With Eye Drops Shot Him With Crossbow: Cops Inside Edition - Sep 5, 2018 woman accused of poisoning her husband with eye drops once shot him in the back of the head with a crossbow. Police have reopened an investigation into the bizarre incident at the home of millionaire Stephen Clayton and his 52-year-old wife, Lana, two years ago. Lana told police she was having trouble loading a crossbow. She said she took it into the bedroom where her husband was sleeping. Then she claimed it accidentally went off and a piece of the bow struck him in the back of the head.
4. 4:24 Lana Clayton Poisoned Her Husband's Water With Eye Drops Taurean Reign Reloaded
5. YouTube - Sep 5, 2018 
6. 2:05 Video: Wife arrested after police say she confessed to poisoning .. ABC News - Sep 5, 2018
7. Police: Woman kills husband by putting eye drops in water - SFGate https://www.sfgate.com/.../Police-Woman-killed-husband-by-putting-eye-drops-1319.. Sep 1, 2018 - York County deputies said 52-year-old Lana Clayton confessed to investigators after an autopsy uncovered a high amount of tetrahydrozoline ...Authorities say 64-year-old Stephen Clayton was found dead July 21 in the couple's home in Clover. authtorities didn't give a motive for the alleged poisoning.  Lana Clayton also is charged with malicious tampering with a drug product or food.
8. Lana Clayton Accused Of Killing Husband Stephen Clayton With Eye ...
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12. Sep 4, 2018 - Lana Clayton, who was described by friends as "a sweet lady," admitted to putting the toxiceye drops in her husband's water over several days ...
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18. Sep 3, 2018 - Deputies say Lana Clayton confessed to investigators after an ... after killing her husband by putting eye drops into his water for several days.
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20. Woman 'killed husband by lacing his food with eye drops' | Metro News
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24. Sep 6, 2018 - A woman could be facing the death penalty after allegedly poisoning her husband by lacing his food with eye drops. Lana Clayton, 52, was arrested one week after her 64-year-old husband, Stephen Clayton was found dead in their North Carolina home. ... A statement released by York County ...
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26. Lana Clayton: Wife who allegedly murdered husband with eyedrops ...
27. https://www.news.com.au/...eyedrops/.../5483d2c4bdc74b05ab6dcb731cf6c73aSep 6, 2018 - IT WAS no secret how much Steven Clayton “adored” his wife Lana ... Shock twist in case of woman charged with killing husband with eyedrops.
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33. Sep 3, 2018 - The arrest warrant accuses Lana Sue Clayton of poisoning her husband Stephen Clayton'swater with eye drops at their home in Clover from ...

His wife said he died falling down the stairs. Police say she poisoned ...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../south-carolina-police-allege-murder-it-was-the-wife...Sep 5, 2018 - Steven Clayton died after his wife, Lana Sue Clayton, allegedly poisoned his drinks witheye drops. (ABC News/YouTube). By Kyle Swenson.

Just an (Eye) Drop of Poison | WIRED
https://www.wired.com/2013/03/just-an-eye-drop-of-poison/
Mar 25, 2013 - Eye-drop poisoning is more routine you might think. Wired ... Risky encounters with eyedrops have turned up on poison center roundups; the ...

Are eye drops really poisonous if consumed, or is that a myth? - Quora
https://www.quora.com/Are-eye-drops-really-poisonous-if-consumed-or-is-that-a-myth
Mar 16, 2015 - No. That is a myth*. Eye drops are no more toxic than any other kind of medication. Eye drops contain medications, real medicines, like antibiotics, and ...

Some answers focused on the toxicity of Tetrahydrozoline, an imidazoline drug that is found in popular over-the-counter drops like Visine. Its effect in these drops is to “whiten” the eye by constricting surface blood vessels. The drug is chemically similar to clonidine and monoxidine. These drugs are centrally acting (have effects in the brain) anti-hypertensives. They lower blood pressure and at higher doses can slow the heart rate (bradycardia). So if you drank a lot of Visine, you would get similar toxic effects from taking too much clonidine or too much Monoxidine. In fact, there are several case reports in the medical literature describing exactly such a situation[1]. “The incidence of serious adverse effects is low in patients receiving therapeutic dosages of topical tetrahydrozoline hydrochloride.”[2]Another article reviewed 13 cases of deliberate poisoning with tetrahydrozoline. None were reported to have resulted in death[3]. In its annual report for 2016, the American Association of Poison Control Centers noted 859 case mentions of tetrahydrozoline poisoning from “ophthalmic preparations” (read: eyedrops) alone. Of those, 730 of were unintentional and not a single case resulted in death.[4]

*It has been suggested that the idea that eye drops are toxic may come from the scene in the 2005 film Wedding Crashers which includes the use of eye drops containing tetrahydrozoline to poison a person's drink. Tetryzoline - Wikipedia. Somehow this has become something of an “urban legend”.

Footnotes

[1] https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/...

[2] National Library of Medicine HSDB Database

[3] FACT CHECK: Will a Few Drops of Visine Taken Internally Cause Diarrhea?

[4] https://piper.filecamp.com/1/pip...

What are the effects of Visine if ingested?
Apr 16, 2017 MSDS sheets I found on the ‘net indicate a LD50 for mice of around 345 mg/Kg (The Lethal Dose 50% quantity is the amount of chemical which will kill half of the test animals it is administered to).

The three MSDS sheets I found don’t indicate what dosages of the drug start to produce adverse side effects in humans. Extrapolating from rodents to humans is not always applicable. An entire bottle probably wouldn’t kill a typical 50 Kg man, but might very well make him sick.