Cherrylle Dell

 Cherrylle Dell, 45, arrives at court in Pembroke in time for the jury selection in her upcoming
murder trial on October 3, 2000. Ms. Dell is charged with first-degree murder in connection
with the December 1995 death of her estranged husband, Scott Dell. Mr. Dell, 44, died
after drinking a mixture of wine and antifreeze.
(Gord Carter, The Ottawa Citizen)

 Cherrylle Dell, left, is escorted from the Pembroke courthouse on November 21, 2000. Mrs. Dell is on
trial, charged with first-degree murder in the poisoning death of her estranged husband, Scott Dell.
(Julie Oliver, The Ottawa Citizen)

 The judge hearing her case said Cherrylle Dell 'knew the wine Scott Dell was drinking was laced with
antifreeze and that the effects of drinking the lethal cocktail would be death.' - February 3, 2001
(Lynn Ball, The Ottawa Citizen)

Gay Doherty, who discovered Scott Dell's body at his house, noted there was a bottle of wine
beside a telephone on a desk, and in a nearby wine glass there was an 'oily substance.'
(Lynn Ball, The Ottawa Citizen)

 Gay Doherty, above, told court she wanted to end her relationship with Cherrylle Dell after three months.
(Lynn Ball, The Ottawa Citizen)

Cherrylle Dell, seen in this 2005 photo, has applied for parole under the now eliminated ‘faint hope’
clause. Dell is serving a life sentence for poisoning her former husband with antifreeze-laced wine.
(Photograph by: Rod MacIvor, The Ottawa Citizen)

The victims

Nancy Fillmore, 39.