Pharmacist and conwoman Natalie Cochran was seemingly living a life of luxury alongside her husband and two children, but time was running out for her – and her husband
Natalie Cochran, a pharmacist and conwoman, allegedly murdered her husband, Michael, with a lethal injection of insulin to conceal her involvement in a Ponzi scheme. She had falsely claimed $245 million was coming into their accounts, a scheme she used to defraud investors. After arranging for her husband's murder, she attempted to cover it up by claiming he was ill. Authorities later uncovered her actions, leading to charges of federal wire fraud, money laundering, and murder. Michael's mother described Natalie as a "thief, a liar, taker of life, and a doer of evil deeds." Cochran's trial revealed her motive was to prevent her husband from discovering her fraud.
