Woman on Trial for Ex-Husband's Acid Attack Murder

0:00On March 20th, a 35-year-old woman named Paris Wilson is on trial for allegedly plotting the murder of her ex-husband Danny Cahalain through a brutal acid attack at his home in Plymouth last year. Cahalane, 38, died 10 days after two men doused him with sulfuric acid over a 120,000-pound drug dead he racked up. Gambling away a kingpin's money, Wilson denies any murder intent and shares a child with him. She told Winchester Crown Court she only expected the drug lord known as Frost, real name Ryan Kennedy to give Cahalane a punch or start a fight to, collect the debt. Wilson admitted sharing his location by a Snapchat for a cut of the money around a few thousand pounds since Cahalane wasn't supporting her financially. Kennedy operating from Dubai isn't on trial. The couple met when Cahalane was in prison, built a successful CrossFit gym together and had a daughter before their messy breakup. Wilson described the humiliation of police arresting him for drugs right in front of their

1:02family, which hurt their business and community standing, leading her to write a character reference for his suspended sentence. In her testimony this week, Wilson insisted she never imagined anything worse than a scuffle, calling the attack outcome, mortifying. Nine defendants, including five men from London and another woman from Plymouth, face charges like murder, manslaughter, and organized crime, involvement, all pleading, not guilty. The high-profile trial at Winchester Crown Court is ongoing, with more details expected as prosecutors lay out the full plot.