By Snejana Farberov Revolting plot: Rose Mary Vogel, 55, of Sun Lakes, Arizona, has been charged with first-degree attempted murder for allegedly injecting fecal matter into her hospitalized husband's IV line Police in Arizona have released the 911 call that led to the arrest of a 55-year-old woman suspected of trying to kill her hospitalized ex-cop husband by injecting feces matter into his IV line. The call came last Friday afternoon from the Chandler Regional Medical Center's head of security. Hospital staff said they found Rose Mary Vogel tampering with the IV line and saw a brown substance blocking the tube attached to the body of the woman’s husband, 66-year-old Philip Vogel, a retired police officer from Lexington, Kentucky.
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Rose Mary Vogel charged with first-degree attempted murder for allegedly trying to kill her 66-year-old husband
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Philip Vogel is 22-year veteran of Lexington, Kentucky, police who retired in 1995 after shooting dead young black man
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Nurses at Chandler Regional Medical Center in Arizona caught Vogel manipulating IV line and then trying to dispose of its contents
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Medical tests of 'brown substance' found in IV line and on syringe needle confirmed it was fecal matter
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Vogels' neighbors say couple have been married for three decades and seemed 'very happy'
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