Poisoned publisher files $18 million lawsuit against suspected culprits
Victim offers $10K reward for public’s help
Joseph Soldwedel works on a donated bicycle at 2nd Chance Thrift Store bicycle shop in Yuma, Arizona, where he volunteers. Proceeds from the thrift store benefit the Yuma Lower Lights Rescue Mission. The newspaper owner had to temporarily move to Yuma for his health after being poisoned with potentially lethal doses of thallium. (Vern Shea/Courtesy)
Richard Haddad, Courier Editor
Originally Published: June 10, 2018 6:05 a.m.
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