Mother-In-Law Ate Industrial Salt and Killed Her Daughter Who Drank Milk

My mother-in-law picked up a bag of salt on the street. I told her that it was industrial salt and should not be eaten and should be thrown away as soon as possible. She agreed on the surface, but secretly added salt to my daughter's milk bottle. Her newborn daughter was poisoned and died. Not only did my mother-in-law not feel any regret for this, she also attributed the matter to my daughter being unlucky. And my husband, whom I had always trusted, was no longer standing by my side at this moment. He advised me, "It's just a child. If it's gone, it's gone. I can't let my mother pay for it with her life." I was so heartbroken that I sent them all away with a fire one night. Open your eyes again. Looking at the big bag of industrial salt, I smiled and said to my mother-in-law who was preparing to cook, "Mom, wouldn't it be a pity not to use such good salt to make kimchi and bacon?"