Name: Nurses Who Kill
Uploaded: 2019-04-20T00:05:23.000Z
Description: This series uncovers the horrors in hospitals and nursing homes, revealing how many got away with killing on the wards. Research shows why it's easy for nurses to kill and cover their tracks. Ten chilling stories reveal even more nightmares.

This series uncovers the horrors in hospitals and nursing homes, revealing how many got away with killing on the wards. Research shows why it's easy for nurses to kill and cover their tracks. Ten chilling stories reveal even more nightmares.

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2016 marked 25 years since the shocking crime spree that baffled Britain's medical community, which left four children dead and others fighting for their lives. This is the chilling story of Nurse Beverley Allitt.

Beverley Allitt

In a general hospital in Oxfordshire, two patients died and fifteen became seriously ill under suspicious circumstances, with the same nurse on duty each time. Told through testimonies and reconstructions, this is the story of Nurse Benjamin Geen.

Ben Geen

Discover the unsettling story of Nurse Jones, who was on duty when an alarming number of children began dying in her care. Using court reports, evidence, and reconstructions, the show investigates how she manipulated tests to conceal her actions.

Genene Jones

Stephan Letter seemed like a model nurse. However, could he be responsible for the murder of dozens under his care? He's either deeply damaged and in need of treatment or Germany's worst mass murder since 1945, killing at least 28 elderly patients.

Stephan Letter

In 2012, in a trial that shocked small-town America, Kimberly Saenz was accused of targeting vulnerable dialysis patients with the very equipment they relied on to live. The chilling story is retold through interviews and dramatic reconstruction.

Kimberly Saenz

The dark story of the nurse known only as "Niels H.". A German nurse whose homicidal behavior that he has confessed to puzzles and intrigues, while the authorities struggle to help victims' relatives out of the misery of the mystery of not knowing.

Niels H

Colin Norris, once regarded as an excellent nurse, was convicted of murder in 2008 amid a series of unexplained deaths on his ward. The case raises questions about a possible miscarriage of justice and the challenges of prosecuting medical personnel.

Colin Norris

During Nurse Victorino Chua's tenure at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport, 21 patients inexplicably suffered hypoglycemic attacks-life-threatening low blood sugar levels-and two died. Investigators concluded that this was a criminal act.

Victorino Chua

2003 saw the arrest of a man who would eventually confess to the murder of at least 40 patients on wards throughout New Jersey. Charles Cullen strangely was actually a good nurse, he did his job well , but he was also an incredibly troubled man.

Charles Cullen

Malcom Webster intended to use his nursing skills to kill a third woman before being caught.

Malcolm Webster

Vickie Dawn Jackson was convicted of killing patients at a Texas hospital with a paralyzing drug.

Vickie Dawn Jackson

Journalist Carolyn Canville interviews prisoner Jeannie Miata, convicted of murdering a 68-year-old Texas woman with a lethal dose of insulin in 2002.

Jeanine Hannah

A nurse was caught on camera stealing drugs from an Australian care home to feed his addiction.

Roger Dean

Donald Harvey is believed to have murdered nearly 60 patients in a 20-year killing spree, often by administering arsenic and cyanide.

Donald Harvey

Megan Haines is jailed in 2016 for the calculated murders of two elderly patients in New South Wales by injecting them with lethal doses of insulin.

Megan Haines

Sydney nursing home employee Garry Davis told his Facebook friends that he hated elderly people days before two patients were found dead in their beds.

Garry Davis

Anne Grigg-Booth was accused of murdering three patients at a hospital in Yorkshire.

Anne Grigg Booth

Cat-loving Canadian nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer intentionally administers fatal doses of drugs to eight elderly victims; after killing them, she writes and posts macabre poems online.

Elizabeth Wettlaufer

Respiratory care practitioner Efren Saldivar confesses to killing 40 to 50 patients over an eight-year period.

Nurses Who Kill

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