Angel of Death: The Nurse Who Murdered Children | Real Stories

The Nurse Who Murdered Children | True Crime Story | Real Stories
Her weapon of choice? Insulin. Her prey? Innocent babies.
Former colleagues, relatives of victims, and police share their thoughts and reminiscences of the nurse who came to be known as the "Angel of Death".
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[@shubhiaggarwal429]

She tried to kill a little baby MULTIPLE times...and that poor soul kept on fighting for his life but she still didn't leave him alone ! Talk about a psychopath!

[@kevphillips02]

Your words really impacted on me. Precious little baby.

[@slimze]

@@kevphillips02 ur shirt is my favorite shade of blue

[@georginaohara5666]

@Shubhi Aggarwal Wasn’t there another a few years later? A guy from Dundee working in a hospital in Newcastle..... that rings bells too.

[@talosheeg]

@@georginaohara5666 yup. I forget his name but they called him the male Beverly Allit

[@hamdiwais957]

kevphillips02 hjjjjcxxzShu

[@mamisinate]

they should’ve named her “Killer of Angels” instead of “Angel of Death”.

[@Scott-eo7lj]

Well said

[@ameliaholmes7428]

@@Scott-eo7lj airy r5vtu645j

[@sheyiby3710]

Yes

[@niharikarohila9331]

Correct

[@doremi6544]

why are they naming these killers with such good names tho, it makes them more appealing considering how repulsive their crimes are

[@myskz325]

"...a pudgy kind of girl. wasn't particularly beautiful or striking or talented or gifted" DAMN HAHAHAHAHHAHA

[@sid_00x99]

well that’s a motive within itself 😭.

[@oliviagrace6914]

God bless! Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering! God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead! Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you! Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)

[@lennyjenkins1928]

BURN. DAMN THAT'S ROUGH-

[@sanalkutti8184]

She probably heard the same thing all her life. Maybe if she had a better family who could understand her, support her and give her confidence to do better, the lives of so many children could have been saved.

[@MarkSentMe]

"She was a quite large, heavily built girl" Was this a female or a piece of furniture?

[@rubywhitetail]

She craved attention, which, in the worst way possible, she's gotten. Those little kids deserve to be remembered, not the woman who should never have been in a position to harm them

[@iluvpittys242]

My daughter was born in 1992 premature at Metro hospital in Cleveland, Ohio and right after I brought my daughter home,I see on the news that they arrested a nurse who worked in the step down unit for premature babies, for wrapping the babies to tight in their receiving blankets and some of the babies died. I remember her name was Wendy, and I spoke to her a few times, and remember there were times when I got to the hospital to see my baby, I thought her blanket was awful right and would re-do her blanket, but I never thought anything like that was going on.

[@ginatorres677]

@Twitchy Kitty My thoughts exactly!

[@dawnemyers2420]

I'm sure those kids were not forgotten.

[@mrfish.-]

It’s people like her that make me loose faith in humanity. Killing CHILDREN for attention?! Wow…just wow…

[@lauraoliver7990]

Very very sad. I hope others get caught quickly as a result of her crimes

[@edgybean7735]

Not only was she a killer she was a coward. To go after a child who had no way to defend itself is another level of disgusting. In a way calling her a killer seems to glorify her, it gives the image of a dark evil pressence when in reality she was so weak her victims had to be sick babies.

[@Sailormoonfan88]

@Miranda cutie animations Let alone an 11 year old boy with disabilities!!!!

[@deemonteiro8413]

Unfortunately there's a current case like this one.

[@deemonteiro8413]

@Mary Jones Nurse Lucy Letby

[@jessieqk12]

@@deemonteiro8413 and there are many others we don’t know about as well. The evil in this world is limitless.

[@rbdb8953]

@@jessieqk12Thankfully, God's Love and strength are limitless. Sin found its limit, its defeat, on the Cross.

[@ryanslack2666]

The baby who kept being revived and kept getting back up... now that's a strong soul. A warrior. A hero.

[@squooshbloosh1029]

Facts 🙌

[@habbymuyingo8109]

It was God.His time wasn't yet.

[@awesomesauce2000]

@@habbymuyingo8109 well that's one possible reason.

[@evolutionaryadvantage]

@@habbymuyingo8109 Why didn’t your “god” save the other babies as well??

[@rebeccaxx]

@@habbymuyingo8109 god does not exist.

[@wendillon92]

It takes a special kind of sicko to kill a defenseless baby.

[@inspiredlifestyle7562]

Absolutely true. And the crazy thing is that this is still happening through abortion.

[@inspiredlifestyle7562]

@@kaeki8175 But how should being neglected by your parents give them the right to murder you? Should it also be the right of the parents to kill their 2 Years old daughter because they suddenly don't want to have her anymore?

[@inspiredlifestyle7562]

@@kaeki8175 But why should it be legal to kill an unborn child and illegal to kill an infant?

[@inspiredlifestyle7562]

@@kaeki8175 But what are the other reasons for Abortion then?

[@nataliahernandez8380]

Vanessa Okenyeka ..illegal and just not right at all to kill an infant at all or obviously not right to kill at all

[@bayleewinkler7512]

That doctor, the Indian man, is going to feel guilty for his entire life over this. I can see & feel his pain just in his eyes and voice when speaking about this.

[@pauldupreez4473]

I saw his pain as well. But he saved many of them by his quick action and sending them to other hospitals.

[@AsithChamidu]

not Indian. Sri Lankan.

[@latifataoussi7155]

Cool so ⁹ if you're 9o ⁹ LoI

[@salma6557]

And how do you know he’s Indian? Or did you just guess bc he’s a brown man

[@AsithChamidu]

@@salma6557 that's what the first one did, Looking at the skin and calling him a "Indian man" 😂 not me. I just correct the fact. The name. That's a "Sinhala - සිංහල" name. Sinhalese from Sri Lanka. Not India.

[@saltandlight2379]

By the way “Angel of Death” is a term used for those who kill people to put them out of their misery; for example, a nurse who deliberately kills someone with terminal cancer. So it’s not a nickname for her; it’s a term for a type of killer.

[@marnie9063]

Thank you! Every damn comment mentions the name but it's a genuine term and it's frustrating to see lol.

[@amalsyed5458]

More like the Killer of Angels

[@The-Busy-Beeeee]

Yea but she isn’t putting them out of their misery, it’s frustrating for that killer to be called an “angel of death” because she doesn’t deserve that title. More like murderer of innocence or something like that. But she never NEVER put those poor sweet children OUT of their misery as they had a good quality of life

[@purples5736]

It’s literally the opposite of her killing babies who are given a chance to life

[@MaryLove3713]

@@The-Busy-Beeeee EXACTLY! I was going to basically comment the same thing. Thank you for having to literally write that out for some

[@DarthMalevolence66]

I wish the parents of the children could have had their way with her.

[@celtictillidie67]

Exactly

[@TheVanillatech]

@@celtictillidie67 It's not over yet, is it? I presume she is still alive, acording to wikipedia. Possibly she will be let out in a couple of decades. There is still hope!

[@Rachael-c4w]

@@TheVanillatech no she will never be released. I live where this happened and know some people involved in this.

[@missestela786]

Rigth

[@vhagar1469]

@@TheVanillatech 13 life sentences...i hardly doubt she will be out anytime...but still i think the best justice would be death penalty...

[@alisonelmes8448]

I live in grantham where this happened and my younger sister was in that ward only a few weeks before the first murder took place. I get so upset to think that could've been my sister, so I can only imagine the parents pain. Sick twisted human being.

[@daniellekelly7296]

I’m an RN from Peterborough, live in US now. But I remember all the story’s about when she lived in Peterborough nurse’s home....she did some crazy stuff while living there. Almost became Urban Myth

[@rohiniguiland4873]

WOW Thank God she's okay.

[@christinehayes4543]

@@daniellekelly7296 I love Peterborough.🤩🤩🤩

[@jenniferdoran6928]

I'd really love to hear some of those stories, if your ok sharing them and can be bothered. People like this fascinate me. My mum was MBP, luckily she didn't get away with too much, though I am lighter to the tune of one pair on tonsils and an appendix.

[@missestela786]

Wow she lucky

[@maidinulster]

That poor doctor, his pain and regret is tangible.

[@Tula_Bear]

Dude. I was a loser, but I never did anything like this.

[@dr.heinzdoofenshmirtz4463]

*i am

[@dee-deerichman9181]

I'm sure your not

[@X737_]

No one who sees their own failures is really a loser. A loser is oblivious to their own faults. I wish you all well

[@georgieallen115]

I didnt think it necessary for the speaker to bring her opinions of Bev being "ugly" or "unimpressive"... that has nothing to do with what shes done

[@X737_]

Georgie Elizabeth yeah I kinda thought that was ofd

[@angellove1619]

What's sick is she was allowed in the ambulance with the child. She was so sinister that she wanted to make sure her victims died.

[@elodiebleiker964]

It wasn’t even that she wanted the kids to die, she wanted to miraculously “save them” for attention. Awful women

[@juliemcintyre349]

@@elodiebleiker964 You've got to be kidding. Seriously?

[@elodiebleiker964]

@@juliemcintyre349 yep, evil human

[@Biancasyoutube]

Makes u wonder how many lives she actually took

[@stfuplsok]

@Angel Love *victim

[@nelleo2507]

I was in hospital late last year with my six weeks old baby with bacterial infection. We stayed for a week as inpatient. One night a nurse comes in to the room when we were sleeping and starts examining my baby. I wasn’t sleeping but what struck me was that she seemed to be examining baby in the dark. I quickly got up and switched on the light. It might have been nothing but I just wanted to be sure and not play safe. You never know these days

[@kieratalks2662]

why did your baby even have an bacterial infection?

[@jmc8076]

Prob didn’t want to wake you but never ignore mother’s instincts. Most nurses who are moms would get it.

[@paris52238]

they do that because they don’t wish to wake the parents up. we often have to take the baby’s vitals on a regular basis and we do it quietly cause if the baby cries, it’ll disturb other patients. It’s really nothing to be concerned about. I’ve had parents act like this but it’s quite tiring for them to have to constantly wake up each time we do these checks, so I just tell them what I’m doing and ask them to just rest so that they have the energy to take care of their children in the morning.

[@autumnbehon942]

As a nurse myself, this is unimaginable. We are meant to heal. Our motto is "do no harm". And to harm babies on top of all of this?? Unbelievable. It makes me sick to my stomach..

[@abbiaca-3288]

She was desperate to be special. She wanted to be a hero. Her goal was never to kill but to induce illness and magically save them. She was such a dumb nurse she had no understand of how insulin works, she just dumped huge amounts of insulin into them without really thinking about how to counteract it. She wanted them to get sick quickly so she could be right there to "save" them. She couldn't wait and risk the chance another nurse or doctor could save them.

[@eileenyabut8092]

I don't even want my patient to fall🥺

[@fairymairah]

And yet. It's not even Safe to be in Hospitals these days !

[@monyet1358]

@@abbiaca-3288 Exactly what I was thinking! She was so uneducated and wasn’t even using a specific amount of insulin to counteract the effects.

[@naarahjanemorris3121]

I Agree.

[@bayleewinkler7512]

Hi, yes, Covid This woman right here please

[@mychannel-lp9iq]

Lol

[@Ayymeeee]

Plus any other viruses or diseases that'd like to get in on it, go ahead.

[@Sylkenwolf]

Not harsh enough

[@Mr_G_Daddy]

@Sindy Richelle why copy a comment just say it in your own words and if you say you didn't copy the comment it is about two comments up from this comment

[@leaishajohnson2029]

Mr G Daddy nobody cares it’s not that deep

[@anonymousandcool]

"she had underlying mental health issues and just wanted attention..." UM.. yeah. If she didn't think she was doing something incredibly wrong, she sure went through a lot of effort to COVER UP her actions, which shows she KNEW they were wrong. She waited to be alone to do everything she did. She stole keys. Secretly dosed when backs were turned. Made excuses. Told fake stories her whole life. She KNEW it was wrong

[@hopebenlova6589]

Agreed hope she knows how horrible she is

[@DroseraNara]

Having a mental health condition doesn't disqualify a person from understanding their actions are wrong, it will just make them more prone to taking those actions anyway.

[@surepal3985]

In munchausen's, they know they're doing something wrong. This program didn't explain the syndrome thoroughly. She probably had something else too though because she was especially sadistic and wanted to watch them die.

[@mimi-ky2vx]

The horrible thing is that she got the attention she wanted

[@jameskift2882]

Mimi Landers sad but you're right. This is why I'm not aloud super powers because I'd put an end to this.

[@iamrajlenee1650]

I mean if u kill babies u dont think thats not gonna get attention 👩🏽‍🦯

[@liliivanova2920]

A lot of maniacs are proud to tell the stories! The same sociopaths.

[@ashleelarsen5002]

@@iamrajlenee1650 you don't think not?

[@Scullfullgaming]

The children who died right after they were born is really really sad 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Lrkkk]

The pic of the murderer holding a baby is so disturbing knowing she killed so many😑😣

[@charlotteno.5332]

To be honest the first time I saw the thumbnail I thought it was a guy

[@ScheKitoff]

She also har her way on the baby in the thumbnail

[@bliplox]

@hsirt she killed the baby in the thumbnail I think

[@Shadow-zf5uc]

And she tried to kill that baby too

[@jofip9199]

@@bliplox she tried but failed, she killed the sister I think they were twins

[@Nicole-dv8ur]

I come back to this documentary every so often (I probably have another comment in there somewhere) but the doctor and the nurse interviews get me every single time. The looks in their eyes and the tones in their voices as they recall the babies coding just breaks my heart. The amount of trauma this evil woman caused goes way beyond just the kids' families.

[@wmhfv992]

I just finished the video and now I'm reading the comments and yes, this was what stuck with me too. There is so much pain in their voices. I usually like rewatching documentaries, but this is a doc I'm only going to be able to watch once.

[@jacobworsley1030]

Imagine your 7 week baby dying in your arms. Jesus

[@beeohel6787]

@@krisserrano5762 oh my lord how can anyone survive this horrible thing and you are keeping strong may God bless you and your family love from 🇮🇪❤️

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

Yellow Bud Mitchel I cannot.

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

Captain Fantastic That’s the truth- especially if the victims are just a few weeks old. Disgusting-

[@Mandapanda.]

I had my newborn die in my arms when he was sick in the nicu after birth. He never came home. He was born at 31 weeks and died when he was 8 weeks. My daughter died when she was 3 due to a freak accident 😢

[@xcarolinex1709]

😢 heartbreaking

[@jasminkellingreis3622]

It's even more sickening that she's smiling in the pictures of her getting arrested, she really couldn't care less. I can't even imagine how Becky and Katie's parents felt, they thought Beverly saved Katie and asked her to be her god mother and then they find out she was the one who caused her brain damage.

[@gaaraofthefunk7163]

And* killed their other daughter. Smh.

[@curiouscat1919]

It's very strange that each and every time the child who died was in Beverly's care and that she was not immediately suspected.

[@sunehasimpson4100]

I know pisses me of !!

[@Dreaming_Aya]

Exactly my thought! Like even if they didn't suspect murder, they should have thought she's making many mistakes and is to not be trusted and left alone!

[@geprekbento7543]

Women privilege

[@akshay9602]

Women are always seen as victims not as a perpetrator and this mentality should be changed

[@AnwesaChaudhury]

Well some of these kids were already dying so no one expected murder. (That’s what I think)

[@NekoArts]

I don't understand how nobody made the connection though.. If it happens once or twice, fine, but if people all of a sudden keep dropping dead every time she's around, wouldn't at least SOMEONE has stopped to think "Hey, wait a minute! Something isn't adding up here"? And I don't care if they're understaffed, they need to do proper background checks and evaluations on anyone tasked to take care of people in such an enviroment.. I don't remember where it was, but I remember hearing something about a paramedic who had a background of assault (I believe sexual assault as well), with time spent in jail who was hired without any background checks.. Long story short; that didn't end well.. I feel like the hospitals definitely hold some responsibility here for not properly controlling who it is they are hiring.

[@nunusyaz]

True. I was thinking like what.. Nobody was suspicious and alert after a few babies collapse? When she's ard?!!

[@fa-ls9jw]

for real! also like, that has never ever happened in the history of that hospital until she came?? and everybody was like "oh.. bummer, well let's move on!" dude???

[@imark2569]

We have the advantage of hindsight. Last place you’d expect to find a killer, a child killer at that..is a hospital. And remember, she was new..and had “saved” about 2/3 of them

[@nathanreid2974]

she should have been given the sack when they couldn't find the key to the insulyn fridge untill the key was found

[@imark2569]

Nathan Reid she was already a hero in the community for “saving” a few of the patients. They weren’t gonna do that

[@okoi3094]

Makes you really wonder who else hires just about anyone when their short staffed

[@auntiemandy5638]

my daughter in law was in labour 2 wks ago sunday , my son moved her stuff from 1 room to another , the cleaner ran in and stole her iphone7 , they hire rats to do all sorts

[@taylornezovich7552]

O k o i I was an ER tech for 10 years at 2 different hospitals. Worked with 2 nurses that had faked their credentials. One wasn’t a nurse at all and the other had bought her bachelors degree from online. It happens way more than you know I’m sure. At least the second had been to school 🙄

[@auntiemandy5638]

@Benton Wesley yep, invented just to get our blood type

[@wolfsbane1991]

I'm sure they don't hire murderes on purpose. It's not exactly listed on their CV. Come on...

[@auntiemandy5638]

@@wolfsbane1991 they dont check them properly either

[@LucaBunny.]

Damn she couldn’t even take a break from murdering them, as SOON as she was alone with them it was murder time 😱

[@oliviagrace6914]

God bless! Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering! God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead! Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you! Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)

[@LucaBunny.]

@@oliviagrace6914 no thanks I’m good

[@thetruth_seoking7279]

@@LucaBunny. lol 😆😂🤣😅😄

[@Ross_Shevchenko]

@@LucaBunny. haha, well said :)

[@zorls]

@@LucaBunny. What's the point. She isn't exactly being horrible. Weirdo.

[@bcox3677]

This is exactly why I would never leave my children unattended anywhere, even in a hospital. Never let your guard down when it comes to your children! Bless these little innocent victims 🙏

[@amberrios9926]

Yes! Some very sick people in this world! Those poor children

[@mightyea]

Amen!!! They call us over protective because we trust no one.. 👏🏽 I don’t 👏🏽 trust 👏🏽 you! My 👏🏽 child!!

[@wardakebe9464]

You know there’s visitation hours in hospitals right, including in pediatrics? What you did here is victim blaming, engaging the responsibility of the parents for leaving their "children unattended".

[@komcomkat]

@@wardakebe9464 you can stay the night- my parents always made sure I was never left alone in hospitals as a little kid. Never left me alone with doctors either. You have legal rights to stay with your child regardless of visiting hours

[@alanandrew2445]

the problem was they never left their child unattended they had someone attending their child its just horrible that they didn't know the person attending their child was a murderer

[@mememe123]

Don't give a toss that she had an illness. If she did this to my baby, I'd make it my life mission to get my hands on her. Poor innocent little babies, killed by someone in a position of trust. Makes me terrified for the next time I give birth - I will be with my baby always, never take my eyes off! 🤬

[@christinehayes4543]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏.me too.💖

[@sophianaqvi3697]

Here here I'm 6 weeks gone y I'm watching this no idea but i will slit any throat 4 my baby

[@rebeccaleach2920]

I can tell you now, she will get out she will get a new namean

[@rebeccaleach2920]

Sorry a new I’d and name she will strike again illness or not send her to alkatras

[@christinehayes4543]

@@rebeccaleach2920 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@tarb96]

I was born in the hospital where she committed these heinous crimes about 5 years after the time of her killings. Growing up in Grantham, everyone knew or knew of a family she'd directly affected. To think that sort of thing can happen right on your doorstep is horrific, truly the worst crimes that town ever saw.

[@fathisuleiman1225]

I feel sorry for those parents , out of topic the cat is cute

[@ricardosierra749]

Dam....

[@haneulkwon7464]

She treated my uncle but it was with supervision so he's perfectly fine! but had she been unsupervised at the time i dread to think what she could've done to him :(

[@gordanazakula4927]

HK, abusers can be charming, did she seem "kind" and "caring"? Please reply to me.

[@haneulkwon7464]

Gordana Zakula I am unsure as it was over 30 years ago! I wasn’t even born yet... but from other people’s accounts she seemed nice enough

[@yipyop2854]

Every psychopath's looks good but looks can be deceiving sometimes tho.

[@paularivera8287]

@@haneulkwon7464 0p

[@jessieqk12]

Doesn’t seem like she cares too much about older bodies

[@melmelanie7151]

According to Google, she was sentenced for 28 years. Really? 28 years only??

[@Rachael-c4w]

She will never be released.

[@melmelanie7151]

@tentedkarma 746 : If she would have murdered my baby, I will be devastated. With that 28 years still can't bring the baby's life back. Sad but scary!

[@annasamuel9422]

tentedkarma 746 life is what she deserves

[@kailacook8319]

Shes most likely to kill again when she gets out

[@manwithinternet]

She got 3 life sentences according to Wikipedia

[@lotharsoran3604]

When my sister, who I consider my kid, as I raised her, went into hospital with sepsis, I refused to leave. They tried to get me to go home overnight. I would not. I was polite about it, but I stayed there overnight. Right next to her bedside: listening to an audiobook on headphones, and crocheting a scarf. I was glad I did, because when she had a heat fit, there was hardly anyone on the entire ward. I was the one who got that sorted. She went up to 39.4 C. They missed her medication times. So I just gave her the anti depressants that she normally had at night. Again, that was not well received, but it had been two hours past her dose time, and no one had seen to it. You see, the more "critical" cases are seen to first. Which is fair, but my sister had sepsis, which to me is quite critical. So, I just stayed all night, and half the day. My family came to relieve me for that half day, then I'd be back for the night shift again. I did that for 5 days. My sister is autistic, and wheelchair bound. Any time a nurse came to take her readings she would freak out: she didnt really know what was going on in her fever. She is not normally violent but with so much going on, my poor sister was hardly even coherent. I ended up taking the vitals. She kept trying to rip out her IV line. So I would calm her down until she went back to sleep. If she looked uncomfortable, too hot or too cold, I adjusted her clothing, put a fan on, moistened her neck and thighs etc. After the first night, the nurses were glad for me being there. I helped them by bringing water and such to other patients. Keeping an eye on people's breathing or how they were sleeping between the regular night checks the nurses did. I became very fond of the others on the ward, I really cared about them all for those five days. Anything that they wanted I'd get, if my sister didn't need me. It's just something told me deep down in my gut that I needed to be there. They would have needed to call the police to get me out. I wanted to know what meds they were giving her, and when. But I didn't do it because I thought they would mistreat my sister, or be neglectful. I did trust them. But I just could not leave. Even going down to the cafe for some coffee was worrisome to me. I had never been that way before, I am normally very easy going, and don't make a fuss. That night, though, I was like a flipping Valkyrie, no one could have gotten me to stop. It was like my entire world and being was just focused on my sick sister. My mother told me the next day that those were strong maternal feelings, and not to worry. I was relieved, I thought I'd gone a bit nuts. In the end, she was released home. I took care of her for the next 6 months. She made a full recovery. The hospital did a great job getting the sepsis under control, but it was touch and go for a bit. I thanked them all profusely when she was fit to leave, I'd gotten them some food or biscuits from the shops downstairs whilst I was there. I wanted them to know how incredibly greatful I was to them for saving my sister's life.

[@izzazar]

God bless u

[@Bettersucksaul]

Unfortunately this is quite common in hospitals that are understaffed. You have burnt out nurses and doctors who react slowly. I work in a hospital and have heard from nurses about a fellow coworker who didn’t complete their rounds and one of the patients had turned cold, grey, and almost comatose. The patient almost died and would’ve had that other nurse not checked up on them. Of course these nurses, regardless of their reasons, get reported and dealt with properly

[@enya9233]

I have to say what an amazing soul you are. God bless you for ever. You are what all sisters should be to eachother and brother likewise. What a story. Hope your sister is safe and sound ☺️

[@tyronecharizard363]

Yeah no I’d always stay there my dad stayed at the hospital when my grandpa was in there and it’s like the doctors were careless and unaware

[@anydayanytimegarretts4400]

That evil pile knew EXACTLY what she was doing. She was jealous of others happiness and enjoyed and delighted watching others suffer. PURE evil attention seeker. Pray for those she hurt the kids, the families, her family, the doctors, nurses, police... 😢

[@yomigonzalez9870]

Explain to me why it took 3 hypoglycemic attacks for someone to test his blood? I'm speaking of Paul.

[@Ilikebugs2464]

This happened 30 years ago so that kinda explains it

[@mermaidbliss8935]

Lasagna man, Back then it was much more rare or probably non existent for a kid to have hypoglycemic attacks....

[@federicabacchini5469]

Even nowadays it's an uncommon condition between infants, 30 years ago it would have been almost unbelievable to see...

[@HomoLegalMedic]

1 is bizarre, 2 is a mystery and 3 is suspicious.

[@Sweet4ooth]

So the blood insulin level registered as 500 on a machine calibrated to a maximum of 500 and they didn't consider it could be more when it hit the maximum ? 😳

[@gabe-po9yi]

A sick, compulsive need for attention doesn’t explain Allitt’s actions when she was living with other nurses during training (placing feces in various places throughout the living space), nor her actions when living with her friend (poisoning the family, trying to kill the brother with insulin). Yes, she had a compulsive need for attention but, frankly, she enjoyed killing and always wanted to be present so she could watch her victims go into medical distress. The difference between her and Elizabeth Wettlaufer, a Canadian nurse killer, was that Wettlaufer confessed her actions, explained what led to them (in terms of her mental state at the time) and seemed to have a level of remorse. Allitt did none of these. She is a true sociopathic murderer.

[@MusicFlyte]

My best (un)educated guess would be that she enjoyed the control, in both the thrill of murder and in her refusal to show remorse or admit guilt. It's a common trait amongst killers.

[@gabe-po9yi]

Ashyness Good point.

[@vivianperino5006]

She loved being the heroine who called the code!

[@gabe-po9yi]

Vivian Perino I hadn’t thought about that. Yes, I think you’re right that she did enjoy it. And the drama, too.

[@violetatodorova5555]

@@gabe-po9yi hi

[@kimg2692]

I can't believe noone put two and two together. They moved two children to different hospitals and they got better Instantly and they didn't even think well someone here must be doing something especially since it was the same problem in all the children

[@pinkymaxine]

How much time was between each vicitm? It might have blended in with the many people they treat and also the natural deaths. She didn't kill every baby she was in contact with. Depending on how often she did it and how many patients went through I could see how they didnt catch it right away.

[@isabellaedits]

@Joseph no one

[@May04bwu]

@@pinkymaxine It happened in a span of 2 months

[@CaffeineBrittany]

every time someone spells 'no one' as 'noone,' I pronounce it as nOOOoon in my head lol

[@bigpumpkin49]

@Joseph 🤣😂

[@jhassvmusic2657]

We need to start making documentaries and emphasizing more the victims than the serial killers… Most of the killers crave & seek for this attention. teenagers/kids watching this could look at this as a way to become famous. We tend to remember the serial killers but we rarely talk about the victims and they are the ones deserving all our time, also their families.

[@Kirasanban]

People who fake illness are the reason that people with rare illnesses can’t get medical help because they’re accused of attention seeking. It took 9 years to figure out that the bones at the top of my spine are dislocating and crushing my brainstem. I just turned 30 and have lived in bed for almost a decade being yelled at by over 70 drs that I’m a liar and a manipulator. Now I’m finally getting neurosurgery but the diagnosis was so delayed that I will likely have permanent brain damage. I have so much anger toward drs but it’s really people like this nurse who are to blame.

[@moneybagmillzzz]

Your amazing!

[@camm5245]

I dont even have a rare condition, but it still took over 2 years to diagnose it because my doctors just decided to brush off my crippling muscle pain and fatigue as "growing pains" and "teenage hormones", a lot of people find illnesses to be a quirky little trait and so they take it and pretend to have it, it just makes it more difficult for everyone trying to find answers for their genuine pain

[@saragrosso4289]

I’m so sorry you had to go through that. I hope your neurosurgery goes well.

[@blacknbougie8021]

My son was a "happy wheezer" too. Even when his lungs weren't functioning great,he still ran around and played, I'd have to make him relax. On our trips to the hospital, they would give him albuterol and steroids and he'd back to normal. I can't imagine taking my bouncing,energetic boy for care and leaving without him esp bcuz of some attention seeking, depraved psycho decided she wanted to take his life. This whole story is infuriating.

[@Dablooner]

Same with me my mom said I was a happy wheezer

[@crystalkirby6982]

My 4 year old is too but he has asthma and has a chronic cough. I couldn’t imagine leaving my children at any time because as a health care worker I know there are workers that will purposely harm children/patients.

[@Em-sd8zm]

Once they started seeing the absurd amounts of insulin in their blood, and then finding out the last person who had the fridge key was Beverly, I got goosebumps

[@dariahughes5564]

Omfg basically killing both sisters, parents made killer Godmother. Can u imagine the parents reaction after finding out? I would be in jail. I'd find a way at her. Nothing to live for without ur only kids. I never should have watched this. I'm so upset now.

[@christinehayes4543]

Me too.😔😔

[@GoblinPrincessKyo]

but they weren't without their kids. they had a child still. brain damage doesn't mean you're basically dead like you insinuated. have a heart.

[@jameskift2882]

Daria B don't be upset some story's never get let out sometimes it's good to listen and be aware.

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

I was getting angrier and angrier

[@tw6474]

Wtf, why didn’t the hospital open an inquiry immediately after a child went into a unexpected hypoglycaemic shock?

[@starb0rn]

Maybe because they didn't think "A baby died. Definitely one of our staff!" Easy to say when you're watching it in a frickin documentary!

[@jenpw1525]

We have one in Canada that killed 8 elderly at a nursing home.

[@cookies9195]

I agree they were kind of restless

[@Scott-eo7lj]

Didn't you watch what you're commenting on? The devices they used to figure the amount of insulin in the victims wasn't working properly and told them that the child had around 500 ml per liter of insulin which could be caused by a condition where the pancreas isn't functioning correctly and excretes too much insulin. It was only later found out that the amount of insulin in the victim was a world record amount.

[@jessicaolson490]

This was long in past and most people in medical field are seen as selfless. Modernly insulin is locked up and has to be drawn with a witness. Now we know it's used by medical murders and now mystery hypoglycemic attacks would be viewed with more suspicion. But even then when you have seriously ill people it's not obvious it's intentionally being done until a pattern emerges, patterns mean multiple victims unfortunately. :( One of the things they do nowadays too is when there are multiple unexpected deaths they have review boards go over what the causes are just look for patterns as well as to see if certain staff are pres ent at a higher rate. this is to catch intentional harmers but also people that are just incompetent.

[@Meowmeter]

I can't imagine how these parents felt when they discovered the truth. Their children could and should have lived! Rest in peace little angels🙏

[@donny121able]

Call me suspicious but i would of been looking for someone tampering on the fourth attempt.

[@pigeon2503]

You'd at least hold an investigation into the medication used

[@gabrielsnotdead6912]

Nowadays yes but back then it was hardly heard of and half the mental illnesses now wasn't even "discovered " or had a name then. Dr shipman killed 100s before he was discovered. Also they thought it was a new disease which happens quite often

[@starb0rn]

No you wouldn't lmfao

[@wajeehamaryam9631]

Exactly atleast i would have suspected medical negligence somewhere even if it were not deliberate

[@phina8392]

Na second attempt

[@missquinn6325]

Uping my fear of hospitals ...

[@mikayla2481]

Speaking Truth a lot of people have an irrational of hospital, it’s a natural this to be afraid of what will be told to you about your own health is scary. That is why this makes “Miss Quinn” more fearful.

[@ewaakomiec1986]

@Speaking Truth It happened again

[@marnie9063]

It's much much stricter for health professionals these days, now that everything is locked away and logged and with some drugs you need supervision whilst making it up and during administration. It wouldn't happen today, not with the strict background checks.

[@marnie9063]

@Speaking Truth true, it's never impossible if you are determined and sick enough. But I'd like to think that nowadays the amount of screening done by potential NHS employers would weed anyone like that out pretty quickly. It's really quite difficult to get a clinical role, a lot of hoops to jump through. Allit unfortunately slipped through the cracks. I sincerely hope that those cracks have been filled in, if you will.

[@marnie9063]

@Speaking Truth advanced crb, medical record check, you have to pay money to the NMC or equivalent, you have to pay to renew the DBS, as well as having to get a degree. Hardly easy for someone like her.

[@heatherwilkerson8596]

I'm a nurse and this story just burns me up! We become nurses to help heal. She just became one so she had victims.

[@SATANFUCKSMYSOUL]

People have some real problems on this planet :( I appreciate you for helping people ❤

[@Lyvee93]

After she lost weight, she looked like the dude who played Pennywise... how ironic.

[@SAnn-rf3oz]

Tim Curry?

[@kimballer5264]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jimsus1508]

Now that's offensive to Bill...

[@snowypenguin2337]

Anno god scary ,woman,?

[@1991xoxoshazz]

I thought she looked a bit like Macaulay Culkin

[@cruellaarshad7022]

“Pudding pants” broke my heart 🥺💔

[@BunnyInTheSnow]

same. my tears formed

[@katybug6572]

I know I saw that too on the lil ones grave.. so sad :(

[@oober5150]

Me too😥 i cant imagine

[@Ayymeeee]

@Joseph I feel like you probably should, keyboard warrior so brave. Would you say that to someone in person upset over a child's grave?

[@Ayymeeee]

@Joseph what can you not read? Go back to school kiddo, with your hamster photo 🤣🙄 and stop commenting such disgusting comments on videos like this.

[@CriminalFinds.]

It makes me so scared to have babies. Just to think there is some sick women or man out there inspired by this taking notes and all ready to strike. Makes me scared for my own children and others also old people who they wouldn’t suspect a thing.

[@ohwell94]

@Mike Huntstinx are you seriously mocking the OP? Do you have children or parent in long term care?

[@ohwell94]

@Mike Huntstinx you are a heartless fool with zero compassion for others including children and the elderly I NEED...actually I DEMAND!!...to know that my children and elderly parents are in safe hands with teachers, caregivers, medical personal etc I'm done with this conversation!

[@TTeeee]

Was the hospital held responsible in any way?? They had no business hiring her to do such a critical job she was clearly not qualified for

[@danhewett6086]

It wasn't the hospital's fault

[@2000firegirl]

@@danhewett6086 um yes it was partly their fault they were a bit neglectful of what was going

[@fionaentrepr1012]

@@danhewett6086 they were part to blame for employing her

[@The-Busy-Beeeee]

@@danhewett6086 dude did you even WATCH the docu or read the comments man, it’s legit mostly their fault for putting a psycho in CRITICAL CARE OF CHILDREN

[@pangkoulee7648]

@@danhewett6086 I agree with you. You can't really blame the hospital. They didn't know she was a psycho.

[@kelliehaughney5007]

I don’t know why people would call her anything than what she is a MURDER!! She is a sickko who went after children. My heart goes out to the families that lost a child because of this physco!

[@roselyncadalzomamangun1708]

47,000ml of insulin won't kill a person,much less a child? that's preposterous! don't believe what that nurse told you.

[@faithanderson9262]

“worked at a local pub where she met several boyfriends” i -

[@Em-sd8zm]

Right? Girl literally be lookin like a potato

[@laramariano214]

💀💀💀

[@nesaj7068]

😂

[@Em-sd8zm]

@dreamer I’ll say whatever I want

[@Em-sd8zm]

@@fionafoxXscourge4eva lmao never said I was

[@dr.syedaasma2022]

Angel of death ? NO she s a monster ,a murderer worst than animal 😠😡

[@gingerbread2984]

Animal dont do think like that just for passion...so worst than other people.

[@jessmjfan989]

Don't insult Animals.

[@pluutoop]

Animals are the most wonderful beings.

[@Horsewoman725]

Dr.Syeda Asma animals are not monsters so that is a moot point of comparison.

[@emmisu9724]

Angel of death is a very fitting name for this murderer. In the role of an angelic nurse, this monster hid and murdered children.

[@mitsij1390]

How could she killed 2 children from one home (twin) ..be the godmother of them and still in the hospital working...they took too long to investigate

[@virginiafry9854]

This scenario is occurring again in the UK - at the Countess of Chester hospital in Chester. In 2020 a nurse is being investigated for the deaths of 8 children and the near deaths of 10 more!

[@Reesy2002]

She's the English version of a Texas nurse named Genene Jones. They both were nurses that liked to harm babbies, killing some of them! They both wanted to be the "hero" nurse.

[@ziggylaurie2268]

There was a recent case in Canada. A nurse working in long term care was using insulin to kill as well

[@Ttv862]

Genene got 90 years in prison. She will come out in a pine box.

[@victorbraga4982]

@@ziggylaurie2268 Elizabeth Wettlaufer.

[@sophie521]

There’s a recent case in UK too, Lucy Letby, she is on trial now.

[@thecookiegirlgamer8851]

Can we please stop Glorifying Killers with titles like "Angel of Death"

[@gingerballin]

Its not a title its a legitamite term for doctors who put patients out of their misery

[@velvetdarksoul8741]

@@gingerballin im shocked people don't seem to understand this

[@annie2813]

Angel of death mean a nurse that kills her patients because angel means nurse so..

[@natasha4440]

Angel of death refers to killers who kill believing they are doing something right by putting victims out of their pain so they usually target ill patients or elderly people. It isnt a nickname for her its a type of killer.

[@samwilson188]

@@natasha4440 Isn’t this a bit of an inaccurate term for her though? She wasn’t doing this to terminally ill babies to put them out of their misery, she was doing this to babies that were going to make it to make herself look like the hero

[@Tavat]

The theme music for this show is fkn terrifying.

[@randomsasquatchwithwifi4090]

You have to have a psyche eval for some jobs....why not nursing?

[@jamie-leighgibson2338]

You do now this was years ago you have to have background and health checks just to clean in a hospital now

[@starb0rn]

Did you even watch the documentary, this was back in the early 1990s.

[@kristinaenglish6902]

I work in healthcare. Here in the USA, you *do* undergo rigorous testing and background checks to even be considered for a position nowadays... even so, sometimes a person with less than stellar intentions can slip through, a background check doesn't catch everything, especially if someone's never been caught/charged with a crime before. But anything more serious than a parking ticket pretty much makes you ineligible to even clean the toilets, much less work alongside patients.

[@karlmeyer9473]

@@jamie-leighgibson2338 waste of time. Only DV-NS comes close vetting someone.

[@agotti4933]

True I agree

[@emmiekdr]

"angel of death" imagine glorifying a killer

[@Em-sd8zm]

unfortunately it happens/has happened a lot. Instead of “angel of death” we should be calling them something like “the spineless dipshit” or “the worthless life ruiner”

[@valsartii]

an angel of death is a term for killers who put their patients into dangerous situations, or to the brink of death, only to bring them back. it’s not really glorifying a killer, it’s just describing how they see themselves.

[@annie2813]

Angel of death mean a nurse that kills her patients because angel means nurse so..

[@annie2813]

Your such a goddam pretentious idiot you don’t even know what that means

[@Em-sd8zm]

@@annie2813 chill lmao

[@SkyenNovaA]

And this person signed the Hippocratic Oath. Unbelievable.

[@dariahughes5564]

Wait, each year of high school, my son has to complete 189 days EACH YEAR. But this PEDIATRIC nurse needed 190 something days to become licensed and she missed 160 days!?? I'm sorry, I could probably pass the nursing exam without school too, doesn't mean I should be a nurse. Understaffing is a sorry Azz excuse for this to happen, and even worse allowed her to be there in the 1st place. I'm sick , literally nauseous. Parents bringing them to hospital, putting their babies in "safe hands"...omfg.

[@KillingCrusemsPaige]

The U.K's version of nursing school confuses me. She must have been the equivalent of a CNA because to become an RN you need two years, sometimes four to get your degree and the test is hard. I doubt you could pass the U.S version for RN without schooling. Please don't offend most nurses by saying you could pass the test.

[@dariahughes5564]

@@KillingCrusemsPaige No insult intended, I should have mentioned I'm educated in the medical field.

[@antoniajane5442]

@@KillingCrusemsPaige in Spain it is 4 years and you have to have excellent grades to get into uni.

[@jamie-leighgibson2338]

Jessica Johnson it’s not that confusing she was probably in as a student or just for help like going and getting syringes ect for actual nurses

[@anniec7801]

@@KillingCrusemsPaige at that time in England, there were two levels of nurse qualifications. A two year State Enrolled Nurse course (which Allett did) and a three year Registered General Nurse. SENs weren't allowed to perform certain treatments. The SEN course was phased out a number of years ago - qualified SENs could go to study a conversion course and become RGNs. Nurses now have to study for a degree at university.

[@karengray8618]

SHE IS NO ANGEL!

[@roselyncadalzomamangun1708]

Angel Of Death means satan or devil.hence the title.

[@annie2813]

Angel of death mean a nurse that kills her patients because angel means nurse so..

[@anupriyadombe9761]

I fear to those medical students who are currently giving online exams with help of Google on next tab😥

[@rhysonir280]

Evil. Pure evil.

[@sfdwawf]

So after all those instances and deaths nobody thought that "Hey how about not taking our kid there"

[@rachaelwachstein6726]

konstanantop I wouldn’t be surprised if the community wasn’t told.

[@hannahrose853]

Yeah, fairly sure they weren't advertising this.

[@AnnoyingAsianWitch]

I don't think it was publicly known information at the time.

[@azzahssn3624]

If atlist there could be un advertisement

[@danhewett6086]

At first, it was just seen as bad luck. Plus in the UK, you will always be sent to your local hospital regardless of where you are in the country

[@stephaniemitchell8509]

Is anyone else incredibly angry that so many children had to die, or be nearly killed, all in the presence of ONE nurse for them to get the hint? I'd have been suspicious after the 2nd occurence, and certain after a 3rd. Everyone has a level of sociopathy in them, and a large majority use positions of power to exert it over others for their own benefit or pleasure. Never, ever underestimate or 100% trust anyone. Not women, not children, not frail old men. No one.

[@_samaa]

Angel of death? That's exactly what she wants to hear.

[@annie2813]

Angel of death mean a nurse that kills her patients because angel means nurse so..

[@fathimathriyamuneer5328]

@@annie2813 she ain’t an angel

[@jessieqk12]

@@fathimathriyamuneer5328 it’s a play on words dumbass

[@okaybuti-1325]

@@jessieqk12 But doesn’t angel of death usually mean someone who kills as mercy? As in killing those who are suffering and are already expected to die?

[@natasha4440]

Angel of death refers to killers who kill believing they are doing something right by putting victims out of their pain so they usually target ill patients or elderly people. It isnt a nickname for her its a type of killer.

[@notausernameduh]

This reminds me of Annie from the Misery novel of Stephen King. She killed so many babies while serving as a nurse at various hospitals

[@victorbraga4982]

Genene Jones,another serial killer nurse,was said to have inspired Annie Wilkes.

[@erinlee4595]

Imagine? She's smiling when she's being arrested, thinking that all of the attention is on her. (Since the narrator said that she's been an attention seeker from the very start)

[@yousafalbalooshi5264]

How can they do that? I cant even kill a fly😥😥

[@nwoslothbite3077]

The seek power and control over life and death - this is what gratifys them - Harold Shipman was another doctor of death. Watch out for anastesiologists these guys love injecting people with death.

[@kerryann2041]

@@nwoslothbite3077 Harold Shipman was my friends grans doctor. It was absolutely shocking to have that case going on so close to home. Still shudder when I think of it.

[@tjp2109]

Ikr 😥 it's beyond belief.

[@Rogerthatx10]

Isn’t that a line from ‘Psycho’?

[@vanillaicecreamcheesefries]

I can kill a fly

[@paulineabeja3943]

Imagine carrying your child for 9 months only for them to be murdered by a supposed caregiver 🥺

[@ashmarie34]

It’s scary that hospitals and nursing homes don’t have cameras in the room because of stuff like this but where’s the line between protection and privacy? This case never fails to blow me away.

[@cookies9195]

I'm glad she got life.. its hard to believe someone could do what she did just for attention. Unbelievable!

[@daniellachanelle4142]

cookies life in uk is like 15 years

[@kristiemoe9100]

@@daniellachanelle4142 tell that to someone in the UK prison. It's not pleasant, especially for a child murderer.

[@alias201]

@@daniellachanelle4142 we have a sentence called 'at her majesty's pleasure' and they'll basically release you whenever they want. That could mean that they never release you at all

[@Em-sd8zm]

I googled it, apparently it was only 28 years

[@aurea.]

She'll be eligible for parole after 2023, if I remember correctly. I hope they'll keep her locked up.

[@juwairiyahummabdullah]

Pretty sure shes poisoning and harming her fellow inmates nowadays

[@kristiemoe9100]

She's in a mental hospital and has NO way of poisoning anyone.

[@Em-sd8zm]

@@kristiemoe9100 not true

[@jessieqk12]

@@Em-sd8zm very true actually

[@sixtrash2758]

@@Em-sd8zm definitely true, my dad works at the hospital she’s in :)

[@mavellebraddy]

I have a special needs son and have countless stay at hospitals for surgeries, emergencies, sickness, etc. and I always stay and sleep in his room and if I leave I always make sure one of us either my mom or husband is there with him. I also ask nurses and read every meds they put and make sure i have copy of the medication they have given and plan of care. i even take pics, talk to drs and nurses all the time. This is so awful these poor babies :-(

[@kkheflin3]

You are an incredible person. I too believe one who is in a hospital needs a 24/7 advocate to be there for them. Never left alone. If possible. It is tragic it has come to this but I have seen way too many screwups in my life due to hospitals being short staffed among other issues. My son was highly allergic to penicillin which was discovered when he was 18 months old and had bronchitis. He almost died from it. Throat swelled shut etc. When he was 4 he got hit in the groin with a bat by a neighbor kid and had to be rushed in for inguinal hernia injury and abdominal surgery. The next morning I was half asleep in the chair next to his crib when a nurse came in to put medication into his IV. I asked what it was and she said, "Oh it is the antibiotic your doctor ordered that's all." When I asked her the name of it she said Ampicillen which is a type of penicillin. If I hadn't stopped her my son would have most likely died. Apparently they had "forgotten" to note his allergy to penicillin when we raced him into the ER even though I told them so specifically. He is 36 now but has never had any penicillin!

[@mavellebraddy]

@@kkheflin3 That's crazy! so glad you caught that. I too have my fair share of horrible experiences and malpractices when my son was in the hospital. He was given few misdiagnosis and sometimes doctors fail to listen to mothers but I have always proven to be right. I always have to advocate for my son especially he has a very rare genetic syndrome and most doctors are clueless.

[@kkheflin3]

@@mavellebraddy My comment to you keeps getting deleted so I hope this one comes through! KZbin drives me nuts sometimes...Thank God your boy has you for a mother! It takes a special kind of patience to deal with a chronically ill child with special needs,. I have taught special needs kids for 30 some years and I have had parents sob on my shoulder at times and leap with joy when we see their child's accomplishments regardless of how small they might be at times! Thank you for making the world a better place. Kudos to you mom.

[@mavellebraddy]

@@kkheflin3 Thank you maam! it's absolutely stressful but rewarding. My sweet boy is the center of our world. His love is so pure. Thank you for helping the special needs community we truly appreciate you.

[@mcc9040]

It took several victims before anyone decided to perform blood tests on them? I would think blood testing would be standard procedure.

[@pamclarke6785]

M CC i agree. Every one was a bit slow there.

[@DustyFae]

Not having any compassion is the worse of killers.. they will always continue to kill.

[@Romzylicious]

"Angel of death" is usually for people who kill out of mercy, not this BS.

[@lilly9984]

I can't explain how it makes me feel when he casually says "mothers will sometimes put feces in the babies formula to give them a fever"

[@Em-sd8zm]

For real. Such a vile way to hurt these victims.

[@Jupit_hare]

What In the world when did they say that?

[@Jupit_hare]

Oh wait nvm. So disgusting.

[@kerryann2041]

I was only a bit of kid when this was happening but I remember seeing the news reports at the time. I can not even begin to imagine how the poor parents felt. This is the stuff of nightmares. What an evil monster.

[@subhrajitghosh666]

Do you always wear glasses ?

[@geist453]

you do realize you only get likes because of your picture

[@MC-qc9iz]

@Ronnie Anon Amoss they're quite pathetic aren't they

[@jacquelinedeigan776]

Poor babes.. May she rot where she is.. and never know freedom again

[@scarlettchappendenden9059]

This should never have happened....too many red flags.

[@Jess-vl7bw]

An old family friend's daughter was one of the first victims but fortunately she survived unlike many others.

[@krystalsutherland8392]

Happy to know that she lived.

[@amskukisu1326]

She doesn't deserve a title She doesn't deserve to be known even as the angel of death What she did was just beyond disturbing

[@lanloonalani8336]

The consultant was so upset he obviously trusted her to do her job, as he said if you can not trust your colleagues in the healthcare setting the whole system will collapse. In my opinion pre employment psychological evaluation is needed for all healthcare professionals.

[@richardcrainium9343]

Why does it take so many children to pass before the police realize that this one lady is the only one who's always there where children keep dying

[@carlottachrist4060]

Thank you

[@terynbrummett880]

Even if they "knew" they still need proof

[@ashleysom5407]

@@terynbrummett880 maybe make her take leave instead of keeping her there to kill more innocent children?

[@hoodxocalum7473]

Sorry but her being present for all their deaths that have the same cause should tell you something!!!!!!

[@NurulFSkywalker]

As a mother of 2, let me just say, every single time I see a pic of her stupid smile on this doc, I wanted to scream. Just, pure rage at this monster.

[@maggiemichelle101]

Why do they keep using that one picture lol. Like we get it.

[@SharaHussain]

I think they didn't gave much photographs

[@ikrammeghdir5116]

😅😅😅

[@zainabparvez1337]

😂😂

[@lkaur6970]

I think they don’t have other pictures.

[@alianabilamohdhanib4955]

😂😂😂😂

[@Sarah-fr2ft]

It always sickens me when people who work in a profession where you are supposed to be caring and care for vulnerable people; the workers turn out to be so evil. Sickening.

[@caramelvani409]

They should be sent home for good ..they dnt deserve to be there

[@georginacat7667]

@@caramelvani409 pmsl " you there, you are evil, go home for good"

[@x4iaw931]

It's even worse in old people homes. Wretched.

[@ChrisWhiteAroundTheGround]

Doesn't this documentary mean that she's still drawing attention to herself now?

[@roselyncadalzomamangun1708]

This is what she wanted all along,being the center of attention🙂

[@anniegreenwind971]

Roselyn Cadalzo Mamangun and boy is she gonna get that attention! The inmates will make sure she never feels ignored! 😈👹👊💥🤛💥🤜💥✊💥🥊💥🥴🤕

[@dianabloody4588]

Annie Greenwind lol 😂 music to my ears

[@anniegreenwind971]

Richard Benn what?

[@kristiemoe9100]

She will NEVER see this!

[@kek6403]

Should've been clear. She was one next to the children and she was the last one with the key.

[@Gorejess._]

What gets me is that this ward was supposedly calm. They hire a new *inexperienced* nurse and then all of a sudden children are going into cardiac arrest back to back? You’d think that would be the first thought, but I guess not.

[@pamclarke6785]

Yes those in charge were a bit slow. Doesnt take a rocket scientist to figure that one out.

[@279khadeeja6]

Talk about real life death note in IRL 😭

[@mabelsue123]

Haha unbelievable. She blamed a poltergeist for the stuff she was doing at home. Doesn’t get any more obvious than that really. I can’t believe she actually thought someone would buy the ghost theory 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@katelynnvolcy264]

After she lost weight she looked like Macaulay Culkin

[@tracygoldstein3892]

She's similar to Janeane Jones in San Antonio, Texas. During her investigation, the intensive care unit was closed to nursing students during my training while I was in nursing school. She's a Black Mark on the nursing profession. I believe she's only convicted one count of murder. What a shame.

[@raccoonchronicles5134]

"Feces in the fridge"???? Whaattttt?? Did I hear that correctly? What would be the point of doing THAT????

[@marcianaanthony1798]

She always needed chaos and deana around her

[@katelynferreira1545]

Marciana Anthony deana ? Lmao you mean DNA ?

[@laxsneha]

@@katelynferreira1545 I think they mean "drama"

[@aniyawax5389]

prettypowerfulpunch 😭😭😭

[@kristiemoe9100]

If she put the feces in a child's milk or food that child would most likely get sick. They would get a fever & begin vomiting. It would show up as an infection if blood was drawn.