Nurse who worked with Dr. Duntsch recalls his experiences with him (2 of 5)

[@susanl8478]

I had my son in a hospital 30 years ago for some surgery and had some doubts ... a Nurse took me aside and said, "Get him out of here." I did. Checked him out immediately. Never knew exactly why but .... Now ... for whatever reason I am glad I trusted her.

[@sallyreid151]

You mean you felt unsure about the doc and the nurse her/himself told you behind the doctor’s back not to do it!? Did you find another place for your son’s surgery?

[@brandilepage4052]

That’s horrifying thank god u left !

[@susanl8478]

@@sallyreid151 Yes, drove amany miles to a good children's hospital and got it done.

[@lawandacooper8025]

I’m glad that at least you had someone to warn you to get out of there so wouldn’t anything bad happen to your son because not all of the nurses will warn you because they’ve been threatened and other things

[@kc476]

That's incredible, thank God!

[@sylviadurham4918]

Thank God for this nurse and doctor who looked into Dr. Death. They saved so many lives. To you both, I say “Thank You!!!”

[@animeraikage9548]

He they didnt he didnt report none of this

[@justincredible.]

Thank god for giving us......Duntsch.......?

[@DAN-lo7fz]

Excuse me, you must be kidding me, what exactly did this nurse do but speak out after the fact for his 2 seconds of fame??? This murderous doctor destroyed the lives of 33 out of 37 of his patients!!!

[@annas5281]

I met someone who fled a hospital in a gown, they'd been told they were going to have a limb amputated "because they were diabetic"...they fled. Literally caught a cab in a gown, just grabbed their stuff and ran. They said it was roughly 20 years ago. Still have their limbs. The scarier thing is how rude doctors are when you question them, many are very arrogant, you just have to trust your gut over them every single time.

[@zammmerjammer]

They need the patient's permission to do a procedure. Running away in a cab wearing a hospital gown is ridiculous.

[@karentoscano5519]

@@zammmerjammer my ex husband did this as well😂😂

[@awesomeTai]

@@zammmerjammer gotta do what you gotta do. some doctors have this God complex that makes it hard to confront them. If their bedside manner makes a patient feel like they have to RUN, so be it.

[@WooWoo-co4jf]

It's getting better in the uk, the old type doctor who talked to other staff like diet & barely acknowledged patients are becoming a dying breed thankfully. I saw a surgeon for a broken ankle 4 times, he never once looked at me. I'm supposed to see a rheumatologist in my town, she's bloody useless! Her knowledge I'd about 20 yea s out of date. I've been referred to one in the city next to us, I will take me about your & half to get there, but hopefully it will be worth it

[@doctorposting]

yea im sure buddy😂

[@rebeccawalsh655]

I hope I never have to have a big surgery. This is truly horrifying

[@jamessparks5966]

If you live long enough you most certainly will. This is in all our futures, unfortunately.

[@rebeccawalsh655]

@@jamessparks5966 it’s scary to trust someone else with your body when things like this happen 😓

[@haleyt3754]

@@rebeccawalsh655 true but this is not a horribly common occurrence. You also probably will never need a big surgery that includes your spinal cord or brain. I think you have nothing to worry about :) I had my tonsils out and woke up and recovered just fine:)

[@Bethprincess]

Ive had 8 surgeries. They are worrying but make sure you trust your surgeon you have th right to ask for another opinion until you find the right one. Also make sure you make it known that you advocate for yourself and they require your consent for each step. But most of all enjoy the post surgery food after fasting youll enjoy what ever you get but nuggets are best.

[@haleyt3754]

@@Bethprincess yes!!! And always ask friends and family who they recommend

[@collegechicx]

I'm not a doctor, have zero medical training and haven't taken a science class since 2012 and I could tell you with confidence that you don't put screws in soft tissue. Just logically that makes no sense.

[@legitboi8886]

You’d be surprised with some of the things you can do to soft tissue.

[@be4r917]

You don’t say

[@MaxLipman]

@@legitboi8886 you *could* put screws in soft tissue, but doing so is pointless - that is not what screws are for and - as this shows, risks so many other complications

[@Loveroffood41]

The other day I was watching Dr death which was the story of chris duntchman and one of the doctors that turned the evil doctor in was asked doctors know the difference between tissue and Bone. I have not a whole lot of knowledge about the human body I mean all I am is a CNA but even I know the difference between bone and tissue.

[@Zgembo121]

@@legitboi8886unfortunately i know

[@dianedunshea3949]

I’ve had a spinal fusion. Thank god I had a great surgeon. I watched Dr Death and just shuddered at the thought of those poor people and the pain they went through. I just can’t imagine how those families felt when their relatives died. Just horrendous.

[@missmoxie9188]

Your surgeon was a good surgeon who cared about you and your outcome. Not a cold blooded murderer like this guy

[@justincredible.]

Thank god for.... Duntsch too?

[@stoneharper7038]

The medical system failed so many people, if you read the actual story you will see how many different hospitals he was hired by and how few people came forward about this man.

[@bettystiegler1702]

Omg the bit about the screws going into the soft tissue of the spine absolutely makes my toes curl... curl up into themselves entirely and retract into my feet.

[@sandhanitizer15]

I can watch crazy gore movies and stuff but when it comes to bones breaking or anything with the spinal cord I just can't lol

[@donnix768]

Anything involving screws, plates, pins, or hardware being put in bones absolutely disgusts me.

[@truthbydesign5146]

@@sandhanitizer15 you should try watching the Dr. Death TV series on Peacock. It’s 8 or 9 episodes total and I watched back to back; Horror movies are much easier to watch than the scenes of him butchering patients.

[@sandhanitizer15]

@@truthbydesign5146 i did watch it and i couldn't watch when he was hammering the patients spinal cords lol...

[@cockerspaniels4319]

@@truthbydesign5146 p

[@Jersmen_Kay]

No one raised their eyebrows when people started dying.....?

[@c.f.6048]

Really! And why didn't the witnesses turn him in asap?

[@wsean87]

Happened all the time...shipman Harvey swango...they have changed it now so drs are put on a list if felt negligent

[@zeitgeistx5239]

@@c.f.6048 Doctors are regulated legally by themselves, the medical board. They are super reluctant to prosecute themselves and protect each other.

[@pineapplegirl8078]

@@c.f.6048 they did. The hospitals didn’t follow through with the reporting.

[@charlieosko4151]

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[@tiger38able]

If everyone in the OR knew he didn’t know what he was doing you ALL should of reported him to hospital officials!

[@JazzyPhay15]

Agreed. Justice will not be served until every single one of them who stayed silent are ALSO serving time.

[@KateMich12]

Well, if Dr. Death the show is to be believed, some of them did and the hospital did nothing because he was bringing in money.

[@dylanselbe6352]

They did. Nobody would listen to them from what I’ve read.

[@tiger38able]

@@dylanselbe6352 Sad how the almighty dollar is more important than peoples lives 😢

[@ncoast9111]

The hospital let him go without disclosing to med board that he was incompetent. The hospital valued their reputation more than people's health and lives. If the hospital admins were aware of this x-ray, that so obviously proves his lack of knowledge as a surgeon, the victims should file a lawsuit against them as well. It was so disgustingly obvious that this "Dr" had no business in an OR, or a hospital for that matter.

[@esclad]

This trickle effect of releasing episodes in parts every hour is so frustrating. Just release them all at once please Dr. Phil!

[@setpunks13]

this is so scary. It makes me want to never have surgery

[@janeyt2011]

It is testament to the hierarchy that exists in medicine and serves to silence people, make them doubt themselves, and ultimately not advocate for what they know is right. A huge concern and something that must change.

[@MrKillJoy1224]

I’m here after watching Dr Death. Can’t believe it was really true

[@AutumnMoonlight95]

Years ago I had to have 2 emergency admittance/surgeries at that Baylor and I am so grateful I had good doctors

[@wesleyjackson1222]

I worked in the lab he was over. Boy, I can tell stories. None of us knew he was this crazy.

[@SaraWOanH]

I'd like to hear some of these stories 🤔😅

[@wesleyjackson1222]

@@SaraWOanH One time Dr. DUNTSCH told the scientists I worked for he would reimburse them for a trip to a conference in Europe. We were researching cancer stem cells, and they were invited to attend a conference in Europe. He said he would have the department reimburse them for travel expenses. He lied and said he never promise them that. They had to pay several thousands of dollars out of pocket.

[@wesleyjackson1222]

@@SaraWOanH There are way worse stories,but I do not want to discuss here ( maybe, a couple of more). We did not know he was botch up surgeries.

[@SaraWOanH]

@@wesleyjackson1222 I'd love to hear any more, and I'm sure others would also, that you could discuss here 😅 but also realize it's a lot of typing so won't be mad

[@TheHpnumber1fan]

Hello! I’m sure you’ve forgotten about writing this comment but I’d like to ask you a question. As someone who’s considering going into laboratory research instead of hospital work, would you say it’s interesting and pays well? Also, since you mentioned researching cancer stem cells, then do you feel like your efforts actually yield good results? Cuz I see soooo many people talking about cancer research but then… nothing seems to come to fruition? Basically, I wanna know if I’m gonna be wasting years on research that’s not gonna help anyone or not.

[@Melissa2087]

My mom had malpractice issues with at least 2 different doctors. She lost her leg from one doctor and lost some of her eye sight from the other doctor. Horrible. They acted like it wasn't even an issue... the doctor just said, "Sorry". She almost lost her other leg (the only one left) until I wouldn't take that for an answer and got about 5 different opinions. Finally the 5th doctor said he would be able to save the leg and not operate.

[@k.b.9716]

😳. God bless!

[@NatashaWarden]

This is why I'm glad I live in the UK with the NHS ... The amount of scary malpractice in the USA, and they don't fire surgeons if they're making lots of money 🙀

[@NatashaWarden]

I'm so sorry to hear your mum was medically abused :(

[@Leojuneb]

What I can’t understand are numerous doctors AND the hospital administrator who refused to see Dr Death’s narcissistic behavior and incompetence Especially the two ethical, competent doctors who tried to warn all, including the medical board.

[@rainforme1850]

They have egos too if they had reported him then it meant they made a huge blunder

[@joolzg1936]

Having worked in the medical field for 4 decades, believe me when I tell you that is VERY difficult to remove an MD even after many, many complaints from all staff members and patients themselves. The role of the RN is as patient advocate, in extremely stressful situations the MD always thinks he is top dog....sad but true. In my career I stood up for my pts many times and it got me nowhere. In California too, the most litigious state in the nation.

[@swimlaps1]

My experience in LA, 1 of 15 -20 doctors or dentists know or care what they do. Lots of arrogance, tvague, take your money & time. Those who DO say they dont know, is admirable and rare.

[@Snatchystashy]

Christopher Duntsch obviously suffered from Left Right confusion. It was so evident in the miniseries. His football coach saw it, his overseeing surgeons when he was in school saw it and I'm sure his parents saw it as well when he was younger. How they didn't put it together is totally beyond me. He should have never been practicing surgery to begin with and every surgeon should have a dexterity test before ever being able to open up a human being and operate on them. I wonder how true this miniseries was as far as the real man and his cognitive issues?

[@KateMich12]

I'm not sure there is any evidence that part of the show was true. I think it was just a dramatization.

[@Snatchystashy]

@@KateMich12 If it was a dramatization I would love to hear from his football coach to confirm that.

[@liv0003]

Having right and left confusion have nothing to do with being a killer Psychopath. Many dyslexic people have right and left confusion and they aren't phycopath.

[@melatoninqueen6914]

I don’t think that’s all there was to it, I believe it contributed to it but I also believe he is a Psychopath who enjoys causing pain, suffering and death

[@neomatrix4412]

@@liv0003 he needed the $

[@lanag9318]

This is horrifying to hear that a doctor can be so incompetent and still allowed to.operate on people knowing he does not know what he is doing . If there was any wrongful harm done to these people, there should be lawsuits against him and he should be banned by the AMA from practicing forever , amen .🌹💖💖🎉

[@lanag9318]

@@Oceans780 Amen to that thank God Almighty . God bless you always .🌹💖💖🎉

[@Michaelalovespandas]

He’s sentenced to life in prison

[@lanag9318]

@@Michaelalovespandas Amen . Thank you Justice has prevailed . God bless you always. .🌹💖💖🎉Life in prison is exactly where he belongs for his heinous crimes .

[@denisenoemyschizotypaldiso3755]

It is believed that at least some of it was done DELIBERATELY.

[@Gemmarose9012]

No one is that incompetent. He botched these surgeries on purpose.

[@2SPhoenix]

I have PTSD from medical/surgical trauma and I had a hard time making it through this video. I'm beside myself about how this can happen SO easily.

[@person80]

damn, no one cares fr

[@denisenoemyschizotypaldiso3755]

Psychopaths may be attracted to health professions because it is so difficult to prove the worker didn't "just make a mistake."

[@christinat2047]

Baylor Plano could have ended this early but made the choice not to.

[@mesalouis8976]

I agree.

[@JulieR73]

I almost died at Baylor Plano. They need to be shut down.

[@rocknroll20024]

I had back surgery when I was 15 for scoliosis and I was absolutely terrified. Luckily my back surgery went well.

[@guardmommad5084]

Thank God for Dr Henderson!!

[@alchemistamineh3261]

and Dr. Kirby along with the Nurse as evidenced by the video and documentaries...Geez, it’s not easy being in the healthcare industry and you are going against the popular side by being a patient advocate and abiding by your oath as a Doctor or Nurse! Trust me you get targeted and shut out of your career

[@geraldstewart2556]

It's absolutely ridiculous how many nurses, doctors, anesthesiologist, etc... just stood by and let this happen! I would've been seriously inclined to physically stop him.

[@monadejaneiro]

They did report him but the hospital would just fire him instead of reporting him to the medical board and snatching his license away. The hospitals just wanted to cover their tracks, get rid of him and acted as if it never happened to avoid lawsuits and bad rep.

[@dontknow710]

Exactly! And then they have audacity to show their face on a documentary

[@gricel8402]

Why did no one stop him!!!!

[@AustinJones-r9n]

I feel so sorry for all the healthy families stuck around sick doctors n sick families. Wish y'all best aluck. Stay strong

[@Cat_Meow650]

How scary that he wasnt turned in sooner.

[@chasg8183]

This is proof that some people just get titles without expertise. He must have come from a rich family bc I don’t understand how you can be that incompetent and become a neurosurgeon

[@AyeeElyy]

He wasn’t super rich just comfortable and privileged

[@pineapplegirl8078]

His family really had nothing to do with it. The universities, fellowship and hospitals are the ones that truly allowed this pos to continue in the world as a surgeon.

[@chasg8183]

@@pineapplegirl8078 Either way, the privilege is undeniable! It’s hard for people to get into school to be primary care doctors and they allowed this man to become a surgeon with 10% of the experience as other surgeons? I’m not even making that up! I looked it up and my jaw dropped

[@pineapplegirl8078]

@@chasg8183 it wasn’t privilege. It was greed. Every person or institution profited greatly from him in some manner. Then when his incompetence was reported nothing was done, or worse yet he was simply passed to a different hospital because the administration feared being sued by him for poor or no recommendation. Additionally he was a delusional narcissist. Without intervention he would never stop mutilating people because he never saw himself as the cause of the death and destruction to these patients. Blaming “privilege” for this atrocity is allowing those with the real responsibility to walk away blameless.

[@chasg8183]

@@pineapplegirl8078 I get what you’re saying but I have to disagree with the privilege part. There is no way he was able to get a license with such little experience compared to others. It was unprecedented that his lack of experience put him in the position that he was in. Greed aside, the powers that be should not have allowed him to have credentials when others have to work harder. He had 10% of the experience as his peers! Yes, he is a narcissist but MANY ppl should be held accountable in this situation.

[@JulieR73]

I had scoliosis surgery in Plano on 7-15-02 at Medical Center Of Plano. I’m fused T2-L3 with instrumentation. My surgeon was the late Dr. Alexis Shelokov.

[@kathyroche4952]

Thank God you never ran into Dr. Death!! ❤🙏

[@fayejordan175]

My son had scoliosis surgery in the summer of 08 with Dr. Shelokov also. Then we saw the doctor for a follow up, then he went on vacation where he passed away. He was a fantastic surgeon.

[@JulieR73]

@@fayejordan175 He was a wonderful surgeon. Dr. Hostin took over the practice and hired another doctor to add to the practice. He now does all of the surgery at Medical City in Dallas.

[@JulieR73]

@@fayejordan175 Dr. Shelokov was mountain biking on Prospect Trail in Telluride when he had a massive heart attack. His family had a vacation home there. His was one of a handful of deaths on that trail.

[@fayejordan175]

@@JulieR73 yes, I found out he was mountain biking. So sad. I think my son was one of the last patients to see him.

[@gemmaspence5449]

My mother had the same issues but in Scotland the surgeon is called Muftah Salem Eljamel, before the medical law could get a hold of him he ran way back to India, all his medical cert were fake (payed for) along with a lot of other things.

[@2Bad4YOUuu]

Oh NOooo

[@happycook6737]

Oh my gosh, that is so terrible. I simply can't imagine! I hope your mum is ok now.

[@nikkis3682]

Omg

[@kathyroche4952]

How is your mom doing now? 🙏❤

[@onyx9857]

Phil, when will you apologize for sending kids to Turnabout Ranch where they witnessed a murder and were sexually molested?

[@ilvoeyou7821]

!!

[@ncoast9111]

Wait what?!

[@paulapenny4048]

This is why paying someone to take your exams is deadly and criminal 😡

[@hannacarter1352]

How did he get his degrees if he couldn't even use a knife? Pride comes before the fall....

[@adamnoonan924]

You should watch the movie dr.death. It explains the whole story. He had a company that had potential to make a ton of money.... His teacher was an investor in this same company. Instead of doing his medical training the teacher would let do research for the company. I just finished the series and came here immediately to find out if it was all true. Unbelievable, it is!

[@JM-mr6pz]

@@adamnoonan924 oh yeah because he said his "rounds were killing him" and he couldn't do both at once. Insane. Absolutely insane.

[@JM-mr6pz]

He participated in fewer than 100 surgeries and got his degree when normally a neurosurgeon participates in over 1000 surgeries before getting their degree.

[@rainforme1850]

How did he pass his classes?

[@hannacarter1352]

@@rainforme1850 Right... that's what I want to know.

[@ginagina5601]

Is it the same series of Dr.death ?

[@kendrick2k]

""Whoever is reading this, God bless you and your whole family""

[@tranquilojaden]

i love you too ,

[@nikitadavis8286]

God bless you too

[@lanag9318]

Curly Headken God bless you and your whole family too. 🌹💖💖🎉

[@EmeraldMantis]

Awwww, thanks. God bless you too!

[@jesusistherock1000]

God bless you and you’re family as well 😃

[@kristenannmosley1198]

I have had 5 spinal surgeries and I am so fortunate that I had great neurosurgeons. I was shocked at what these patients and families endured because of this piece of garbage

[@ravneetksandhu]

I don't think people understand how much doctors get away with simply because of their title and the money that they bring in.

[@963ag]

I am not paranoid... But programs like this gave me a heads up!!! I am having an upcoming spinal surgery and decided to investigate my doctor online... Shocking, but englightening! I am looking for a new surgeon.

[@raquelbentley7418]

You can search any doctors NPI number and see if they have any restrictions against their license

[@Brandibb]

How horrifying.

[@johnrotten3268]

Spine surgeries are so risky... Anyone who is thinking about getting one you better do intensive research on the doctor you are choosing... This is no joke...

[@openmind9820]

How was this allowed to happen? Thank God I live in the UK. Our NHS is amazing.

[@THEMADVILLAIN.]

How about your dental?

[@openmind9820]

That's no so good. There are dentist who do NHS work, but it's difficult to get one and you have to pay a small fee. I have private dental insurance. However there are emergency NHS dentists who will work for free if you are in pain.

[@johnathonadams8334]

I live in winnipeg, Manitoba and our hospitals 🏥 are great

[@kyliemcsmiley88]

I wouldn't go as far as amazing. Not even great at times 🤣😩 but at least it does make it harder for quacks like this to get through

[@eazy_e_2053]

@@THEMADVILLAIN. lmfao 😂

[@anys2793]

I just found Dr Death tv show on Amazon a few days ago and I had no idea of this story, so crazy and scary !!! 💀

[@ambitionx1639]

Its mind blowing that he was able to become a practicing Dr in the first place, I lost a lot of respect for the medical profession after this story.

[@missmilliej]

It's insane how all these nurses, techs, etc all sat there and watched him butcher people.

[@MrWizardjr9]

they raised concerns to the hospital administration. but all the hospital admins did was ask him to resign

[@nurse580]

As an RN I’m wondering, it must’ve been it all deliberate and that he was insane otherwise a normal person would usually not shame themselves so publicly in front of others that knew exactly what he was doing during surgery

[@jeffrey4505]

Dr. Dunsch was a doctor like Dr. Phil is a doctor? Lol

[@ESQBaoBei]

Why did the anesthesiologists in each of these cases not step in, especially when patients were coding? I don’t understand

[@Brose97366]

Cause that's not technically their job. The Dr is supposed to and he can tell them when and not I've seen it many times unless they are a code tram and even then they have to ordered by a Dr.

[@deborahfromdcspetersoncity9213]

Wow, just wow 😳

[@Toogoodtobetrue458]

Why didn’t they sound the alarm?!

[@daniellepaige1249]

I would love to see more of the actual imaging from his other patients and have them explained like this. It doesn’t really do the story justice without physically showing what should have been done vs what WAS done

[@ReginaWells-f9h]

The big question is how did he continue to go through the system committing such terrible work which caused death? Who is really to blame here? Let’s talk about the system we have in America. This is absolutely shocking.

[@michellep9999]

I had two surgeons tell me I needed a fusion and another tell me to wait another 4 weeks in case it resolved. It took one week and I was feeling better. My mobility was good and after another month I felt fine. Imagine if I had had MY SPINE FUSED. I appreciate doctors and the science but sometimes I’m so ENRAGED that it’s only about money.

[@lostmeme9862]

He was uncertain if he even had a ged.

[@cocoapuffs3893]

This is why you research doctors! Google is your friend

[@MrWizardjr9]

well thats part of the issues. there was no transparency when it came to his records so when people googled him they only got good reviews

[@bill-fk7tl]

WHAT ABOUT FOLEY IN MEMPHIS AT SEMMES MURPHY who signed off at all his “surgeries “ as a resident

[@khalfani414]

uh...did I hear that right? they didn't stop him when they got the FIRST inkling that he had no idea what he was doing and that he was causing harm, intentionally or unintentionally?? a woman literally died and there were OTHER people he severely harmed, is there a reason they didn't speak up?????

[@ericnino6048]

Because it’s career suicide to take on a doctor unless you’re another doctor. If they took it to someone, it would get out, and that person would likely lose their job. As someone who works healthcare, hospitals are like a Highschool, and doctors, particularly surgeons are like the jocks.

[@MrWizardjr9]

the only thing they could do is notify the hospital administration. and then the hospital administration asks him to resign and he moves to another hospital.

[@alidi4144]

Last thing you want to hear in a operating room is loose screw

[@davechristopher6462]

He belongs in the supermax in Colorado. He shouldn't have contact with anyone not even other inmates.

[@francessweeney2308]

I am actually curious to know if his medical license was revoked, and he was working illegally. I am not a surgeon, but looking at those x-rays;even I can see there's something off about them. They (police and prosecutors) would have checked his mortality rate;how many patients had died under his care. Most surgeons would have an average of about 1-3% average mortality rate, but there's often other problems such as allergic reaction to drugs, complications from pre- existing medical conditions etc. Most reputable surgeons would be perfectly fine about a patient obtaining a second opinion or checking up on his or her credentials. I always checked my vet practice's credentials when I sought out a vet for my dog, my pet insurance would not cover me if I didn't. The practice never took it personally, they knew how difficult insurance companies could be. Finally, I always trusted my instincts, if a vet made me feel uncomfortable, I simply booked an appointment with another vet. It was a large practice anyway.

[@christinat2047]

His license was suspended for an investigation in June 2013 and then revoked in December 2013. He was killing and maiming people for 18 months

[@MrWizardjr9]

he wasnt doing them illegally he just moved from hospital to hospital. the hospitals let him resign instead of firing him because they are afraid of lawsuits. and then the patients have trouble finding attorneys to go after him because texas limits payouts for medical malpractice to 250k

[@MB-pd1oo]

My question is if the staff knew all these things why did they continue to alow it? Say nothing and you are culpable!

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

You all have blood on your hands, nobody stopped him!

[@mehoolio]

Why didn’t someone before or after that surgery show the x-ray to a higher up, and if they did, how would Duntsch explain that away? He used to blame the other OR staff for the complications but how who could he blame for this one? It is literally a black and white case here!

[@MrWizardjr9]

the hospital would then ask him to resign and he would move to another hospital

[@taylorjohnson9321]

​@@MrWizardjr9no it's negligence ALL the way around. These nurses, techs needed to have some balls and restrain him and kick him out of the surgery room, who cares if you get in trouble your saving a life

[@dontknow710]

Yh all these people care about is doing their shift then going home. They dont give a damn about patients

[@benjakab2876]

damn bro you kinda gotta do the apology thing

[@killacitybaby]

So you all knew he didn't know what he was doing and didn't say anything. You are complicit in his murders.

[@dontknow710]

Exactly

[@tennesseecopperhead7874]

I have always wondered did Duntsch just not know what he was doing or did he do it on purpose?

[@randomuser3476]

Doctor phil sends kids to horrible places Do not believe that this is a real show or that doctor phil is a good therapist Don't be fooled

[@tranquilojaden]

YES

[@ninachkah13]

Tf u goin on about

[@tranquilojaden]

@yousef samer that’s because your really un happy but everyone grows at their own pace and it’s time for you to work in yourself but god loves you , and i love you too , 🤍

[@proud00baby]

@@ninachkah13 watch danielle video lmao

[@randomuser3476]

@@tranquilojaden i love how you went live you too lol its a nice touch

[@Gandalf17]

something happened to dutch between the time he finished his training and starting practicing. was it the drugs? i read somewhere he was doing lsd? some brain damage?

[@captured5396]

Do you think he just heated very well somehow in medical school ? So he had no clue how to do the surgery but wouldn’t admit it because he was in too deep?

[@anys2793]

So I’m watching the Dr death show, I think he was just smart regarding theory, but he didn’t really know how to translate that theory into surgery, but maybe by the end of the show I will pick sociopathy instead

[@lordsysop]

Isn't it funny this fake doctor is doing an episode of fake doctors. Lmao

[@lynnandmarkjohnson486]

He should of got more then 30years that wasnt justice he should got death he is lucky I wasnt the judge cause if I was he would of got torched and for him to do his best friend that way wow no remorse to life at all

[@yantithehappymonk2024]

After watching a few documentary on Dr Duntsch, I am very put off back surgery 🤮

[@kathyroche4952]

Same with neck surgery. Totally hear you!

[@adventureguy4119]

Me in my wood shop yes I am Doctor. Trust me if your illness don’t kill you the treatment sure will

[@crystal4336]

Why is anyone calling this guy (Dr.)!!???

[@cheesescrust5399]

Well when your surgeon has a few screws loose, his patients probably will too

[@Agtsmirnoff]

Wow but in the the tv show, his character is blackwashed by a black actor

[@qotak5049]

We get it, we're all early

[@BuzzByte24]

Here we go…. Bunch of random people in the comment section having the same exact experience .. but only now decided to say something- on another note - this nurse always looks loaded up on drugs - like marbles in his mouth - he can hardly talk - and it’s every interview he’s done - not just this one

[@animula6908]

Wondery has a great documentary about this. Season 1 doctor death

[@kristenowen5328]

He amputated spinal nerves!!!😵😖

[@jamiesmith2724]

APOLOGIZE!

[@taylorjohnson9321]

Wtf is that really going to do

[@reesebrindle1809]

Screws in soft tissue. The X-rays don’t lie but that dr sure did. He’s exactly where he belongs!

[@43cjd]

Aside from the fact that this person is an absolute monster, what bothers me about the movie is that peacock chose not to have someone portray this insane person by an age appropriate person closer to his age. I think it took a lot away from this production. Having said that i hope this person never sees the light of day.

[@antayafairless9028]

He wasn't far off from his age when he was doing this for the most part

[@NRQ-zv5bp]

At the time he was arrested he was something like 45 years old. Joshua Jackson is currently 42 years old

[@bford1187]

What are you talking about? Are you saying Joshua Jackson is too young?

[@williamhughes7746]

He knew what he was doing, because there was a letter where he said he was the anti christ. He probably didn't think he would be caught.

[@emanuel82]

Henderson is a man of honour. If more people in leadingpositions where like him things would look different.

[@ilvoeyou7821]

April 5th

[@LightBeingsBE]

Oh wow! I worked with Kyle at Dallas Medical Center while Duntch was a new hired surgeon…we had problems immediately!! I worked with him at Dallas Medical Center formerly named Deadmonds aka Dead man’s hospital. I was a charge nurse there. When Duntch came to my floor…standing at the nurses station and I could feel pure evil…as I stated as him…it’s like he part the air around him. If he would of looked up at me I would of peep my pants. That’s how intense my intuition or gut instinct was on high alert. My soul wanted to run. There was an instance were they took images to see what was wrong with one of his patience and the whole medical staff was staring at it as I was coming in to ask a question. Then when lying in bed after a car accident the program license to kill came on and there he was. I found out he was angry while standing writing orders for a patients chart… because that patient was never supposed to make to our floor… he’s intention to kill them or send them to ICU failed.

[@Ohmygodstfu2045]

Oh wow, that’s really interesting.

[@dontknow710]

Be honest, you just made that up. Your spelling suggests you didnt even go past school

[@herringtonoso4064]

Hey man, the spines, like, really complicated bro.

[@dontknow710]

Lol

[@jennarotella9036]

The murder doctor or not doctor

[@alesyoung6235]

god bless dr henderson and dr kirby for working hard to get that psycho out of practicing medicine.

[@TheBigBentley911]

I thought this guy was black?

[@ennieminee4470]

Did they prove intent?

[@100Mmore]

Yes he admitted to wanting to kill in an email he sent awhile ago

[@feliceypoo]

April 5

[@jasongoodwin2489]

75th

[@hollyk7052]

He obviously had dyslexia & some kind of personality issue

[@Dressaloup]

Bet he won’t pin this comment

[@nikitadavis8286]

Omg

[@dharmannlovesedsheeran5618]

EARLY!

[@redshift912]

First