The Serial Killer Nurse Caught On Camera

[@SunniDae333]

I appreciate the hospital working so quickly to review the cases. Usually, they drag their feet taking months or even years before taking definitive action.

[@johnynoway9127]

maybe cuz its high profile

[@mariestarlight]

While I get what you mean, they didn't notice the first 7? people he allegedly killed until someone reported him for the last one.

[@iloveanothermanswives4278]

No hospital gonna accuse nurses of murder when their patient dies. People die in there all the time. . However, when the numbers of death spike up with all 7 of them died with similar symptom, he was exposed.

[@UnreasonableOpinions]

From experience in medical compliance, the ones who get the most leeway are the 'Genius Doctor' types. Once someone's got that reputation, they can be incredibly effective at deflecting criticism, even of unaccountable failed care. The part that bothers me is that when you are able to provide hard evidence that their heroic status is actually fraudulent, a surprising number of people in their orbit will refuse to reconsider, using their impression of genius to deflect actual proof that their reputation was fabricated at every level. It never works, because sooner or later it comes out, and all the effort hospital admin put into protecting them makes them look much worse and hugely inflates their liability. And yet, they do.

[@CallmeSins]

Yes! My sister is a nurse and has told on other nurses for not tending to patients and hiding and sleeping while she changed her patients for them.. nothing was done about it. Short staffed so she got away with it

[@SECONDQUEST]

As a caregiver for people who can't accurately report what goes on around them, I am so happy the other nurse spoke up when she felt it was necessary. PLEASE. If you think your loved one is not getting the care you believe they need, SPEAK UP. There are whole teams of people who just look at things like care quality. Everyone deserves proper care, but it's up to us healthy people to make sure they get that care.

[@michaelhutchings8599]

Holy shit do I have a story for you! My uncle was a whisker away from suing a private hospital in Australia because they hadn't fed his dad (my pop) for 6 day's, as well as a lake of a decent fluid intake. He was uber thin and they didn't run any line of TPN (the magic silver bag of Vitamins and Minerals.) In this 6 day period they also didn't realise he was in tremendous pain (he was a tough bastard, a Veteran, a stubborn man). But they barely checked on him and asked him questions. Turned out he had a perforated bowel after a botched surgery. He developed pneumonia twice or even three times, maybe, while there and was on his way home until they "convinced him" to go into a nursing home, somewhere he had said he'd never go. A week after that he was going good and within the last two days of the week he went "downhill" and he died. I know it sounds weird, but he let himself die. Like my nan. My nan stopped taking her ciclosporin (for a kidney transplant) and let herself die. She died quite quickly after ceasing the medication. Which I know can be deadly. I had an Allogenic Bone Marrow Transplant and had to take 350mg of ciclosporin daily. Not following this regimen strictly can fuck the graft. After 5-6 months of 350mg I weened off quite quickly to 0mg as instructed by the specialists and I am now, 9 years in remission.

[@ripstop5082]

And sometimes you can speak up but it doesn't do any good. My mother passed away in a long term care facility under our 'wonderful' social medicine here in Ontario Canada last month. She had suffered two strokes, one on each side at the front of her brain causing vascular dementia. I could no longer take care of her myself after the second stroke and can't help but feel that I had abandoned her to their 'tender mercies'. She didn't get the care she needed. I fought them over medicating her the whole time. The nurse in charge didn't believe that the tranquilizer used made her drowsy. They gave her medication before meals and she would zone out before she was finished eating. I would visit after lunch in the early afternoon and she would still have food in her mouth hours later. Their idea of physiotherapy was a five minute session twice a week since she was unable to move her legs. The lack of movement caused her pain. Rather than exercise, they gave her pain meds. Every day that I visited, I started out by moving her and making her comfortable. I made them aware that is what she needed but to no avail. There is very little regard up here for the elderly and certainly no quality of life in these long term care facilities.

[@reidleblanc3140]

bruh. healthcare workers really are criminally clueless. WE KNOW. WE DO. it DOESN'T WORK.

[@Unelith]

In Poland, the hospital experience is dreadful. The feeling is that nobody gives a shit about you, nobody tells you anything and if you ask, they often just bullshit you. I was actually relatively well when I went there, I got out completely drained after sitting all night on a bench. But others aren't so lucky and have a much more serious condition, and I'm thinking - how the fuck is someone expected to basically take care of themselves and figure out which rooms to go and whatnot, while sick or injured? A hospital stay in here causes just as much harm as the condition you're treating, or sometimes even more.

[@chabadlubavitch7303]

Yeah welcome to covid.

[@rasmie8858]

"I wanted to keep people in ICU a little longer" I don't think he knew how fucked up and evil that actually sounds

[@AnkaaAvarshina]

"I am not a malicious man", said the malicious man

[@juliangrant9718]

Which is a lie. He searched body counts of serial killers. Small, little, insecure man was looking to make history, not cash.

[@flipsidelimited6560]

You do know that was a lie to his wife right? Of course he knew, dude was evil and was looking to be infamous with his body count.

[@ct4074]

I swear, the U.S. is now a country plagued by Satan's army, The Fourth Reich. And that includes the criminals in the federal gov., all democrats and their republican quislings, and neocons, like Lindsey Graham, and Mitch McConnell, war criminals. These imperialist war pigs have committed so many genocides and destroyed so many countries, and now have us bogged down in yet another completely unnecessary war with Russia, and like in this case, all for money.

[@OrganicAlumination]

Not only is it cruel for the pain inflicted but don't nobody have money to be getting charged extra in a hospital bill... Even if they had good health insurance it would still be horrible

[@stillprophet7529]

"he looked up multiple articles about serial killers" if I'm ever on trial for murder I'm screwed based on the amount of serial killer searches, podcasts and videos alone

[@cursedhawkins1305]

I don't think that alone would damn someone to jail time, I mean there are exceptions where people just hear about them through word of mouth and their curiosity just gets the better of them.

[@ChipTheYoshi]

yeah and assuming his confession over the phone is true, those searches had nothing to do with his intent. sometimes you just look up weird shit.

[@diarawisteria2218]

@@ChipTheYoshi The "Mother Frances investing serial killer" one would, since the hospital he worked at was Mother Frances, and he had killed multiple people at that point.

[@sebastiangaraycocheagomezd473]

If you are linked to a body, you are fucked

[@cursedhawkins1305]

@@diarawisteria2218 And the possibility of there being a PREVIOUS killer at that same hospital? Did that not cross your mind remotely even once? Again, looking up something on the internet SHOULDN'T ever damn someone to jail time, how many times have we has kids or teenagers while in school were given assignments that required us doing research for, what's one of the sources for research on topics? Did I hear someone say the internet? Going by this kind of logic each and every single one of us should be in jail all because we used the internet to research topics.

[@Peacock__]

There's a case like this happening right now in the UK... on a baby ward. Insane.

[@MakerInMotion]

Lucy Letby

[@modestgrower2017]

Disturbing

[@0uttaS1TE]

@@starashield6399 Liz is gone

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

@@0uttaS1TE Which Liz? Two Lizzies in a couple of months.

[@MyRegardsToTheDodo]

The most "successful" of these is probably Harold Shipman, a UK doctor and probably one of the worst serial killers in history, with 218 confirmed victims.

[@lindahandley5267]

I'm a retired nurse and I've been on both sides of the bed. I was in CCU after by-pass surgery. I still had the breathing tube down my throat and my hands were tied down. You cannot utter a sound with the tube. When respiratory therapy comes around to suction the tube, it sucks all of the air out of your lungs...a terrifying feeling. It was the most scary and vulnerable time in my life. You are at the mercy of your caretakers. How someone could take a life that had just been saved is beyond me. God bless those poor victims.

[@BushMaster420circle]

thats the point... he used it as a feeling of control i feel like he must lack that within his life, "control" that is, or the guy is just a very sick individual!!! when ur in that vulnerable state, there should be a clicker with a button that calls nurses / an emergency button as well, incase you feel in trouble!! n paper n pen too write down w/e needed aswell

[@lindahandley5267]

@@BushMaster420circle That is a Very good idea to give the patient some control too, like a panic button the patient could use when they don't feel safe!. R.T. had been around and then I guess it was shift change and another one came and asked the 2 male nurses taking care of me if I needed suctioning. The face I made answered her question! She laughed and said I think I've got my answer! You are totally helpless!

[@ebonyivory2020]

@ Linda, the tv make it look so clean and simple but people don't realize in real life it's a horrible event. God bless

[@lindahandley5267]

@@ebonyivory2020 Yes ma'am it is. God bless you too Ebony!❤

[@ebonyivory2020]

@@lindahandley5267 Thank you even if in body we can't come together let us do so in spirit. God bless you over and over❤️

[@blueboi12jj]

Extremely troubling and sad. All I can really say is I’m glad that other nurse followed her intuition/gut and reported it immediately. She saves so many future victims

[@snikrepak]

I would call it logic or subconscious, there's no such thing as gut feelings. It's usually your brain connecting the points

[@halogeek3784]

@@snikrepak so a gut feeling...

[@juliangrant9718]

Not intuition. She said she was always suspicious of his behaviour. As much as this monster tried to fit in with society, he most likely gave off weirdo antisocial behaviour vibes.

[@cagneybillingsley2165]

vaccine doctors and nurses are in the same category of evil tbh. blind obedience to faith based "science"

[@akishapeters]

@@juliangrant9718 she said gut feeling (intuition) who are you to rewrite her story, we all have intuition mines keep me from people with bad intentions all the time

[@dondashall]

If I was told someone in the medical profession had gotten suspended, without considerable evidence to the contrary, I would assume they deserved it. That people were so willing to believe him based on nothing is incredibly troubling. Edit: Since people keep commenting. This discussion was had when I made the comment. Exhaustively so. You can read the replies but as far as I'm concerned the discussion is over and was around the time I made the comment.

[@hmr1122]

Considering how doctors love to cover for each others malpractice cases a suspension is a flag larger than the sun.

[@islanddryad]

That’s the internet as a whole though. There are so many people are willing to believe anything even when there is no proof and you can bet that those same people won’t look up any background information because they get to walk away feeling like they’ve done something good and that’s good enough for them

[@laurancerobinson]

That's a dangerous precedent to take. I can understand it in this case and with hindsight, but at the time it is ethically questionable. Many people have been targeted unfairly by subordinates, peers, and superiors. It is never as simple as just jumping to a conclusion that they must have deserved it. I am sure most of us, if not all, have been victim to gossip and similar.

[@sorina9130]

Yeah people are just kind of ridiculous youre giving money to something you've no idea

[@mikoto7693]

I don’t know how I feel about this. We have to entrust our lives to doctors, nurses, firefighters, pilots, flight attendants, paramedics and other jobs when we need something they provide because we cannot do it ourselves. Most of these are respected professionals who are passionate about what they do, so I can understand why people believed him. (I’ve not included police in my list because it’s very uncommon that anyone willingly entrusts their life to a police officer. Most of the time they arrive too late to be able to have someone actively entrusting their lives to the police officers to be protected from imminent death. Anyone else isn’t trusting the police with anything and have been forced into having their lives depend on the officer and his/her colleagues through being arrested and locked away.) But at the same time, yes I find it troubling that so many people gave him money without properly verifying that he’s both a real nurse and that his story checks out. Being suspended is a serious issue for a medical professional here in the UK, especially a nurse since there aren’t enough of them. It would certainly make me pause for thought because what with the shortage, the NHS would be very reluctant to suspend him without a good reason. But it might be different in the US. Though I’m going to nitpick about the title of this video. Actually yes you should trust certain strangers such as medical practitioners or commercial pilots even if they are strangers. You need them.

[@joyceshiver6622]

Angels of death are beyond horrifying. Nurses and doctors have so much power and to abuse it like that is very scary. What a beast

[@Aereto]

We had the Hippocratic Oath which is several centuries old and focused on ethos of medicine and care. Americans don't follow that.

[@aliciafraser1835]

@Aereto You do realize this sort of thing happens in other countries too right? And that the vast majority of doctors in the US as well as most elsewhere do, indeed, follow the oath, right? But, nah... Who cares about that, just over generalize a whole country.

[@fvckgoo9le242]

@@Aereto lmao America makes you mad

[@Yorkington]

@@Aereto Absolute smoothbrain.

[@GatekeeperofOld]

@@Aereto crooks don’t follow it. That’s everywhere, not exclusive to America.

[@nillomat]

There was a case like this in Germany just a few years ago. Male nurse called Niels Högel who killed at least 2 people by giving them the wrong drug then attempt to save them because he felt bored. He is now serving a life sentence.

[@yaldabaoth2]

"at least 2" is downplaying it "a bit". He was convicted for 80 cases of murder and there were over 300 cases in which he was suspected of murder but not all could be proven. He is the worst german mass murderer since the second world war.

[@FutureChaosTV]

2? *80-300!* No one will ever know how many they were really.

[@gio3061]

Similar case in the Netherlands, but the lady was cleared. A lot of babies were dying in her care, but IIRC she was just unlucky.

[@pidgeandtitus]

@@gio3061 there was a nurse in the UK that was caught killing babies as well but it looks like she was also let off. I feel like i heard several similar stories though

[@captainmorris88]

@@pidgeandtitus If you mean Lucy Letby, her trial is still ongoing.

[@mushroombird9400]

Frankly, based on my own observations over my lifetime, I am SHOCKED that the hospital didn’t hide this and quietly fire him and cover up the malpractice and murders. SHOCKED!

[@PaulMarostica]

That's what happens when good people work together, ignoring of course, the alleged perpetrator. I guess you've never had the good fortune to work with good people. Decent people who've had that good fortune, don't want to work with the other kind of people ever again.

[@mushroombird9400]

@@PaulMarostica Sadly no, I have never worked with people willing to stand up for the truth and for what is right no matter what. I actually know very, very few people who are.

[@PaulMarostica]

@@mushroombird9400 If you're a decent person who would like to work with a group of people like that, you might have to seek them out, questioning and trying out various groups to learn how they interact. Most people don't have the luxury of having the time it takes to do that, so if you don't have the time or the inclination to make the effort, it could just be good luck if it happens to you.

[@barrybb5409]

The hospitals only cover up for their employees if they are jewish.

[@NASkeywest]

@@barrybb5409 that’s a little extreme buddy.

[@c1ng3d13]

As an RN, you NEVER touch another nurses IV pump without either A) notifying them, or B) fixing the IV error/replace medication and notifying them. ESPECIALLY in a cardiac ICU, those patients can have insanely sensitive blood pressures. They can be on a medication that if disrupted for even a minute can have catastrophic effects on the patient. And then him having the fucking balls to say it was “a miscommunication”; he’s not wrong but in nursing/medicine miscommunications can be fatal and it seems that this one certainly was. Edit: Wow, I should’ve waited until the end. When I heard a-lines mentioned I always thought anyone touching them would know how to manage and flush them but to intentionally inject them with air to have a stroke is fucking unfathomably evil. May God take no mercy on his rotten soul.

[@housemouseshorts]

there is no god stuff such as this does not happen if there is a god. hopefuly he burns and burns and burns.

[@UnreasonableOpinions]

I'm surprised he wasn't noticed before. Whether he was more careful or more lucky, I can't imagine any nurse on the cardiac ward seeing someone playing with another nurse's pump without their next words being 'what the fuck are you doing?'

[@kcototheyoyoyo]

Yes🤌🏽 I’ve had people tell me through the bathroom stall what they did to my IV pump. Always say something.

[@Ashuowl]

@@UnreasonableOpinions To be fair, no one saw him do anything with a pump. A nurse just happened to spot him walk in and out of the room minutes before shit went south for the patient. But it would certainly be a hell of a shit storm if someone walked in on him doing that. Also all the incidents happened during night, night meaning less staff overall. So probably why

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

If there was a omnipotent omniscient benevolent god, we would need far fewer nurses!

[@budvision8877]

I worked as a nurse on the same floor and the same hospital as this P.O.S... one time I even got asked by one of my patients if I was "THAT guy". I can't imagine ever doing anything to my patients like that. Just sick.

[@silver_surfer88]

I think those are psycopaths that endup in medicine but they could end up in any profession, believe it or not i had a close friend that was found he killed 7 people, sometimes i wonder why i wasnt caught, maybe my 6th sense for lies, maybe destiny, who knows... its scary

[@janedoe-hq9vn]

Wow...sorry that happened. How did the patient know about the investigation and when did they ask you? Some people get that, "hero" factor and want to be present during the code. Some are just messed up and kill...

[@tdotjazzberryram61]

Keep the faith bud and hang in there, whether you are a male or female nurse. If a man, we appreciate you for coming over to join us for balance and the knowledge to share. Nurses All 😅🙂🙋🏿‍♀️💜

[@apu_apustaja]

I don't believe you.

[@budvision8877]

@@apu_apustaja i don't care if you believe me or not

[@Xeract]

Sounds very similar to the Lucy Letby case going on in the UK (she worked in a neonatal ward of all places). It's terrifying to think that these types of people are out there.

[@wil.d_sage]

Thats absolutely horrible, those poor babies

[@Vindictator1972]

@@wil.d_sage she was absolutely retarded and got herself caught when she asked if one of her victims was actually leaving with its parents, poor thing was part of a set of triplets I think and the way she said it wasn’t hope that it would survive but more shock or indifference because he survived.

[@EnderKittynet]

@@wil.d_sage babies are parasites. they deserve it

[@snikrepak]

These people need to swing like Saddam Hussein, hang them publicly, I promise you they won't think twice of doing it again.

[@pelinoregeryon6593]

Not really, not in the sense of the alleged motivation, this one seemingly was about money, that one was for other reasons.

[@mabelhqprogamer4791]

as a former patient of an hospital that had to go through numerous surgeries and weeks of recovery, I cant fathom the idea of being deliberately hurt by one of the nurses, they were all so kind and attentive during my stay, somehting like this actually happening is so horrifying for me

[@amphiptered.5355]

This story does remind me of my uncle. He had been hospitalized. Doctors telling my mom and her siblings, that my uncle might wake up from his coma. But a foreign doctor intervened and told my mom that my uncle was completely brain dead. Those other doctors just wanted to squeeze my family and extended family for money. Despite knowing my uncle was likely never going to wake up again. I can at least say with certainty that the doctors didn't give my uncle anything that could have harmed him. My mom is skeptical of people. So it shouldn't surprise you to know that whenever someone in the family was sick. She'd arrange to stay overnight in the hospital with them. Depending on who the patient was, she'd takes turns with her siblings (when it was our aunt/uncle/grandparent) or our nanny and our dad (when it was me or my siblings). Terrible people exists in all professions, genders, races, sexualities, and even age. So I hope people will be more cautious of others and not lower their guard just because the other party is a woman, a doctor, child, and etc.

[@catwoman007]

Those "hospice nurses" aka angels of death. My dad had cancer and we all knew he was getting close to the end. We all were around his bed when the hospice nurse shewwed us all out of the room while she changed his clothing or something. I can understand all us children but even my mom (his wife). Not 5-15 minutes after being alone with my dad, he passed away. We all are certain she did something that helped speed up the process. Don't let them sheww u out of the room, ever. That's ur family and u have a right to be there, screw their degree or job title.

[@lindamaemullins5151]

Yep 👍🤞🙏

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

@@catwoman007 as someone whose GF worked on her on terms and boss as a ambulant nurse, I can surely tell through her that hospitals are hell holes and the most incompetent people who work there are the doctors in most parts and actually Handicap the nurses work

[@Scoopski_Potato]

How many times have you and your family members been to the hospital? It sounds like a lot. I find it noteworthy that your mother is suspicious. Don’t you?

[@nadogrl]

How do you know that the one “foreign doctor” was right?

[@Nerobyrne]

Is it weird that somehow, "I hurt them to make more overtime" is even worse to me than if he was a serial killer for the killing sake? Like, it just seems so .... pointless. If he wanted to work more, he could have done some kind of side-hustle.

[@dimwarlock]

Hunting for another job is worse than getting more hours at your actual job... What I'm saying is that he was probably very lazy, he didn't want to work more, just more hours registered. The method he used is also very telling: the dangers of air in the body is an important lesson as nurse since they give a lot of injections. No effort for catastrophic results, with this info, I don't even think he actually meant to help after the fact or that he was even a decent nurse.

[@Tinil0]

"Hustle" culture is seriously fucked up. No one should need a "side-hustle" to make ends meet.

[@UnreasonableOpinions]

Given how much time he spent reading up on serial killers, and that this was after his prosecution, it does sound like the best excuse he could come up with rather than a genuine explanation.

[@BlisaBLisa]

i agree, with a person who kills for fun or out of some munchausers by proxy thing there is at least some element there that isn't in the persons control, being that they are clearly fucked in the head in a very abnormal way. obviously they are responsible and they had control over their actions, but its easier to think of someone like that as just a monster and almost not a human, and its easier to point out what exactly is wrong with them that caused them to commit their crimes. someone who otherwise seems like a normal guy who has all his mental faculties who goes on to kill people just to make more money is so horrifying in how... mundane it is. he did it out of convenience, just to get ahead in his career. this is a regular guy and you might know someone like this without realizing it.

[@BlisaBLisa]

@@UnreasonableOpinions I believe he did do it for the money. the fact that every time he injected a patient he left the hospital right after, i feel like serial killers would want to stick around and see everything unfold. at least in all the stories I've heard about serial killer doctors and nurses seeing the result of their actions was the whole point, like some wanted the attention of being the one to "save" the patient, or comfort from others after the patient dies, etc. plenty of people who killed out of convenience or for money (not for the pleasure of killing or the desire to become a serial killer) would research serial killers to get ideas for how to carry out their plan, and him later searching stuff about a serial killer at the hospital he works at was to see if anyone was investigating him yet.

[@From_A_Diverging_Timeline]

If he was googling that stuff in 2018, and wasn't caught until 2020 or 2021, I wonder how many others he killed before then. Sick.

[@katie3657]

Right!

[@sherryjoiner396]

He was arrested in 2018.

[@cgordon1386]

Everyone who passed with this creep on shift needs to be dug up and looked over. This is a serial killer, so this speaks for itself now doesn't it. However, they will not do it, because of the money factor as the law suites would hit hard.

[@SallinKari]

Sad they took so long to catch him, but damn glad they took the nurse seriously when she reported on a gut feel.

[@samaeltheundying]

I remember this case, it really ruffled our feathers as EMTs and Medics. I faithfully believe in that oath, and it disappoints me that someone would be so willing to do this. :(

[@ericsmith1517]

and for money, too. he is a sociopath.

[@UnreasonableOpinions]

@@ericsmith1517 Based on the extensive interest in serial killers, it suggests the money was a useful excuse after the fact. Not a very good one, but maybe easier to justify than 'I did it for the sense of power'.

[@Journey_to_who_knows]

The oath seems basically as irrelevant today as “serve & protect”

[@bo-dine7971]

​@@Journey_to_who_knows Most claiming to uphold the oath in the business today are either too stupid or lying to themselves. There are a few left but with the new laws being passed soon they will either join the heard or be forced to retire. "..and the party told them to reject the evidence of their eyes and ears."

[@sew_gal7340]

The oath made you swear on God, if hes an atheist he doesnt believe in any god and therefore no fear of spiritual reprisal. No morals , just do whatever you want.

[@AllHaiLKINGTIsHeRe3]

The amount of horrible healthcare workers out there is really terrifying. I'm sure it's not any more than any other profession, but these people have such a worse impact and I suspect there's a lot more than reported because most of them are probably just abusive and can't be directly implicated in causing someone's death. I'm a survivor of some of them myself and it made me appreciate the good healthcare workers so much more, but it's hard to be trusting when I or my family members inevitably wind up in the hospital.

[@19popo87]

in the hospital where I work a few months ago they fired a member of the medical staff, in Italy we have an assistant figure who has less responsibility than the nurse and hospitals often hire these figures not directly but from cooperatives and other specialized companies. this person had a criminal record, no one had thought at the time of hiring to verify this. was reported by a patient because during the assistance he touched her private parts several times. hallucinating how the need for money leads people to do any job.

[@calenlight6817]

Yes, I was almost murdered by these idiots as well a few years ago. I was butchered as a child and given a life long nightmare to deal with. My nephew was butchered by a quack and given up on 10 years ago and has never left his bed since then. We don't call it "The American Murder Association" for nothing! These Hospitals are filed with fat, sick and unhealthy people who want to be in charge of our health! Hell just look at the mentally ill Tranny "Admiral" Rachel Levine, fat, mentally ill and unhealthy dude who thinks he is a woman, leading our Nations health Care system. Hail Satan who owns the medical, for profit, industry! 100%

[@dougray30]

Globetrotting Kira still coming through with the great content.

[@ProjectRedfoot]

Kira be all about dat LYFE!

[@2xsaiko]

This is so much worse than most of these stories since this guy is in a profession that is there to help people, and crimes like these also undermine trust in the entire healthcare system.

[@trynaka1421]

i agree a vile pos like this guy in the video makes the public wary of helthcare workers this should not be the case you should be able to trust your healthcare wokers

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

there's a reason a lotta women won't see male dentists or obgyn's, enough male nurses pulling something like this and they're gonna get slapped on the list too. Male nurses already have a hard enough time tbf.

[@2xsaiko]

​@@appalachiabrauchfrau I don't think it's a male vs female thing, there's horrible women working in healthcare too. For example, the recent trial of the nurse who allegedly killed 7 babies. This can come from anyone.

[@snikrepak]

After going several times to the hospital, they have done nothing but make all situations worse or permanent, so I have no faith or even any respect for the medical community.

[@Aereto]

The American Healthcare system doesn't have trust to begin with. Why do you think we have quacks and anti-vaxxers?

[@JimBobLandi]

From one nurse to another, massive kudos to the nurse that blew the whistle on this guy! Even if the suspicion is low or unexplained, you advocate for the safety of your patients! 👏👏👏

[@shalexiadavis1378]

Well, this segment just made my procrastinating self be more procrastinating about going to doctors or being around medical professionals or keeping clinic/office appointments.

[@megorex630]

I love these stories, my entire family is in the medical field, I was too until I became too ill to continue. There’s a spinal doctor I think in Texas as well that I’d love to see a deep dive on, he just ruined peoples backs, a couple patients wound up dying fro, complications. I think Dr. Phil even did an episode of this but he always sensationalizes things so I’d love to see a deep dive without the glitz. I cannot remember the doctors name, this was like 10 years ago? I have terrible brain fog and cannot remember for sure.

[@pauls5745]

I know the quack back doctor story. I think you refer to Christopher Duntsch? he gets outed from one city and goes to another, hurt dozens and even couple patients died. I don't remem who did the story I watched here on YT, but it was a thorough documentation

[@ZenDreaming60]

If you listen to podcast there’s one called Dr. death and it is the first season of that podcast and it is about the doctor you speak of.

[@megorex630]

@@pauls5745 yes that’s the name thank you.

[@sueshe2256]

Why would you love awful stories?

[@lexxisful]

That intro was intense. Nice Edit: That took quite the dark turn ngl lol

[@iloveanothermanswives4278]

This is absolutely evil. Hospital, nurses and doctors are people and places people desperately arrive in their darkest momment, their most desperate time, life and death matter. Any nurses, doctors who use their patients as instrument for revenue and greed, then these people, no, monsters, deserve life sentence.

[@papasalvo]

So youre telling me this dude said to everyone "Hey I just got fired from my job as a nurse and my license was revoked and I need help to pay bills" and over 50 people were so astronomically dumb that they didn't even think to question as to why his license was revoked or why he got fired? Those two things happening so quickly would indicate that he did something horribly wrong. Honestly If I ran GoFundMe I'm not giving those people their money back taking it as a dumbass tax and telling them stop being so damn gullible

[@Arlesmon]

Some People are way to generous or want to see the Best in everything. Or at least that's what i hope for. Because not everyone thinks People will scam them or want to rip them off. But it's good to do some research

[@DC-ml6cv]

Have you not spent anytime on the internet? People are sick. I'm suprised fights to the death aren't back yet really

[@CandyGirl44]

There's really no limit to humans stupidity, lack of critical thinking skills and culpable ignorance. I used to be so naive to think that 95% of people were decent and kind, and 5% assholes ...

[@hotrodmercury3941]

That's terrifying, so many people immediately view a hospital as a safe place. A place where their sick family member will be safe if something happened. Where the sick person can rest easy knowing someone is watching over them and knows how to save them.

[@sonofhibbs4425]

I was in the hospital once and this guy who wasn’t in any sort of uniform (not that a hospital uniform means anything) came into my room and started wheeling me out. He was friendly but his demeanor was odd. He then proceeded to tell me he was going to take me into this side room (in an area where there wasn’t anyone else) and put a shot of something in my i.v. Well, I refused. He was baffled and tried to reason with me, but I was so confused as to the reason and method and manner of all this I continued to say a firm but gentle ‘no thank you’. He did then wheel me back, looking hurt. I did realize later the procedure was legit but it made me realize how incredibly VULNERABLE anyone is when in a hospital. How was I to know what he was doing wasn’t sinister? If he had bad intentions, and if I was in a worse state where I couldn’t defend myself or ask questions, what hope does anyone have in protecting themselves from those types? Another time I went into the ER and the nurses treating me were obviously high on something. They spoke extremely fast, we’re constantly giggly and both had pupils that stayed fixed in a very constricted state. They kept urging me to ask for pain pills and anti-anxiety drugs for ‘’relief’’…I wasn’t in there for either of these reasons, plus they put me on fluids after I said I had bad nausea for a week. Later, after asking them why they gave me fluids, they said they had assumed I was vomiting profusely because I said I had bad nausea. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I had never said I vomited at all, just had extreme nausea. They were very obviously on substances- ones I assume they stole from the hospital while treating patients. I could not wait to leave. I’m sad to say I did not report them. I figured a hospital that couldn’t tell their workers were very high might just be in on the fix. They were so obviously high…how could their co-workers not tell? And if so, why were they still working there!? Hospitals are not safe!!! I don’t know how to remedy that except have a family member with you at all times.

[@helgabluestone2407]

Most nurses will bend over backwards to avoid harming a single patient. There's no forgetting truly bad events.

[@sunniecaffey7907]

I was in this hospital for heart surgery October and November of 2016...I remember this nurse being there in the ICU...my dr was Dr James Cacitolo.....this really freaked me out when I heard about this. It's sad the patients are so helpless...our lives are intruded to the medical professionals that care for us

[@TheBenghaziRabbit]

i recently got sucked back into New World and Kira.... with God as my witness, ive literally been binging your videos as I play. The quality of this video however, is fucking top notch!!! keep it up bro! 300k and beyond in no time!! hope you are doing well

[@jayfermin7449]

Yeah, big up to the nurse and definite kudos to the hospital for their timely response. In many cases like this, you find that hospitals are almost as complicit as the killers as they darg their feet trying to find the best way to cover their ass from the ensuing lawsuits.

[@cgordon1386]

It is and always has been in modern times about money...remember it's a sick care system, and not a health care system.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Even his excuse is a load of nonsense - no doubt designed to placate his wife. Unless there are extenuating circumstances, hospitals will always have a steady stream of patients - there's no need to keep patients there in order to earn overtime.

[@Christopher_S]

What is it with stories like this going on around the world. It's insane to me that someone so evil can seem fine to others throughout their careers and life.

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

well, you know that thing that happens with abusers or sexual harassers when you tell their friends about them? They go "no way, X has never seemed like that before!" and you have to try to explain, "no duh, you're not their prey." The people in this guy's life weren't his prey, there was no reason to act out around them.

[@kavinh10]

the evilest people in history have close ones who love them think about that. abusers murderers criminals don't show that face to their loved ones or were influenced by them.

[@thepjup4507]

now think of how much happens that doesnt get found out. this is an every day occurrence, every where in the world. could even be people you personally know.

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

These things have always gone on-it was an extremely notorious crime in victorian britain I.e carers murdering patients or orphans in their care, its just the level of technology now present in hospitals etc. means they're being caught a lot more

[@rosslindsey2638]

Hey Kira, I think your editing has really gotten great and the storytelling had me absorbed the whole time. Good work!

[@luckyspurs]

Your pacing when you're narrating is getting really really good.

[@arc00ta]

What a sick individual. Glad they worked fast and got him put away.

[@Martin-sp4zf]

Not only "put away" but hopefully "put down."

[@mortifinkenbein9559]

It's a good thing that the other nurse reported him immediately and the hospital reacted instantly. Here in Germany we had the horrific case of the serial killer Niels Högel who worked as an ICU nurse in two hospitals and killed at least 85 (!), but presumably more than 100 patients from 1999 to 2005. In both hospitals he was suspected of wrong doing, but they decided to look the other way in fear of losing reputation. Only when he was cought in the act in 2005 they reported him to the police and fired him. There are still investigations into possible other victims of him and some people who looked the other way are standing trial at the moment. As a physician myself cases like that make me vomit.

[@_DB.COOPER]

Need to go back to day one with this guy and see how many people died or became seriously ill when he was on duty.

[@sinebar]

As a medical student and my mom being a doctor, this shocks me. If he needed to work some overtime the hospital, I'm sure, would have been more than happy to grant it. He could have just asked.

[@powbobs]

Whoooosh!!!

[@sarwatihsan5165]

The reading of the nursing oath at the beginning was chilling knowing what would follow

[@haleyoneil9172]

I went to school with Billy, that's what we called him in school we graduated together.. it came to such a shock to me and everyone who knew him!!!! Never in a million years would we think he would do something like this it's so horrible. I guess it's like they say you just never really know who you're brushing shoulders with!!!!! I feel so sorry for all the families he hurt and for the people he killed may they rest in peace 🥺

[@AUTOPILOT4K]

Fake

[@DemoNova]

I only trust strangers I know.

[@Richard-ox6zk]

hello...

[@Garoslol]

Rip Anton

[@Sillyhands1]

Hol up

[@mayhemmacy1566]

if you know them then theyre no longer strangers then lol

[@d_all_in]

@@mayhemmacy1566 congrats on getting the joke

[@arielgrossman3303]

Like always, Kira brings his unique flavor with content and quality that we can't find anywhere else. Thanks for the vid, Kira, and safe travels to Thailand!

[@TheNightWatcher1385]

Fun fact: The Hippocratic Oath used to include a line where the physician swore to never assist in an abortion.

[@SD-oi9gr]

Well I’ve spent most part of a year in hospital hooked up to iv’s and they make noises and need flushes so often that I learnt how to operate the machines myself rather than bother the nurses every time it went off. The closest nurse usually just fixes the issue regardless of if it’s your designated nurse or not. The fact the nurse had such a bad feeling is stunning in my eyes and thank god she trusted her stomach.

[@RoseKindred]

This irks me on several layers. One, the guy is horrible, and what he has done sounds really bad (can't type what I want). The other issue is the people who just blindly helped whom he duped. I've tried to do a GFM for help when my father had a massive stroke and coma. It was difficult to get people to even see it. Now, imagine other users who need desperate help as well. He impacted the trust and visibility of those others because he decided to harm people for money. Talk about a trash person.

[@jiddkk]

But the "FREE Candy Van" is still real, right?

[@VindensSaga]

I think this was the best video you've made so far. Please continue this kind of stuff!

[@sourhill2292]

this is possibly one of the most horrific things that can happen to someone

[@TsmithJustin]

As a 30+ year patient of the NIH I can assure you that medical professionals are human. The hypocratic oath is a suggestion. As long st the drug companies keep paying them off we're only getting sicker.

[@nojuanatall3281]

From what I can tell you either become a doctor for prestige or a paycheck. Neither instills trust.

[@Argumemnon]

Excellent content as usual, man. Very interesting. You definitely deserve more subscribers.

[@KiraTV1]

Thanks dude

[@DavidJCobb]

brilliant intro, and brilliant delivery on it, too. you built tension, suspense, and a mote of dread in seconds. i bet plenty of content creators would do anything to have an opening that strong

[@ronnymarchini1706]

Bro, the production on this 👌 money well spent on your peeps 👍

[@Gingerbread_Gorl]

I do wish you would blur out those poor kids. They never asked to have a serial killer for a dad.

[@nrran6835]

No one will recognize someone’s baby pictures

[@Chili1179]

My mother retired from this hospital and worked in ICU frequently but retired before this monster worked there. Thank you for covering this.

[@littlewillowlinda]

Holy moly. These types of cases are always the scariest to me

[@r-pupz7032]

I've worked in hospitals and elderly care facilities, and I cannot fathom harming the people I cared for. We are invited in to some of the most vulnerable and challenging moments in a person's life, and they place their life in our hands. It is not only a huge responsibility, but a privilege too. It sounds corny but it really was an honour, I can't fully explain it but I am so grateful to have had that opportunity. Due to my temperament I put myself under significant pressure to be the best I could for my patients and team, and I carried the emotions home with me, especially when we were unable to save a patient. This led to chronic stress and anxiety. I was concerned it may affect my ability to give 100% to my patients and colleagues, and that worry just made things worse. I realised I was not cut out for clinical work, and chose to leave the profession rather than risk giving substandard care. I realised I didn't have the right strengths and weaknesses to suit such a job, so I moved into a health promotion role where I could still help, but at a distance. I don't say this to come across as unique, quite the opposite - it's expected that you will put your patients first, and you must step away if your ability to do so is compromised. Sure, there are some healthcare professionals who don't really care, or who are in it for the money, and that sucks, but to actively go out of your way to harm vulnerable patients is unfathomably evil. This will stay with me for a long time.

[@heyheytaytay]

ICU nurses make pretty good money. He must've had a drug or gambling problem. Sheesh.

[@BokushingusKendoTV]

Or irresponsible... drug and gambling makes them not show up for work or perform pootly... usually taking the easiest assignments so they can hide and sleep. He probably had overwhelming debt from overspending and living above his means, which happens to a lot of nurses.

[@shirleyguy7152]

Wow what a case never heard this story before. Thank you for informing us! Bless these families that were effected by this monster.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

If his aim was numbers, he was never going to get anywhere Harold Shipman who is thought to have killed in excess of 250 people - that's a small village.

[@AzraelFPV]

As someone who suffers with mental health issues these matters disgust me. I have to trust nurses and doctors and I'm paranoid, when I see things like this, this precisely justifies my paranoia despite the odds of it being unlikely to happen to me or maybe even anyone around me, but how do I know that?

[@JulianHedonist]

The temporary pursuit of career caregiving explosed me to several unpleasant people and situations. Probably the most awkward part was cleaning up a clients who were apparently having sexy dreams. Anyways, it takes patience and understanding to work in that field, anyone prioritizing money over care needs to consider a different profession.

[@gerryburntwood9617]

As a doctor, we try and do our very best to do no harm when taking care of our patients, even one’s who seem to be deemed too close to death!This is indeed shocking, and I’m sure there are people like him who end up working in the medical field,a no we need to all be vigilant, including the patients family, and all other staff on the hospital wards!

[@BillyButcherUSA]

You have a good voice for this and your videos are well put together, I've been enjoying your videos more and more, I like how "random" the topics are.

[@Anonymous0996]

I just watched a documentary on Dr. Death earlier coincidentally, and Kira releases this today. This all made me scared of some individuals in the medical field. Especially considering the doctor who botched my surgery years ago is now under investigation for another incident. I’m still alive today I guess. Quality of life has never been the same, but I guess that’s just the cards I was dealt. I know this isn’t all medical professionals, but it’s crazy these ppl exist.

[@nnand6997]

I almost died because my moms pediatrist was a bad one, years later she has several lawsuits but sadly it was so money and energy draining to keep me alive that we couldn’t pursue a lawsuit (now i must be too old for it)

[@Anonymous0996]

@@nnand6997 I’m soo sorry to hear. Maybe you can get a free consult with an attorney and see if you can be compensated?

[@IchiExorz]

Ngl i was a bit... unsure about whether iliked the change of direction with the channel (youtube for some reason stopped showing me new videos as well for a while) but these are amazing. It's very sickening to think that people who are supposed to help you get better actually end up harming/killing you.

[@calvindang7291]

Kira has an alternate channel that does a lot of the more vlog style stuff (reacting to E2 discord, kickstarter reviews, etc), too.

[@IchiExorz]

@@calvindang7291 Ahh didnt inow about that. Thanks.

[@workthrowaway8430]

Bro the timing on this is crazy because our hospital JUST had someone arrested for doing this literally right when you uploaded it. 2 Murders and one attempted found so far for the guy using insulin.

[@kanetsb]

There was a guy a long time ago in the 80s - Efren Saldivar. He did mostly the same thing, just not for money. He set the bar pretty high on this kind of sick shit - likely upwards of 200 people dead. Maybe do a history of that guy too? He used something called Pavulon - a muscle relaxant that makes you stop breathing... This was later coopted by the ambulance crews in Poland that killed people for burial money in the 90s in the city of Łódź. Fun shit to remember from childhood...

[@CharlieKellyEsq]

I've trusted strangers many times in my life. Sure there were times I got the short end of the stick, but, more often than not, my life has been enriched by trusting people

[@kirara2516]

Well, as they say n Las Vegas, Life's a gamble and Earth is the Casino.

[@johns8377]

My experience has been the complete opposite

[@katie3657]

@@johns8377 Mine too!

[@masklessfaceless0820]

You must be young.

[@mayhemmacy1566]

some people enjoy having the power over others and want to play god. its sickening that one would even have thoughts of harming another especially in such a vulnerable state

[@eprofessio]

I don’t go to the hospital because I worry that there is at least one serial killer in each hospital.

[@mayhemmacy1566]

i dont go to them either. i dont trust them. plus my doc is really condescending.

[@Sinyao]

Between dying of brain embolism and the chance my surgeon wants to watch me die for kicks, I'll take my chance with the surgeon, I think.

[@19popo87]

here in italy they caught medical staff selling patients to funeral homes. ambulances were called when someone was sick and they went out of their way to make them die and advise or force families to go to a particular burial agency. I think if a killer killed a relative of mine for any other reason I'd be better off. they have yet to invent a just and equitable punishment for such people.

[@DarksteelHeart]

Kira, you might remember me, you might not. I said something completely stupid on a video about a month ago, so I'm just commenting to say I messed up. I went back and checked myself and you were right. So stay awesome. Keep diving into things and doing what you do. I don't care if you give this a pin of shame, cuz I'd deserve it.

[@allegorx58]

no one cares bro. you’re not special

[@DarksteelHeart]

@@allegorx58 it's not about that, and the fact you think it is proves how narrow your view is. It's about admitting when you're wrong. Something most people cannot do anymore.

[@Taunt61]

that creepy smile speaks volumes. not all psychopaths learn to imitate well.

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

dude definitely has the badly imitated ASPD smile, I married someone w/ antisocial pd and he does the same badly mirrored grin. I'd bet ten bucks this guy is doing soyface in all his social media profile pics because of it.

[@lili721]

This is so scary...horrific total lack of empathy to hurt those who are already hurting. Disgusting.

[@arslanbali]

Just discovered your channel through that all might algorithm but I gotta say man your hooks and intros are amazing. You care about your intros and how it looks and it shows! Good job!

[@KiraTV1]

Thanks dude

[@96Logan]

I applaud Deb Chelette for telling her superiors right away, and having the forethought to be concerned that he had an upcoming night shift. Better to be safe and not let him work that shift. Thank you, Deb.

[@Naptosis]

The neckbeard should have been a red flag.

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

just like how boomers ask for white nurses, millennials are gonna start asking for nurses with clean shaven necks lol.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

If I had seen that gofundme independently, I for sure would've wondered what on earth kind of "misunderstanding" this person had at their medical job that landed them in court. Usually misunderstandings might get you *fired* but if you're being required to go to court as the defendant then it's usually more than a 'misunderstanding', especially since he then offers no explanation at all. Even if it was a HIPAA thing there'd usually be SOMETHING to explain.

[@milosm6140]

Great work! Quality of these videos is just getting better!

[@Heymrk]

I don't trust anyone. Even my family. Everyone is out to screw you.

[@Arlesmon]

Then how are you supposed to live life and get towards your goals? I mean, you have to really on other People wether you like it or not. And you need relationship. Becuase we're social creatures. Sure, don't give trust easily, People have to earn it. But it's toxic to have the mindset that People will screw you no matter what

[@DNA9099]

small piece of advise. never trust people who think everyone is out there to get them.

[@corvus8638]

The definition of cynicism

[@JGburneraccount]

"don't talk to strangers" *Me who works in retail* Customer: "can you tell me where the nails are" Me: *nervous panic*

[@54545flipperdipper]

As soon as I saw the title I subscribed this dude is sick af good editing btw mate 👍🏻

[@johnnycashsnightmare]

This is one reason why I don't trust nurses, doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, or anyone/anything in the medical industry. I trust no one!

[@DecemberProjects]

I would like it well known that you were entirely correct in one of your previous videos; "first 60 seconds of the video are the most important". Holy hell, you do fantastic openings.

[@pegwidgefakelastname3761]

I'm terrified of accidentally hurting sick people and all I do is count and give out medication. Someone purposefully hurting someone else blows my mind

[@RaveRaptor7]

"I did this so I can get more hours of overtime" Was it really that difficult to just ask for more hours?

[@Nylak-Otter]

I doubt he would have gotten it. Nurses that work excessive overtime produce much poorer and more dangerous results due to fatigue, which any hospital would want to avoid if they have sufficient staff to cover rounds. Overwork is a great way to cause life-threatening accidents or oversights.

[@lavenderoh]

@@Nylak-Otter that's not why. It's because nurses usually get time and a half for overtime and they don't want to pay you.

[@amberravine2232]

I quit nursing faster than any other career, 1st school bullied me because I was a stripper and I had to leave, when I had to re-sot tests, pay double and waste years the staff were that cruel I couldn't take watching abuse and left for good. I'll never trust nursing staff again on my life and have anxiety going to hospitals. Idk why this profession for care is so deadly and harmful

[@allegorx58]

and there’s no way it had anything to do with you. right?

[@DavidWilliams-so2dy]

Well at least you’ll always have stripping to fall back on. That should carry you past your 60s at least.🙄

[@carloscegelski4914]

2 years ago I had my father on hospice and the person who helped was an angel. I cant Imagine what the victims family members went thru

[@tristanrouse6150]

Do you mean the nurse was an angel of death or was their behavior like that of an angel?

[@carloscegelski4914]

@@tristanrouse6150 she is a great human very supportive of us all.

[@rectalespionagesailboat4819]

Reading the go-fund-me descrip makes me cringe at the line, "suspended by the board for misunderstandings" with no further information or attempt to clarify this weird statement. Altruism is truly fantastic and I have donated to gofundme's for family/friends/etc, but I cannot fathom who would read this and be like "TAKE MY MONEY, RANDOM STRANGER"

[@CodyP2000]

This happened close to where I work. Very interesting to see somebody cover a story from Tyler, Texas!

[@riddic4444444]

this is good content. i am a big fan of true crime, and there are a ton of true crime channels, but i will be ready to binge whatever you put out. keep it coming, whatever it is

[@haqueash]

please do more of this, i LOVE THIS FORMAT of delivery !!!!

[@josh_nbd]

As a EMT, and just as a human, this kind of shit really bothers me on another level

[@keysersoze9652]

your documentaries are improving, will be glad to create a video explaining the process man

[@bmo14lax]

I did not know about the Nightingale oath and it's very interesting. Thank you for sharing. Thank you to all of our nurses out there!! You're the best.

[@Kai0nTheMoon]

Crazy how a small amount of the very thing we need to survive can instantly kill us if put into the incorrect spot.