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They know how to kill and how to cure. Inside a hospital, at home, or maybe even next door. They are trained to save lives but also know how to take them. This is Murder by Medic.
We are at our most vulnerable when ill, trusting our medics to care for us, to diagnose, to offer us treatment, to fix what's wrong. Our doctors and nurses are taught how to save lives but what happens when they decide to take lives instead? What happens when they don't cure us, what happens when they kill us?This series tells the stories of 52 medics who have murdered their patients or used their medical know-how to kill closer to home.From doctors to psychologists to dentists to nurses. Each episode delves into a different case examining the chilling true tales of medics who break the Hippocratic Oath and kill. The series pieces together the hard evidence, the means and the motive to create a full picture of the case. Told through poignant interviews with the loved ones of victims, key video and audio evidence, revelations from investigators and legal teams and insights from a distinguished panel of experts.
Dr Harold Shipman, a respected GP, murdered some 250 patients. Despite suspicions raised by colleagues, it took years for the authorities to catch up with him. Murder by Medic reveals a shocking pattern of abusing trust
In little more than a year after Reta Mays started work as a nurse's assistant in the VA centre, there were 21 suspicious deaths. The FBI launched an investigation, leading to the exhumation of some of her victims.
Dr Bob Neulander found his wife, Leslie, covered in blood in the bathroom, having apparently fallen. Initially, her death was ruled an accident, but due to local rumours the DA reopened the investigation.
Over the course of just a few months, Vickie Jackson murdered at least ten people. An investigation found a suspicious syringe in Jackson's trash, and bodies were exhumed to test for the lethal drug.
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