This is a true story

14 years to make a fucking single police call

The fact that they knew and didn't call the police gets me annoyed...what could have ended at 5 extended to 300

18yrs is too long of a time not to notice the patterns. Are hospitals that careless?

Sheesh you can’t even trust the nurse no more

Wow, how did a psycho killer end up as a medical practitioner? I thought they are trained to save lives not take countless lives

Wasnt there a movie on netflix based on this? “The good dr. Or nurse” some lik that

Pretty sure

All the past hospitals DMs who let him go need to be arrested too for assistance to the murders.

The Real Monster in that Story:

They made a movie about this called The Good Nurse starring Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain

Woah 😳

Imagine bro

He was a serial killer and no one not one hospital did anything? All of them need to be held accountable as well

Welcome to White America… 🇺🇸

Those hospitals need to put accountable for this

Life in prison for killing 300 people 🤡🤡 guy deserves lethal injection.

I wonder if this guy works in hospital or school or just about anywhere and how he treats black people there. Someone needs to expose him to his organization

Because hospitals don’t want to ruin their reputation

The Good Nurse

Guarantee they didn’t do shit out of fear of lawsuits. Could’ve prevented murders..but anything for the money <3

And that is why you never trust doctors

I think it’s a movie about him,smh

No one from the families of the victims ever questioned or sued the hospital?

@grok give comprehensive context on this, also why did he feel safe letting his guard down around her, were they in a relationship ?

Bro is animated like a Sim

Hospitals need to be more careful when employing people😔

Bet this happens more than we think

Moral of the story. Stay away from medical facilities.

Serial killing Brad

I blame the 1st hospital. They were negligent.

14 years is way too loooong to let him loose and keeps killing people

Hospital directors are their accomplices.

So many hospital authorities' fault as well.

Seen this movie. Crazy stuff. I think it was insulin he was injecting into their infusions if I remember correctly.

The hospitals were accomplices to his crimes. At the very least, its negligent homicide by the hospitals covering for him.

Seriously that first hospital staff should be arrested too.

I bet he was in a blue state!