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Police: Nurse May Have Killed up to 38 Patients She Found "Annoying"

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Police: Nurse May Have Killed up to 38 Patients She Found Annoying Police: Nurse May Have Killed up to 38 Patients She Found "Annoying"
Patient's Death Triggers Investigation, Reveals Same Nurse Was on Duty During 38 Mysterious Deaths
Nurse it Italy Arrested on Suspicion of Killing Up to 38 Patients
Police: Woman Arrested for Killing up to 38 Patients She Might Have Found Annoying
Police: Nurse May Have Killed up to 38 Patients She Found "Annoying"
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Officials said that a nurse in northeast Italy might have killed as many as 38 patients because she found them—or their relatives—annoying.

Daniela Poggiali, who lives in the town of Lugo, was taken into custody over the weekend.

The 42-year-old nurse was booked for the alleged slaying of 78-year-old patient Rosa Calderoni, who died from an injection of potassium.

Calderoni had been admitted to the hospital with a routine illnesses before she died unexpectedly.

As reported by the Central European News, tests showed that Calderoni died with a high amount of potassium—which can provoke cardiac arrest—in her bloodstream.

Calderoni’s death triggered an investigation, which reportedly revealed that 38 others had died mysteriously while Poggiali was on duty.

Police have Poggiali’s cell phone. NY Post reports that the phone contains a photo she had snapped a few months ago of herself; in it, she is giving a thumbs up next to a patient who had died moments earlier.

“I can assure you that in all my professional years of seeing shocking photos, there were few such as these,” said prosecutor Alessandro Mancini.

According to CEN, one of Poggiali’s fellow nurses described her as a “cold person but always eager to work.”

Another colleague said that the accused nurse was once reported for giving powerful laxatives to patients at the end of her shift to make work tougher for the nurses working after her.

Daily Mail reports that Mancini said that “There are the other 38 cases of suspicious deaths and of these, ten are very suspicious.”

“Investigations are continuing, but there are insurmountable difficulties,” Mancini said.

Sources: NY Post, Mail Online

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