Nurses Who Kill

After killing his first wife in a staged car crash and attempting to murder his second, Malcom Webster intended to use his nursing skills to kill a third woman before being caught.

Anne Grigg-Booth was accused of murdering three patients at a hospital in Yorkshire, but died of an overdose while awaiting trial. Was her drug and alcohol addiction to blame?

Efren Saldivar confessed to killing 40 to 50 patients over an eight-year period at a Los Angeles hospital by giving them lethal injections of muscle relaxants.

Megan Haines was jailed in 2016 for the calculated murders of two elderly patients in New South Wales by injecting them with lethal doses of insulin.

Jeannie Miata, also known as Jeanine Hannah, was convicted of murdering a 68-year-old Texas woman with a lethal dose of insulin in 2002. Inside prison, journalist Carolyn Canville asks her why she did it.

When nurse Roger Dean was caught on camera stealing drugs from an Australian care home to feed his addiction, he set the place on fire and killed ten people.

Vickie Dawn Jackson was convicted of killing ten patients at a Texas hospital with a paralysing drug. What drove the softly-spoken nurse to commit murder?

Sydney nursing home employee Garry Davis told his Facebook friends he hated old people, and days before two patients were found dead in their beds, he predicted they would die.

Cat-loving Canadian nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer intentionally administered fatal doses of drugs to eight elderly victims. After killing, she would often post macabre poems online.

'Angel of Death' Donald Harvey is believed to have murdered nearly 60 patients, often by administering arsenic and cyanide, in a 20-year killing spree.