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Germany's Serial Killing Nurse Appeals Life Sentence For 85 Murders
Germany's most prolific serial killer in the country's post-war history has appealed his life sentence for 85 murders, a district court said today.
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German Nurse Who Killed 85 Patients In His Care Sentenced To Life
A German nurse believed to be the most prolific serial killer in the country's post-war history was handed a life sentence Thursday for killing 85 patients in his care.
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World's Worst Serial Killers
Former German hospital nurse Niels Hoegel has claimed to have killed around 100 of his patients with drug overdoses, which would make him one of the world's most prolific serial killers in recent history.
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German Nurse Who Pushed Patients To Brink Of Death Admits To Killing 55
For Niels Hoegel, it was all a game, it seemed - a life-or-death game.
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"Mistook Himself For God": German Nurse Who Killed Over 100
Hoegel injected patients with drugs that cause heart failure or circulatory collapse so he could then try to revive them and, when successful, shine as a saviour before his medical peers and superiors.
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"I'm Honestly Sorry": German Nurse Tells Families Of Over 100 He Killed
A German former hospital nurse who has admitted to killing more than 100 patients in his care apologised Thursday to victims' grieving relatives.
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German Nurse Kills Over 100 Patients Out Of 'Boredom'
A German nurse who used lethal drugs on patients out of "boredom" is responsible for the deaths of 106 people, investigators said Thursday, noting the toll could rise further as more bodies are studied.
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German Killer Nurse Suspected Of Murdering Over 84 Patients
A German nurse jailed for murdering two patients is suspected of killing at least 84 other people, police said on Monday.
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German Killer Nurse Murdered 'At Least 90 Patients'
A male nurse jailed for life two years ago for killing two hospital patients with lethal drug overdoses murdered at least 90 patients in total, and possibly twice as many, police said today, calling it post-war Germany's worst killing spree.
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Germany's Serial Killing Nurse Appeals Life Sentence For 85 Murders
Germany's most prolific serial killer in the country's post-war history has appealed his life sentence for 85 murders, a district court said today.
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German Nurse Who Killed 85 Patients In His Care Sentenced To Life
A German nurse believed to be the most prolific serial killer in the country's post-war history was handed a life sentence Thursday for killing 85 patients in his care.
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World's Worst Serial Killers
Former German hospital nurse Niels Hoegel has claimed to have killed around 100 of his patients with drug overdoses, which would make him one of the world's most prolific serial killers in recent history.
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German Nurse Who Pushed Patients To Brink Of Death Admits To Killing 55
For Niels Hoegel, it was all a game, it seemed - a life-or-death game.
-
"Mistook Himself For God": German Nurse Who Killed Over 100
Hoegel injected patients with drugs that cause heart failure or circulatory collapse so he could then try to revive them and, when successful, shine as a saviour before his medical peers and superiors.
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"I'm Honestly Sorry": German Nurse Tells Families Of Over 100 He Killed
A German former hospital nurse who has admitted to killing more than 100 patients in his care apologised Thursday to victims' grieving relatives.
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German Nurse Kills Over 100 Patients Out Of 'Boredom'
A German nurse who used lethal drugs on patients out of "boredom" is responsible for the deaths of 106 people, investigators said Thursday, noting the toll could rise further as more bodies are studied.
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German Killer Nurse Suspected Of Murdering Over 84 Patients
A German nurse jailed for murdering two patients is suspected of killing at least 84 other people, police said on Monday.
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German Killer Nurse Murdered 'At Least 90 Patients'
A male nurse jailed for life two years ago for killing two hospital patients with lethal drug overdoses murdered at least 90 patients in total, and possibly twice as many, police said today, calling it post-war Germany's worst killing spree.
