Kristen Gilbert's Crimes

Kristen Gilbert's Crimes

Why were patients dying on Gilbert's shift?

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Explore the crimes of Kristen Gilbert and the warning signs that went unnoticed for far too long. Discover how a trusted healthcare professional became the focus of a major murder investigation after an unusual number of patient deaths, and how her case remains one of the most infamous medical murder cases in the US.

Ep 1:

Death on Ward C

A veteran's terrified warning about killings on Ward C sets the stage for uncovering nurse Kristen Gilbert's chilling reign at a Massachusetts VA hospital.

Ep 2:

Building the Angel of Death

From a troubled childhood to a beloved ward nurse, Kristen Gilbert's charm masked a rising death toll—and a forbidden affair that fueled her deadly need for heroism.

Ep 3:

The Weapon That Vanishes

Epinephrine offered the perfect untraceable weapon, but one nurse's quiet, dogged auditing of missing vials began exposing a pattern too damning to ignore.

Ep 4:

The Toy Voice-Changer Confession

As her affair unraveled, Kristen Gilbert's reckless bomb threats and a children's toy voice-changer cracked open an investigation—and a chilling confession followed.

Ep 5:

Verdict at the Leeds VA

Facing a mountain of circumstantial evidence, a jury delivers its verdict on Kristen Gilbert, exposing the psychology and lethal deception behind the Angel of Death.

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Discussions (5)

Crystal

Level 6 · 5 days ago

Henry saying 'I don't want to die' and everyone writing it off because of his diagnosis wrecked me. He was the only one telling the truth in that whole building.

Lucy

Level 7 · 5 days ago

she bought the voice changer with her own credit card. studied forensics. knew exactly how to hide murders. could not figure out that receipts exist.

Rhett

Level 10 · 5 days ago

the stats not being admitted at trial was the right call but saying they 'served their purpose' at the grand jury feels like a stretch, circumstantial patterns alone shouldn't anchor a case this serious

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