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“The Prosecutors” double episode:
Ep 1 – An evening of pick-up basketball in Houston turns tragic when prosecutor Gil Epstein is murdered in a community center parking lot. Investigators depend on anonymous tips and hazy eyewitness accounts to track down a killer. District Attorney Chuck Rosenthal leads a prosecution team whose chances for a conviction are put in jeopardy by a single holdout juror.
Ep 2 – When the death rate at a rural Indiana hospital skyrockets, an investigation implicates a nurse, Orville Lynn Majors. State Police are left with a daunting task. In order to conclude that Majors is a serial killer, police first have to first figure out if the deaths were murders and then determine how he killed the patients.
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Why would the judge not allow the statistics. They speak for themselves.
My mil was murdered by the covid protocols. I cannot wait for the world to wake up
The hospital cannot suspend his license. Only the state department that issue the license can do that. And the investigation hadn't even started. Are you kidding….unbelievable that this doc would make such a statement. Autopsies would have to prove the people was murdered. Elderly people? Died of old age probably
I hate that the "justice" system focuses on getting defendants off with their crimes rather then insuring a fair trial.
I could never be a defense lawyer, because I couldn't live with myself knowing I helped a criminal get away with it.
Imlove your channel but is there any chance of putting a longer ause between cases please?
It’s inexcusable that no one at the hospital investigated this for three years.
My exhusband and his best friend started killing patients in their 3rd year in med school..
I found out in the scariest way on a nightmare of a night.
I got him out of our rental..and started trying to get it investigated ..
They arranged my murder…
OBVIOUSLY
GOD INTERVENED…
BUT THE MIRACLES THAT SAVED MY LIFE…
IMPRISONED THE MOB OWNED NOPD HITMAN…
DID NOT END IT…
I LIVED
ON A FINANCIAL CRIME THE PSYCHO "COP" WENT TO FEDERAL ORISON FOR TWO YEARS…
BUT THE TWO ORIGINAL MURDERERS
PETER GEORGE POLOS
AND
JANINE STECKLER PARKER
GOT AWAY WITH IT..
AND JUST WENT ON…
BUT HAD TO BE MORE CAREFUL..
( A "MISSED" DIAGNOSIS
AN UNREAD XRAY
AN UNREAD LAB REPORT
A MIX UP IN MEDS…ETC)
Defense attorney Marshall Pinkus can kiss my pink ass. (Is he Mike Pence's twin?)
I've been with a few head nurses but they wasn't registered 😂😂😂
World's worst criminal : leaving viles of the murder weapon behind in your garage when you move
terrible acting and medical recreation. someone having a seizure is not "coding" and they don't put defibrillator paddles over a patient's hospital gown lol
I want to know what happened to Emilita's young son. I hope that his maternal grandparents were able to raise him, or if not them, someone in his mother's family.
Edit: in looking for what happened to the boy, I found out that Emilita was his 4th wife, and that he served time while in the military for killing a man (manslaughter) while he was stationed in Italy.
There was no information regarding his son with Emilita. 😥
Shouldn't it be in the charts what the shots were? Why couldn't that attorney say 'the shot was this, not potassium'?
"The polygraph has no evidantiary value, but it tells me if someone is lying or not." No, it doesn't show anything of the sort. That's why it's not applicable as evidence. They could just as well be dowsing or burning herbs to ask the spirits for answers.
These are excellent! Thank you!
Moving the trial 30 miles away in small town America is equivalent to moving it across the street…news travels fast in such places
So when this nurse was suspended, did the death rates go back to previous numbers??
The defense lawyer in the first case made me sick to my stomach.
How can his lawyer not convince himself that his client was guilty? Let alone that these deaths were not natural? The numbers are clear and anyone with common sense would agree that there was foul play.
EVERY mail order bride husband knows that if you're dissatisfied with your mail order bride you're legally required to mail them 😀 back C.O.D. Just don't forget the air holes in the shipping container 😂. The post office is a little ticklish about that. 😊
It’s so crazy this was in Indiana in Clay county my step dad lived there
So did they do toxicology screens on the suspicious deaths when the happened
A FAIR TRIAL? The people he killed got a death sentence!!!