The Night Shift: Charles Cullen and the Nurse Who Should Never Have Been Trusted
For sixteen years, Charles Cullen walked hospital corridors in New Jersey and Pennsylvania as a critical-care nurse. Patients who were recovering suddenly died. Families were told it was natural. It wasn’t.
Cullen admitted to murdering 29 people with lethal overdoses of ordinary hospital drugs. Investigators have long said the real number could be far higher. He was fired, forced out, and hired again — until a colleague and two detectives finally stopped him.
In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, Alexander’s Lawson tells the record of Cullen’s crimes, how the system kept giving him a badge…
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