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Former nurse charged with murder of two patients, attempted murder of a third at Winston-Salem hospital
Headline from Independent Tribune
Lethal doses of insulin killed two women, and the nurse responsible attempted to kill a third, said Forsyth DA Jim O'Neill.
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The North Carolina nurse, Johnathan Hayes, was also charged with attempted murder over the injection of a third woman who survived, the Forsyth County district attorney said.
Johnathan Hayes, 47, was arrested Tuesday. He is accused of administering lethal doses of insulin to two patients who died and a near-fatal dose to a third patient who survived.
A former nurse at a North Carolina hospital has been charged in the deaths of two patients after officials said he injected them with lethal doses of insulin.
Jonathan Hayes, 47, was charged with two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder for allegedly administering fatal and near-fatal doses of insulin to patients.
WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina (WRAL) — A man who was a nurse at a Winston-Salem hospital has been charged with murdering multiple patients by administering lethal doses of insulin. Jonathan Hayes, who worked at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, has been charged with two counts of mur…
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