Comments by "Jo Brock" (@jobrock1079) on "Texas Nurse Convicted In Murder Of Multiple Patients" video.

@ufarkingicehole I just got done watching it on "See No Evil", a show on the Investigation Discovery channel that is about crimes solved (or even caught) by cameras. If you get that channel it is probably being aired again tonight/late night. Sometimes people put episodes of it on youtube but I don't think one is up yet.
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He didn't make a full confession; he was dishonest with his wife. He told her it was just to make the patients sicker so the'd be in the hospital a little longer for him to make more money for them (his family).
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This guy was injecting air into the patients causing air bubbles in their brains. They found this in the scans even before he was a suspect. They have video of him with a syringe in hand going into a patient's room and then coming out a few minutes later. Then suddenly other nurses rushed to the patient's room as the patient was suffering seizures and the monitoring equipment triggered alarms. Meanwhile he held back for 3 minutes watching the monitor. Then he walked to the doorway of the room and watched. He never told anyone that he was just in there. They also found he was the one working and going in the patients' rooms when the other episodes happened. They noticed the lines/graphs of the monitoring equipment showed exactly when the air was injected. Furthermore, many of these patients were doing well - recovering well - after heart surgery. These cases also stopped when he was suspended and no longer allowed to work there. They found on his computer he was researching these kinds of deaths (death by injecting air into patient's medical equipment/tubes) and was also researching serial killers' death counts. Furthermore he admitted it in a phone call with his wife, she begged him to tell the truth and he admitted it, but claimed it was just to make them sick a little longer so he could make more money for them (his family).
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