Nurse kills husband in Missouri so she can marry inmate

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02-10-2019, 06:47 PM
ftpjesus

Nurse kills husband in Missouri so she can marry inmate

This shit just leaves me shaking my head. Dumb bitch poisoned her husband with antifreeze and then for good measure set the bed on fire so she could hopefully marry an inmate she was having an affair with at the prison she worked at. Side note the contractor is the same company that screwed my wife over middle of last year and also just lost the contract for all the prisons in Arizona so makes me chuckle. Here’s the link to the whole story. I feel bad for her kid. Wonder who’s gonna raise her now with Daddy dead and mommy facing minimum LWOP and possible Death Penalty.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/missouri-...-life-sentence
02-10-2019, 07:37 PM
Lord of the Fraud

My latest fad is flicking through youtube channels for documentaries on high & supermax prisons in the US.

The savagery on display is fascinating.

From the blacks serving life without for brutal, nonsensical murders - to white supremacists sitting alone in a dark hole legit believing they're superior to anyone.

The whole thing is completely alien compared to anywhere else in the world, other than a few places in Southern and Central America maybe.
02-10-2019, 08:05 PM
limitles

That man is better of dead when you consider how bad his wife's cooking must have been to not notice
the anti-freeze.
02-10-2019, 08:12 PM
Crowe Diddly

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Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

My latest fad is flicking through youtube channels for documentaries on high & supermax prisons in the US.

The savagery on display is fascinating.

Also interesting are the ones on places like Rikers where people are held before trial, and can still end up locked up for years before judgment. Sometimes obv guilty, sometimes obv innocent but local prosecutors need to keep the numbers up, shit like that.

For recommendations, I'd just search Miami Dade Prison docs or similar. Shit's crazy down there.
02-10-2019, 09:43 PM
Lord of the Fraud

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Originally Posted by Crowe Diddly

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

My latest fad is flicking through youtube channels for documentaries on high & supermax prisons in the US.

The savagery on display is fascinating.

Also interesting are the ones on places like Rikers where people are held before trial, and can still end up locked up for years before judgment. Sometimes obv guilty, sometimes obv innocent but local prosecutors need to keep the numbers up, shit like that.

For recommendations, I'd just search Miami Dade Prison docs or similar. Shit's crazy down there.

How is that even legal? Like I know suspects can be held for long periods on terrorism charges (a law which is often abused by authorities) but allowing people to be held for that long without trial on non-terror related charges goes against the very fabric of democracy.

Politicians should be all over that.

Will check Miami Dade out. Cheers.
02-10-2019, 09:53 PM
duped_samaritan

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Originally Posted by limitles

That man is better of dead when you consider how bad his wife's cooking must have been to not notice
the anti-freeze.

Antifreeze is actually a little sweet and tastes pretty good.
02-10-2019, 10:18 PM
limitles

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Originally Posted by duped_samaritan

Quote:

Originally Posted by limitles

That man is better of dead when you consider how bad his wife's cooking must have been to not notice
the anti-freeze.

Antifreeze is actually a little sweet and tastes pretty good.

http://www.roadarch.com/09/8/oldtastee.jpg
02-11-2019, 02:32 PM
splitthis

Have to use the term nurse loosely. Any self respecting nurse knows how to kill someone without detection.
02-11-2019, 06:01 PM
limitles

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Originally Posted by splitthis

Have to use the term nurse loosely. Any self respecting nurse knows how to kill someone without detection.

The cops must have struggled with this one. Guy spontaneously combusts and had a bad anti freeze habit
02-13-2019, 01:50 AM
ftpjesus

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Originally Posted by Crowe Diddly

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

My latest fad is flicking through youtube channels for documentaries on high & supermax prisons in the US.

The savagery on display is fascinating.

Also interesting are the ones on places like Rikers where people are held before trial, and can still end up locked up for years before judgment. Sometimes obv guilty, sometimes obv innocent but local prosecutors need to keep the numbers up, shit like that.

For recommendations, I'd just search Miami Dade Prison docs or similar. Shit's crazy down there.

Side note about Rikers. Same healthcare company as mentioned above had the contract at Rikers for healthcare. If you wanna read some fucked up shit google Rikers Island healthcare fiasco. Reality is I’m hoping they get run out of business soon. They lost the contract here with AZ DOC but now somehow got Maryland to buy their line of crap. Inmates died in the name of saving money flat out negligence. (Weren’t talking low level felons here not child molesters) one dude died of cancer because despite the medical practitioner who was an NP trying to get the guy to a specialist regional office and the onsite medical director stonewalled. He died of Sinus Cancer for bloody sake. No excuse and he was well on his way to being released from prison within 6 months before he died because they screwed around in getting him seen it was too late.
02-13-2019, 01:52 AM
ftpjesus

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Originally Posted by splitthis

Have to use the term nurse loosely. Any self respecting nurse knows how to kill someone without detection.

This is very true. 😛. Sadly is the amount of experience a lot of the nurses have working for the contractor is pretty low. They hire a lot of new grads who don’t know enough yet. My wife and I were the exceptions having had 20yrs in the field between us before we worked for them.
02-13-2019, 02:16 PM
splitthis

Problem is if you and your wife knowingly work for a company that provides substandard care, you can be brought into litigation and held more accountable than new grads.
02-13-2019, 07:40 PM
Lord of the Fraud

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Originally Posted by Crowe Diddly

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud

My latest fad is flicking through youtube channels for documentaries on high & supermax prisons in the US.

The savagery on display is fascinating.

Also interesting are the ones on places like Rikers where people are held before trial, and can still end up locked up for years before judgment. Sometimes obv guilty, sometimes obv innocent but local prosecutors need to keep the numbers up, shit like that.

For recommendations, I'd just search Miami Dade Prison docs or similar. Shit's crazy down there.

Caught this one last night on Rikers, and you were right, people held there for sometimes years without trial while taking regular beatings from the CO's.

This one is about former inmates just telling it how it was and It's obviously authentic as fuck. One poor cunt was fucked up so bad by the guards that his face resembled a watermelon. He's in this vid telling his story, the ending credits told how he was awarded $450k for the brutal beating only to be shot dead just days before receiving the cheque - fucking ouch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6JH4OGqIU0