Nurse on Night Shift Confesses to Killing Dozens
The nurse known as Timea F. admitted to injecting tranquilizers in 30 to 40 patients, with 19 named victims identified. She lived with her parents in Pomaz near Budapest and earned the nickname Black Angel as deaths rose during her shifts. A separate case in Milwaukee saw a medical examiner settle a dress code dispute for 25,000 dollars, with back pay and record purge.
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Attila Petoefi
Timea F
Pomaz
Budapest
Milwaukee
Daphne Moutry-Allen
Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office
Jeffrey Hynes
Moutry-Allen
Teen murder suspects captured at Indiana truck stop
Two teenagers from Chelsea Vermont, James Parker 16 and Robert Tulloch 17, were arrested near New Castle Indiana while en route to California, charged as adults with two counts of first degree murder for the stabbing deaths of Dartmouth College professors Hall and Susanne Zantop. Authorities traced them after a trucker interview on CB radio led to a stop at a Flying J truck stop. The suspects had left New Hampshire and were captured before dawn at the Interstate 70 truck stop, and extradition proceedings to New Hampshire were anticipated unless waived.
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New Castle
Ind
Dartmouth College
Indiana
James Parker
Robert Tulloch
Hanover
N.H
William Ward
Henry County
California
Ward
Dartmouth
Flying J
Parker and
Tulloch
Kim Cronk
Indianapolis
Topshire
Parker
Diane Tulloch
The
Half Zantop
Susanne Zantop
Germany
Bush mixed messaging on Iraq strikes and policy grasp
At a news conference with Mexico's Vicente Fox, President Bush described Friday air strikes on Iraq as routine while aides echoed the term. Analysts debate whether his disciplined delivery masks a shallow grasp of complex issues, with critics noting vague linking of goals to past agreements.
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Crawford
Texas
Bush
Iraq
White House
Ari Fleischer
National Security
Condoleezza Ricé
Michael O’hanlon
The
Brookings
O'Hanlon
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
United States
Britain
Hussein
Mexico
Vicente Fox
Brazilian jail riots shake Sao Paulo state
The biggest prison riot in Brazil's history left at least 15 inmates dead as Carandiru and 28 other facilities were seized. Officials cited the First Capital Command PCC orchestrating the uprising to demand the return of 10 PCC leaders transferred a week earlier amid stockpiled weapons.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Carandiru
First Capital Command
PCC
Marco Vinicio Petreluzzi
Petreluzzi
Hospitals ration scarce tetanus shots amid nationwide shortage
Hospitals nationwide ration adult tetanus boosters to burn victims and severely injured patients due to a severe vaccine shortage. The scarcity affects routine medications and forces tough care decisions as facilities warn the crisis may persist. Linda Tyler of University of Utah Hospital notes the challenge of rationing care.
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Washington (A
Linda Tyler
University of Utah Hospital
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Clinton
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