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Charles Cullen: The Nurse Who Killed

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Charles Cullen: The Nurse Who Killed

15–16 years of service – unknown number of victims Charles Cullen was born in February 1960 in New Jersey and is considered by many the deadliest serial killer in American history. His crimes took place in private hospitals between 1988 and 2003. Due to lack of evidence and institutional cover-ups, many hospitals did not report his suspicious behavior despite clear warning signs. Cullen told investigators that he had a difficult childhood. He grew up fatherless from infancy and lost his mother in a car accident during his adolescence. At the age of nine, he attempted suicide by drinking chemicals from a chemistry set. After high school, he joined the U.S. Navy, passing the admission exams and psychological tests easily. However, he struggled to fit in with his peers, displaying problematic and delinquent behavior. He attempted suicide multiple times and was admitted to the Navy psychiatric clinic on several occasions. In 1984, he was medically discharged from the military for unknown...

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