EP87 - The Quiet Room: Charles Cullen and the Anatomy of Silence

For sixteen years, nurse Charles Cullen moved from hospital to hospital, leaving a trail of dead patients in his wake. This is the story of how a man, seen by many as a quiet and competent caregiver, became America's most prolific serial killer, and how the very institutions meant to protect life enabled his reign of terror. We dissect the anatomy of a medical murderer, where the deadliest instrument was not a scalpel, but a syringe and a system of silence.