The Case of Kristen Gilbert

from Totally Innocent · host Alexander E Ryken

Welcome to episode 4 of the Totally Innocent Podcast. In this weeks episode we are taking a look at the case of Kristen Gilbert and what her crimes were.  Kristen Gilbert was named the Angel of Death, because of the way she killed her victims. Her methods were to inject IV bags of patients in the hospital with drugs to induce cardiac arrest. It is thought that she has killed 350 or more people, but was only charged for the murder of 4.  Next week we are going to take a look at Judy Beunoano, AKA The Black Widow, just in time for the Black Widow movie from Marvel! Exciting. If you want to stay up to date on all of our podcasts you can go to www.thecancelledcult.com to view all of our shows information and if you want to be apart of the show you can send an email to [email protected] and have your message read on an episode.  Thank you for listening, I hope you enjoy The Case of Kristen Gilbert.

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