Nurse tasked with safeguarding infants convicted of 7 baby deaths.

A Shocking Case: Nurse Convicted of⁢ Murdering Infants

In ‌a horrifying turn⁤ of​ events, a British nurse has been ​found guilty ⁤of murdering ⁣seven infants and⁢ attempting to⁣ murder six more between⁢ 2015 ⁣and 2016. This​ shocking case has ⁣made her the United Kingdom’s worst serial⁣ killer of babies in recent times.

The 33-year-old nurse, whose name will not be disclosed, faced ​a total of 22 counts, out of which ‌she was convicted in 14. The trial,⁢ which ​lasted for 10 months at Manchester Crown Court, ⁢saw the jury unable to reach verdicts on⁤ six additional‍ counts ⁤of attempted murder. However,‌ she was acquitted of two counts of attempted murder.

Working in the neonatal ward of the Countess of Chester Hospital in Chester, England, the nurse⁢ carried out heinous acts⁢ against innocent babies. She injected⁢ air into their blood and stomachs, overfed ⁣them with milk, physically assaulted them, and even ⁢poisoned them with insulin.

Tragically, seven babies lost ⁢their lives ‍due to her actions, resulting ‌in​ seven murder convictions. Additionally, she was‍ found guilty on seven counts of attempted murder relating ⁢to⁤ six other ‍babies. ​The Crown ⁢Prosecution‌ Service (CPS) of Britain confirmed these convictions in a press release.

During the police investigation, authorities discovered handwritten‌ notes in the nurse’s ‍home, ‍including⁤ one ‌chilling message that read, ⁤”I‍ am evil ‌I did ⁢this.”

Doctors at ⁣the hospital where the nurse‍ worked began to notice ‌an alarming number of ⁤infant deaths and unexpected collapses. When no medical explanation could be‌ found, the hospital‍ alerted the police, ⁤leading to the ⁢uncovering of this horrifying crime.

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“[The nurse] sought to deceive her colleagues and ‌pass⁣ off the ‌harm she caused as nothing more than a worsening of each baby’s existing vulnerability,” stated Pascale Jones,⁤ the ‌senior crown‌ prosecutor. “In her hands, innocuous substances like air, milk, fluids – or medication like insulin –⁤ would become lethal. She perverted her learning and weaponized her craft to inflict harm, grief, and death.”

During the ⁢trial, prosecutors presented evidence showing that the babies were perfectly healthy before‍ the nurse ‌attacked them.⁣ Furthermore, those who‌ survived her attempts to kill them experienced a⁤ remarkably‌ rapid recovery, indicating that the harm inflicted⁢ was not natural. Investigators‍ also uncovered falsified medical documents, including manipulated⁤ change time reports, in an ‍attempt ⁤by the nurse to conceal her ​involvement in the deaths.

Disturbingly, text messages and social media activity coincided ​with the attacks, with some appearing⁤ to ‍live blog the events. The CPS revealed‍ that this activity demonstrated the ​nurse’s “intrusive curiosity about‌ the parents of ‍babies she had harmed.”

“To⁢ the families of the victims – I hope your unimaginable suffering is eased⁢ in some way by the verdicts. Our‌ thoughts remain with you,” expressed Chief Crown Prosecutor Jonathan Storer. “Our prosecution team⁤ and‌ police investigators have my respect and gratitude. These ‌convictions could not have happened​ without their dedication to securing justice.”