Spoiler alert, almost 20 years later after this guy was apprehended, hospitals/facilities are still putting profit over patient safety (i'm a nurse). That's something that will never change.

@vipr1142

2 жыл бұрын

I love this channel. He really pumps out episodes as often as I pleasure myself. Thats kinda crazy

@MissJacqification

2 жыл бұрын

I agree wholeheartedly. I have been a nurse for over 36 years now

@princesabonita79

2 жыл бұрын

@@MissJacqification that's amazing that you've been at it for this long. I've been a nurse for 10 years and i was disappointed a few years into it. I never thought it would be like this, profit over people.

@Reddbeaver

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service.

@Kevin-cy2dr

2 жыл бұрын

Of course in Murica everything is about money. People have no value

"This maniac loudly smashed a sliding glass door to break into a house and stare at a sleeping woman. Anyway, here's an ad for a product that'll help you sleep heavily."

The fact that he got away with this for so long is INFURIATING.

i had third degree burns last year and was treated by what i can only describe as the best burn ward team in america at lehigh valley health network ( burn center mentioned in video) to think that this man could have been the reason i never walked out of a hospital ( if he wasnt caught) is genuinely numbing.. i didnt even think i was gonna make it out alive with the amazing support and help of the staff..this dude need to be under a prison..

@lindaarrington9397

2 жыл бұрын

Also. Have had. 3rd degree over my body. Im so. So glad. You never met this thing. He should be shot out back

@bethbubs1396

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you are healing and out of pain and I’m so glad you were able to leave the hospital! It is weird hearing a place mentioned in these stories. My sister in law delivered my niece at that hospital - almost 30 years ago. Cheers to continued health and happiness to you!

@ladymopar2024

2 жыл бұрын

Been-there-done-that it is awful but I bought myself a Kindle didn't books on tape play video games anything to keep my mind off of how painful it was I hope you heal quickly I don't like that kind of pain

@oGKiidNoVa

2 жыл бұрын

@@bethbubs1396 im doing well and taking it day by day with the pain. they are really the best at what they do there. thank you so much for your thoughts! and thanks to everyone for all the likes!

@oGKiidNoVa

2 жыл бұрын

@@ladymopar2024 I am healing quickly. a bit of webbing in the hand from the grafting but after im fully healed i think a bit of surgery will clear that all up. I hope you are doing well yourself with your recovery i wish you nothing but the best.

I lived in Phillipsburg NJ during this psycho’s killings at Warren Hospital. I’ve been waiting a LONG time for a channel to cover this. You did an amazing job on the details. Thank you.

@WrathofArminius

2 жыл бұрын

Good old PBurg. Hell yeah man. Though I lived in Wilson, I stomped around all over the area.

@FiresideCoffee

2 жыл бұрын

Wilson, Easton, P-burg all within 5 minutes of each other 😊👍

@christettamanti9413

2 жыл бұрын

@@FiresideCoffee Born there in 1966...at Warren Hospital.

@Awoodcock30

2 жыл бұрын

You should of got a heart ❤️

@Arisbe_obasmoqweef

2 жыл бұрын

@@Awoodcock30 should have

As a nursing student, this is insane to think about! At work we do not usually question another nurse giving medication to a patient. So to think your co worker is next to you tampering with patients medication is mind boggling.

@saramaxinerigotti6260

2 жыл бұрын

I know. I worked in the care system and "code of ethics" & responsibility for "Patient safety &care" was a BIG issue when given that trust!! Thank God theres cameras & security in hospitals now.

@AllezlesParisiens

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve been a nurse 5 years and most nurses are good. There’s bad apples in every profession.

@kimberini6465

2 жыл бұрын

@@AllezlesParisiens Been RN for a long time. I have seen a few nurses fired and reviewed to state board for offenses, like drug use. What amazes me in this case is the hospitals willingness to just overlook his actions!! Places I have worked would have police and board officials on it so quick!! Maybe if that had happened, he would not hve had the chance to keep killing and lives could've been saved. 😰

@AllezlesParisiens

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimberini6465 i see it the same as police. Most are good, but the bad ones get the press.

@lilkr8844

2 жыл бұрын

My niece is a nurse and she pretty much said what you said word for word , just of topic you guys are so under rated and under paid you do an amazing job job salute to you x

Wow, this enrages me. Not only the monster himself who killed all those people-but whoever was responsible, at the various hospitals, for not turning him in. All those people have blood on their hands as well. The mind set of trying to not be sued, yet you're letting a killer run amok. Ironically, after the truth comes out, I imagine all the lawsuits they were trying to avoid, hit them (as they should) big time. Even more so, since they suspected he was behind some of the patient's deaths and they did nothing.

@lindaarrington9397

2 жыл бұрын

They stick up for them selves. Still do Drs around here make me so mad

@CaIypso5150

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah but who wants to have to testify and do all the paperwork to turn him in.

@RowanWarren78

2 жыл бұрын

@@CaIypso5150 lol, that's sarcasm, isn't it.😆 Hard to tell through text.

@endless3cho

2 жыл бұрын

@@RowanWarren78 you have a functional sarcasm detector.

@MickMcGarnackle

Жыл бұрын

Right?! Some people just need to be skinned alive.

Patient: “he stuck me!” Doctor: “you are lying, it was a bug bite” Fantastic work there

@inciaradible7144

2 жыл бұрын

'But the doctor did not order any medications that need to be injected...' Me: 'Oh, so they got him then?' '...so he told her it must've been a bug bite.'

@conscientiousobserver8772

2 жыл бұрын

IKR? Why in the world would the doctor dismiss the family's word? I've heard stories of women not being heard, but even her son was there to corroborate her account. Either the doctor's ego, or his fear got the better of him, for sure.

@nicoledoubleyou

2 жыл бұрын

@@conscientiousobserver8772 corroborate not collaborate

@conscientiousobserver8772

2 жыл бұрын

@@nicoledoubleyou Yes, Thanks.

@violagentsch

2 жыл бұрын

And watching burn victims die in pain. Wonderful.

Dear Narrator, I'm with you: What. The. Fuck. It's so astonishing the way no one did anything!

@Liy798

2 жыл бұрын

Wow I read this as he was saying it lol

As a person who gets IV fluids and blood every two weeks, this freaks me out. But you have play the hand you are dealt. Stay safe everyone 💚

@kimberlyhayes6006

2 жыл бұрын

Same! I’m in the hospital frequently as I have chronic respiratory failure and I’ve been on life support 19 times. Hearing things like this just makes me feel like I’m playing Russian roulette, and one day I’ll get a nurse that wants to kill me instead of help me lol.

@stinkybritches8174

2 жыл бұрын

I have some gender fluid I can sell you.

100% agree. "you find out a nurse is killing people and you threaten to fire him if he kills another. what. the. Fuck." Nurses and doctors get away with a lot more crap than they should.

@LadyAstarionAncunin

2 жыл бұрын

And this isn’t the only case like this. Like universities, churches, the police force, and the Catholic church, they just cover things up.

@Apostolic401

2 жыл бұрын

Schools are seriously worse. Now in most churches, people are background checked with a police, because of so many pedophiles trying to be a church school teacher. Now Disney has been doing this for 3 decades or more.

@generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895

2 жыл бұрын

They are grossly incompetent and falsely overvalued due to coof.

@xminusone1

Жыл бұрын

Police officers too.

I was about 11 years old when I heard about this on the news. Somerset Medical Center was probably a 5-10 min drive from my house. A few years later my dad had a heart attack and my mom did NOT want to bring him there. As of maybe almost 10 years ago it’s been bought out (by RWJ which is the sign in the pics used) and they fired and replaced most of the staff lol it definitely was not a good hospital. Thank you for covering this! And it’s fun to hear non-Jerseyans say Hunterdon 😁 we say it closer to “hunnerdin” esp when speaking fast!

@angelaburroughs4584

2 жыл бұрын

I get it… I’m from Boston Massachusetts and it’s funny to hear other people say Worcester.. we say “ wosta” like how we say water “wata” … kinda don’t say the ERs at the end of the word 😂

@violagentsch

2 жыл бұрын

Thanx

@beautifulmoment7986

2 жыл бұрын

1

@Liy798

2 жыл бұрын

Heyyyy fellow Jerseyan 👋🏾☺️

@TheBootyWrangler

2 жыл бұрын

That’s how we say it in Texas as well. “Hundrdin”

Love you man, you have hands down the best narration voice and descriptions of everything is incredible. The intro is freakin amazing too!

@Johnjohn-dt6hw

Жыл бұрын

Yea he does genious

We had our own angel of death over here, Dr Death (Harold Shipman). Thought to be Britain's worst serial killer. I'm not sure if you've done a video of him but thought you might be interested. Blessings from Scotland. 🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🌺

@GradKat

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, that would be a good video. It’s not known how many he killed, but I’ve heard estimates in the hundreds.

@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah old Harold got greedy or he probably wouldn't have been caught. Don't forget Beverly allit as well.

@herrschmidt5477

2 жыл бұрын

there are about 2000 videos about Shipman already. why do you need the 2001th?

@tamekaconley9753

Жыл бұрын

@Panda Angry well I havent

You could probably do a whole season on so called "Angel of Mercy/ Angel of Death" killers. They are a fascinating group of monsters. At one hospital, I think it was in the early 1900's, there were supposedly several working together at one hospital. I don't have a lot of details because the only reference for this I ever found on this group was an encyclopedia of serial killers that I found while in college and do not have on hand.

@marcusdonahue7124

2 жыл бұрын

I believe I must have found it? Does this ring a bell? Not "early" in the 1900's, but there's a lot of old European sounding names, places etc. In any case I had heard of this exact case before you reminded me of it, and I don't recall ever hearing a similar story en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lainz_Angels_of_Death

@saramaxinerigotti6260

2 жыл бұрын

I remember reading about that. It was a group of nurses who became resentful towards the patients and decided to cover for each other when they got tired of a patient & decided to "bump them off"

@LanceJade

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcusdonahue7124 I think that’s them! I did not realize it was that recent.

@Merjacevi

2 жыл бұрын

I know this case! Maria Gruber, Irene Leidolf, Stephanija Meyer, and Waltraud Wagner. They got found out because someone overheard them talking about it in a pub! I've always been fascinated by that case in particular.

@natthasiriboon8145

2 жыл бұрын

Have read about this. They say Psychopaths will some time seak jobs in health care/social worker because they can have power over one of the most vulnerable people. People in their care can't really fight back and unlikely to rat them out. Who would you believe between a respectable doctors/nurse and a patient with a list of mental issues long enough to fill an entire novel?

I was in the burn unit for a few weeks in 1986 and even though it wasn't anywhere near this i can say that these people were in real agony. Also, things weren't digitised yet and so in many hospitals, information went from place to place via an pnuematic tube system and thing got lost in the walls all the time. I think I had to have 3 CT scans when one would have been fine because they got lost- and this was a top tire hospital, record keeping was tricky. That's crazy he kept getting rehired just to avoid lawsuits, the US is broken. Thanks for the videos!

@ladymopar2024

2 жыл бұрын

Well I hope you have a better system now then they did back then everything is computerized now. I was not in a burn center but my legs front and back we're so burnt I had third-degree Burns I could not walk after the third day I to put aloe vera on on it I just had to wait it out that was painful and now even 40 years later I cannot wear shorts because my legs will start the burn, the only good thing that came out of it was I don't have to shave my legs anymore LOL

@Archie0pteryx

2 жыл бұрын

@@ladymopar2024 Oh yes of course it's computerized now but I was talking about then because that's when this person was active so the technology would have been the same- poor record keeping could have been a factor with the system in place then. I'm sorry to hear about your burns that sounds so horrible and painful. :(

@saramaxinerigotti6260

2 жыл бұрын

The " Burns unit" is the most traumatic & "High Level Care" ward next to "intensive care".

@ladymopar2024

2 жыл бұрын

@@Archie0pteryx oh doesn't diminish the fact it's interesting though. Thank you for the kind thoughts I appreciate them yep it was super freaking painful and I'm allergic to opiates so it really sucked I didn't even know those happening it's another example of being cautious, didn't realize how hot it was outside and I did you send screen had a helper with me so I'm glad because my kid's dad had passed away

This was especially difficult to listen to as my husband's death in a hospital in October is currently being investigated. He was also expected to be released.

@nicoledoubleyou

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow, what happened?

@amywarren3508

2 жыл бұрын

So sorry you lost your husband Niecie, I hope if something happened to him it is brought into the light. Prayers for you and yours.

@babesmagee1

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry this happened to you. I too almost died at the hands of negligent hospital staff. I tried to get some justice but it simply didn't happen so I hope that it happens for you. 😢

@NainaB93

2 жыл бұрын

So sorry for your loss!

@peggypasson8794

2 жыл бұрын

This seems to be happening everywhere an it seems hospitals are fighting lawsuits !

It really shows you how much hospitals value the bottom line over their patients. Having said that, I bet they are still getting lawsuits about this.

@gaylemc2692

2 жыл бұрын

I worked in one for 22 years and you're absolutely correct. The administrators and doctors like their bonus checks and profit-sharing. It's amazing how cheap they can get when it comes to the real workers.

@solitaireburton3740

2 жыл бұрын

Oh definitely. Medicine = Money. It's the MMM. How many people have been killed during COVID and swept under the carpet, for fear of litigation? I'm Australian and I've thought the American health care system has been awful since I was old enough to understand it. I grew up in a state where ALL THE PROCEEDS of the lottery were used to run the hospitals. Couldn't understand why people had to PAY for hospital.

@mariela4052

2 жыл бұрын

I had a botched Hysterectomy and was rushed back to Er a few days after being discharged. I was in such bad shape, throwing up feces. I had to be readmitted for emergency surgery and have an ng tube jammed through a nostril. The first thing the doctor said to me was he hadn't had a patient end up in an ng tube since he was doing his residency 20 years previously. Was that supposed to be comforting? He then swapped me from my narcotic pain meds to an nsaid without telling me. I started freaking out because my pain level started increasing so quickly that I thought something else was going wrong and was scared. That's when he told my family i was displaying drug seeking behavior by becoming so upset over the med switch. Ive always thought he diverted them on purpose and got pissed and nervous when I picked up on it. There are some real sickos in the medical field with legit God complexes. That was such a nightmare!!

@TwoBs

2 жыл бұрын

@@solitaireburton3740 I get people rag on the US system often and claim they don’t understand why we have to pay out the ass for healthcare, especially if they don’t live here, but there is a reason that is a bit more complicated than “just let it all be free!” A TLDR is below, but if you genuinely want to know: - The US has the highest number of MRI machines above every other western country, guaranteeing one at every hospital (Japan is the only other country with a higher number of them). - Ventilators are in abundance here. Every hospital has them. Despite the narratives thrown around during COVID - ventilators were covered and the US even sent them to other countries that needed them. - The US also has more ICU beds per person than any country in the world. It’s why the majority of the US hospitals did NOT become overwhelmed during the pandemic (NYC ≠ all of US cities). - Similar for CT scanners per hospital in the US. South Korea is the only other country to have a lot, with the US in second, Italy in third. - Despite the US having lower hospital beds per 1,000 people compared to countries like Japan, Germany, or Austria, the medical equipment still ranks US the highest among other western countries for accessibility. Something many foreigners will travel to America for to have access to in terms of their health. For a country that is said to have the worst, many seek out the centers in the US over it. - The US also has a higher number than any other country of practicing physicians that are specialists or generalists, while ranking number 3 with the amount of nurses on staff worldwide that has continued to grow more than any other country (there hasn’t been a recent study done yet for post-COVID, but given the number prior, I doubt it changing that much). - The US ranks second in the world with hospital employment, healthcare staff, and administrative/other staff per hospital (Switzerland is number one, France third, Belgium fourth). All of this costs money, even under a free system. It’s why others are limited with what they have and how many they hire. It’s all that can be afforded. Anyone in the US that turns up at the emergency room HAS to be seen. They cannot be turned away, even if they have no insurance. This process has hurt many workers due to how many don’t even pay the bill, but it’s a system in place so we people can be treated nonetheless. I will say the cost can be ridiculous at times and I’ve suffered hefty bills myself, but access is still there. There are programs and benefits in place for those in need at *no cost* (disabled, low income, elderly, etc.), as well. Is it selective? Yes, because too many take what they don’t need, which hinders those that do …. however it is there. It’s why politicians that run on “free! free! free!” never actually do anything once their position is secured. They know how the system works, but also know the people largely don’t, so they use it to their advantage and just blame opponents when it never happens. They know and understand the drawbacks that would occur as the number of people populating the country alone would continue to skyrocket under such a system more than what it is now under costly healthcare. That stuff matters when discussing healthcare as a whole. *TLDR* : It’s the cost of having the most equipment (CT scanners, MRIs, ICU units/beds), along with many doctors, nurses, general staff, emergency rooms, specialized treatment/research centers, studies, number of hospitals, faster life-saving treatments, etc. There are programs/benefits in place to help those who need it at no cost (elderly, disabled, low income, etc.) or at a very low cost compared to the average prices. There’s a reason why people travel from all over the world to be treated in America at some of the most world-renowned facilities regardless how many complain about them. Population and country size also plays an important role in healthcare the more people go into the field and work within it, as well. It’s why it’s unbalanced to compare certain countries and their healthcare “success” to America’s setup, leaving out important factors that make it successful _for them_ …. The more people = more workers = more equipment = cost. All of it is important to factor in, but is largely ignored for disingenuous arguments.

Every single one of the hospital staff that were aware of the murders and didn't report it should be charged with accessory to murder. That charge includes actions taken after the fact. At the very least it sounds like a breach of the Hippocratic oath which should exclude you from officially practicing medicine.

@trunkb73625

2 жыл бұрын

Yep they should all lose their licenses and be fired at the very least

@jxn1056

2 жыл бұрын

💯

@Karen-dm5lb

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly !

@angelaburroughs4584

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely… this is completely shocking.. ridiculous

@jennifersierzant2152

2 жыл бұрын

The truth is: medicine, doctors and hospitals are the third leading cause of death on the planet

I don't understand how you don't have a million followers yet. Your voice is perfect, your information is on key, and your side commentary is hilarious at times.

@kerryann9851

2 жыл бұрын

I have to say, even though I’m subscribed, he hasn’t shown up on my feed at all in about 8 months or so.

@heidimedel

2 жыл бұрын

@@kerryann9851 I'm having that same issue with a couple other channels. Ooft

@cillamoke

2 жыл бұрын

500k isn’t too shabby, he’ll get there before the years out I reckon

@illkissyourightnow

2 жыл бұрын

at around this time last year he had somewhere between 100k-200k. i found him somewhere around 40k-50k. i’d say he’s well on his way…

@kkittycatkat1990

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. He does go a bit political which I find unpalatable for the work he's doing, storytelling. Jiles however is so amazing at his craft that I try to disregard this. I'm just thinking that perhaps his very left leaning comments may put off some center or conservative people. That's just a thought as I agree, he should have at least a million. Does anyone watch Mr. Ballen? He's really great at storytelling as well as true crime and has shot up to 5 million plus in a short time. Highly recommend him and he's an ex navy seal. Check him out! I love to recommend excellent work.

ah yes, pain and anguish melodically narrated.. time to finally fall asleep.

@bitters879

2 жыл бұрын

Aye agreed! Sweet dreams, yo!

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

G nite yall 💛

@moistloaf3854

2 жыл бұрын

I pull myself off while I listen and the climax sends me into a blissful slumber

I've been following you since you started this channel. I'll be honest you're one of the first one that click on first. Thank you for exposing the absolute depravity. I grew up in foster care and there's a lot I could go into.

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

Foster care in the us is.... Idk man. Underfunded and under regulated seems to be an understatement. Im sorry u had to experience that. Good vibes ur way friend 💛

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

@DarksoulShawty im sorry u experienced that too. Good vibes to u too friend 💛💛💛💛

@Mary_Beth_Reimer

2 жыл бұрын

I had a friend in foster care. There are some horror stories for sure.

The only creator where I immediately drop everything to listen. Thank you for the consistent top notch content my friend!!

@Timmysthirdbirthday

2 жыл бұрын

thanks you too

@richardcranium7899

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you're not a surgeon.

@teocantsleep4611

2 жыл бұрын

Or an airline pilot.

@noscrubz

2 жыл бұрын

@@teocantsleep4611 no no, don’t worry! Just a school bus driver :)

@richardcranium7899

2 жыл бұрын

@@noscrubz lol

Its not just lawsuits, its that nurses are so under staffed it normally takes so long to get another one, so its easier and better just to cover it up not say anything and keep going. love your videos! great job!

@joanbaczek2575

2 жыл бұрын

No nurse is better than a murder nurse duh!

Here I am, making slime so I can have something to play with during my infusions and I was just thinking “I wonder when monsters is gonna upload” ☺️ Thanks for your amazing content

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

Infusions??? Sending healing vibes your way 💛

@jedross2136

2 жыл бұрын

So the wyrd sisters like Monsters too; that actually makes a lot of sense. Headology.

Love how hospitals are like: let's keep track of meds electronically so we can track which patients get get which meds and which nurses take them out. For safety! So when we inevitably catch on to some nefarious shenanegans we can sit around with our thumbs up our backsides and do nothing! Cuz safety!

I worked with him. We all thought he was creepy. Freaked me out when this all came out. Very sad because if hospitals shared their experiences with him, many would've been saved.

@sassyhello

2 жыл бұрын

That’s crazy!

@tamekaconley9753

Жыл бұрын

Wonder if he worked at EAST ORANGE GENERAL OR NEWARK UMDNJ

@MeowwwPurrrr

Жыл бұрын

I’ve just started watching the Netflix movie about this story. I wonder how factually accurate it will be…let me know what you guys think about it.

This has to be one of the scariest stories you have ever told. I used to work in a hospital and i never would have thought this could happen by one person over and over in several hospitals.

For most hospitals, nursing homes, rehabs etc only give a f’q about the money coming in. Every single one of them is ALWAYS understaffed. They care more about bad publicity and lawsuits then they do their patients. I believe most doctors go into the field to help and eventually get sucked into the bs. Then saving lives becomes a saving money issue. Unbelievable this man keep going and going and going, all because of bad publicity & 💰. My sincerest condolences to the families of this story. Well done sir. Outstanding work. 🐾👊🏼🐾👊🏼🐾👊🏼🐾👊🏼

Wow, refreshed my recommended before sleep. Guess Imma getting some This Is Monsters before bed. Thanks for another upload, despite the dark reality behind what I'm going to learn, I'm super grateful for the content!

We had only two male nurses on the med surg floor I worked on … they were both caught a year or so apart stealing narcotics this way. Making tiny needle marks you couldn’t see to get the drug. Until someone did see it, and they both had to go to rehab and lost their nursing licenses. 🤯 it was mind blowing bc one of them had worked there for over 20 years.

@lizc6393

2 жыл бұрын

Wowzers. Tiny needle marks in their arms? Or in the vials?

@KyleCotton1

2 жыл бұрын

Are you implying that male nurses are bad? Lol my wife works with one who was stealing pain pills and didn't even lose her license she just got put on restriction. Addiction affects both genders unfortunately. And the temptation is like that of an alcoholic working at a liquor store.

@maam-yj8ph

Жыл бұрын

@@KyleCotton1 male nurses often emerge as the best of the best and the worst of the worst in my personal experience. Plenty of crazies work in the medical field of all the genders though.

Love Monsters!! So proud of how far you’ve come. Almost at 500k!! Congrats team!! You guys deserve it!!⭐️🎬🎤🎧👏🏻👍🏼🥳❤️💙💚

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

Its just Jiles! He's a one-man band. And he makes it look easy. Crazy huh?! Oh wait my bad... Recently he brought on the ever so talented Erik!👏👏👏 (sorry if I spelled your name wrong) Best team on KZread!!!!

@ladymopar2024

2 жыл бұрын

It is very cool because I was the 580 7th subscriber I love watching small channels just blow up. And like this one I was there at the beginning it's so cool to see somebody grow so fast

@CaIypso5150

2 жыл бұрын

I hope he continues to profit off of the pain and death of many. 😄

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

@@ladymopar2024 I think I came in with first season so I'm kind of an OG, maybe? LOL dire trip and true crime and chill definitely an OG OG on those two channels :-) you know it's like you come across a new creator and you wonder what's going to happen because I mean the genre is extremely saturated and the more I watch the more I was like he is going to blow up and man was an understatement. Jiles came in and reset the freaking bar for true crime!!! And thank goodness he did because I'm not trying to be negative but some of the content that saturating the genre it's just a lot of it is an accurate and upsetting to victims families so it's nice to see that somebody came in and changed the game

@ladymopar2024

2 жыл бұрын

@@sarahhirshlee OG for you. I do love his presentation I started watching Grande's videos he had like 10,000 people and now he has a million the more I watch him he is so much different now than when I first started out if you like Simon Whistler one of these channels is business Blaze so fun to watch because he would just sit there in the beginning with all the rest of these channels just sit there and read whatever was one piece of paper now oh yeah volcanes inside jokes and everything that he's actually really really funny

The evil angel of death nurse who killed my grandfather and many others is still among us. Richard Williams was charged with first degree murder of 10 people in 1992. He worked at the Veterans hospital in Columbia Missouri. Someone screwed up the paperwork and he got off. He was let go from a nursing home prior to working there because a lot of patients died while he was with them. Succinylcholine was undetectable back then. He would inject them with it and then watch them die. They later exhumed some of the bodies and were able to test they were all positive with it. We never got our justice over this and he’s out here somewhere.

@Mary_Beth_Reimer

2 жыл бұрын

That's not right!

@raimeyewens7518

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mary_Beth_Reimer no it’s not. My grandfather managed to survive Normandy during WW2 and didn’t deserve to die like that.

There is a great book about this case called THE GOOD NURSE - I would highly recommend It is well researched and enlightening. For all his crimes it also allows you to understand how the hospitals buried what happened to avoid legal action.

@terievans7633

Жыл бұрын

It has now been turned into a netflix programme and the trailer for it led me straight here 😉

@tamekaconley9753

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if he worked at EASTORANGE GENERAL HOSPITOL

PS: no insomnia over here, here in the Netherlands it’s 8 in the morning. PPS: I’m still reciting you’re earlier intro in my head with this one (…”I’m not a four hands girl, I have two hands” etcetera😂 )

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

Hey did u comment on the intro on last video? I saw that! Love it 💛

@kellykane7586

2 жыл бұрын

OMG I'm not the only one who started using that one?!?! My friends look at me like I'm crazy when I say that. I guess that makes 2 of us. Well 3 if u count the first crazy bitch who killed the kid for poopin her pants

@Justme6140

2 жыл бұрын

@@sarahhirshlee hi, I didn’t😊

@aaronmatheson9730

2 жыл бұрын

I know rite!! The new intro is not the same without it lol

@Garp74

2 жыл бұрын

"I only have two hands. I'm not four hands girl, I'm two hands."

I enjoy these case Stories about what monsters are and look (normal) . My respect to those familias affected by these ‘screwed up ‘ beings. Which are Monsters

He didn’t want to die he wanted to be seen as a victim in order to escape the times when he was seen as a "bad guy." 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Wow, you should be on some kind of board where sociopaths are fooling everyone else. My ex is one that could constantly poison himself to play the victim every time he lost it and was his villainous self. We need smarter people like you in law enforcement and court systems.

There was so much negligence by the hospitals here, they were fully aware, didn’t warn other hospitals, then the other hospital just said “don’t kill anyone else or you’ll be fired lmao”, and in one case a patient literally fought him off and all that happened was he was fired?!? Like WTAF?!? The safety of the patients should be the number one priority, not hiding a killers actions, there is just so much negligence here that the hospitals are equally as monstrous as Charles.

This is abso-fucking-lutely appalling. It just highlights how problematic it is, living in a society with such a rampant litigious culture. All of the victims never stood a chance. It's beyond...disgusting. All of the people "in charge" that had suspicions but covered things up "for the sake of reputation and fear of litigation" should be charged as well! Sorry for the rant Jiles. Cheers.

@junglekutz5625

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, cause most degenerates hide behind their titles and specific performances that's meant to fool the gullible individuals around them. They have a specific performance for anyone that they know is their fool.

@JokeriSokeri

2 жыл бұрын

We live in a society 🤡

@hatethatuloveme2365

2 жыл бұрын

ABSOFUCKINLUTELY is saved in my.keybord lol Absotivley posolutely too!!!

@babesmagee1

2 жыл бұрын

As someone who almost died because of incompetent hospital staff, I feel this. When you first complain they assign you someone they call a "patient advocate" but I'm not ignorant and could tell this person's job was to mitigate damage to the hospital. So I take issue with you boiling it down to people being litigious when I tried to get them to take responsibility for the financial and physical damage they caused me. I then tried to find an attorney to take my case with no luck without paying a lot upfront. Meanwhile people continue to get hurt in this hospital. The statute of limitations in my state is only two years. Since then the repair job they did on me when I became septic, which entailed cutting me for my sternum to bikini line, has herniated and I need a complete abdominal wall reconstruction.

@AussieBrit

2 жыл бұрын

@@hatethatuloveme2365 Welcome to the club! Cheers.

Dude it is 2am, you can't be doing this to me

The book on this guy, "The Good Nurse, A True Story of Medicine, Madness and Murder" by Charles Graeber was pretty damn good.

I love that I’ve found this channel…but it’s so good, that no other true crime channels measure up anymore. I try to watch other channels I used to watch, but always end up back here. I’m glad you continue to make quality content.

Imagine my surprise when I click on this episode after being a subscriber forever and see not only my hometown but the hospital I was born and my mother worked in the 70s and 80s! I'll get no sleep tonight now! Although I'm not familiar with any of the victims, I give condolences to all the families. You mentioned he moved to Phillipsburg "PA" but you may have meant Phillipsburg NJ, where most of this episode takes place. There is a Philipsburg PA but it's 200 miles west of Easton PA/Phillipsburg NJ.

I'm from Philadelphia and remember this guy. This case was insane

My Grandpa died at Saint Barnabas by the hospital. Not by this piece of shit. But by another. They had to do emergency surgery on his large or small intestines (forgot which one); they left a scalpel tool in him and he died an hour later. He woke up and asked my dad if he was gonna be okay. My dad lied and said yes

@veganandlovingit

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry, it's bloody awful when so called health professionals let us down and even hide it and make excuses. My mum died recieving terrible nursing care. Couldn't call it care really. Worst nurses I ever saw. My thoughts are with you ♥️♥️♥️

@Liy798

2 жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry about your grandfather it’s truly a shame 💛🙏🏾 I ride past the hospital daily omw home from work or when I run to the mall, now all I’ll think of are these horrendous and tragic acts.

@genogrinberg6014

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry your grandpa died but that sounds like an honest mistake and surgeons are just people too. Getting old sucks but you have a very improper view point of what happened. Your grandfather was already old, already sick, already dying. The surgeons were trying to save him, they didn't. That's life. You cannot blame them. That's disingenuous. This guy killed healthy people, some of them were in their early 20s. He knew that his intent was the death of said patient. The surgeon who left the scalpel inside your grandfather didn't intend kill him. He made a mistake. And you shouldn't spend your entire life being angry about it. Move on.

@xlnuniex

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@murasakino101

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry and r.i.p to him. I lost my grandmother recently as well and I'm not entirely sure if it was foul play but there was definitely some fishy ish going on. She had covid and was in emergency care and the hospital she was sent to was know to be EXTREMELY unsanitary and was even broadcasted on the news because it was so bad(I didn't know until afterwards unfortunately though). We weren't able to visit due covid restrictions but a nurse called to inform us and we were told that she recovering well and would be better in no time. Next thing I know, the same nurse calls 2 days and tells my family that she was in hospice. I was shocked because we were told she was doing better and giving usually has a great recovery rate but that was all the nurse said and we weren't told anything else until she passed. I've had family members that have gone to that hospital before and were treated horribly and either didn't make it or picked up other things while they were there. It angers me but I don't think suing them would do anything since there isn't proof of foul play ):

It's truly too bad that his feigned attempts to rid the world of his presence didn't meet with success. So many people would have survived. Love your channel and your direct vocabulary to express your thoughts on each despicable topics or /and monsters. From Canada 🇨🇦 😀 ♥️.

I got all excited to see another upload, thanks for being so consistent! This is by far my favorite channel (along side Somewhere Sinister) keep it up!

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't somewhere Sinister awesome!?!?! 💛 It too!!!

@EveHyland-in8jb9ti9y

2 жыл бұрын

Oh I'll have to have a look at "Somewhere Sinister", I've never came across it. Thanks, Blessings from Scotland. 🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🌺

@Justme6140

2 жыл бұрын

@@EveHyland-in8jb9ti9y you definitely ‘should’😍 I find his voice very pleasant, so the more content; the better, if you ask me! Much love from the Netherlands♥️🇳🇱

@Justme6140

2 жыл бұрын

@@sarahhirshlee YES

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

@@EveHyland-in8jb9ti9y you'll love it! It's like true crime geography edition 💛💛💛 Much love from Missouri USA

Gotta say, compared to the toybox killers you covered last time, this guy seems like just a sad sad story. Guy was screwed from day 1 it seems

YEEEESSSSS!!! I LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR VIDEOS SOOOOOO MUCH, YOU DO SOME A++ QUALITY WORK SIR, THANK YOU!!!

JFC This guy is a GOAT. Everyone involved that knew he was murdering people should have also been charged, they looked the other way to avoid lawsuits? Mind blowing shit right there.

People don’t see what is going on… in and out of the mental hospital, all these situations and no one thought… this isn’t safe for him to be here… it’s shocking. Absolutely shocking

Never been this early for a This Is Monsters video. Man am I ever glad this popped up in my feed 😸

@pickledragonrebel

2 жыл бұрын

Subscribe and notify bell and you won't have to depend on your feed. It'll also help out jiles

YESSSSSS! 🤘🏽 perfect timing for those of us with insomnia! Thank you ☺️

@namename249

2 жыл бұрын

!!!

@whoisharo4689

2 жыл бұрын

Lol woo!

This is one of the most fucked up stories I've ever heard. Thanks for the amazing videos!

The hospitals not stopping Charles Cullen earlier out of fear of lawsuits were despicable.

All the hospitals behavior in this is absolutely infuriating.

Love love love your channel bro. Very well done keep up the great work

Imo you are the absolute best !!! I have loved your videos from the very first one !!!!!!! Keep them coming our way!!!!! xoxo

Always a joy to see you upload another video. Thank you so much for consistently bringing us new cases! Keep it up!

I am constantly amazed at how much content you put out it is so incredible and so well done thank you so much this is my absolute favorite channel

I know we are all different. And I you know it. But I've suffered depression pretty much all my life. I've gone the Robin Williams route, trying to make people happy more often than not. I th ink a lot of comedians do. We ARE ALL DIFFERENT. I could not even think of harming someone.

@jedross2136

2 жыл бұрын

I have also gone the Robin Williams route; I've covered my inner pain with an outer cushion of lush body hair.

MORE JILES! MORE! The world will forever breed monsters so there is no reason given no familial or personal conflicts, you should never stop this series! I'd call myself one of your biggest fans but we equivocally nearly all are! Thank you for reminding me why I carry, and truly believe every sane AND moral should too! You wouldn't have any content if all these victims had that thang on em and thats a fact

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

We're like... A monster family 😉💛

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

A 357 carrying monster famy 😉

This case reminds me a lot of the Elizabeth Wettlaufer case. I will never understand killing but especially so when you are in such a position of power to vulnerable people. No one forced them into these professions and yet instead of stopping when they were fired for the 1st,2nd 3rd and then 6th time, they continue to put themselves into a position around people who have nothing but trust and respect and can’t fight back. Well covered episode, make sure to take care of yourself throughout the hard work you do.

Yay a night upload I didn't miss this one! Thanks

Love u guys!! Great narrator, story content, background info…almost at 500k-!👏🏻🎉🏆🎊🎈🍾🥂💯🤸❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

@violagentsch

2 жыл бұрын

🍻 🥂

Gonna watch this like 3 times in a row while playing Elden Ring 🤘🏼

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

Im intrigued... Elden ring?

So happy I'm awake now..... time to get comfy and watch one of my favorite channels!!!! Love Monsters ❤❤

I love learning about how fucked up people can be. Real life is way scarier than any horror movie

Of all the weeks for this vid to drop, I’m bumping this as I get ready to visit my old mother who’s been in a Jersey hospital for the 10th day straight. Now I’ll be giving all those cute, shweet nurses the hairy eyeball! 🤨 lol Thx for the heads, Monsters! 🤘

@Liy798

2 жыл бұрын

Please do!!! my grandma was at overlook a few weeks ago, we waited forever (even with suspicion of stroke) they didn’t run any tests, and discharged her. She passed on the 8th. RIP Nana. 💛

@ltrizzle12

2 жыл бұрын

@@Liy798 Sorry booboo. 😞 Thats terrible to hear. My mom’s not too far from Overlook, and even tho they rushed her in from a 911 call, they dicked around first few hours with gdamn Covid testing before anything else. Meanwhile she needed surgery in her intestines immediately. Things are stable now at least. Again, sorry bout gmoms. ❤️

It's one thing to murder people. It's quite a different beast to kill people who trust you to take care of them. Nurses who murder are the worst. Love the channel. I watch every single episode, including Somewhere Sinister. Inspirational work. Never stop!

Fell asleep watching a monsters video.... wake up randomly at 3am to a new monsters video to go back to bed to..... noiiiiice

I just love the way you share these cases! The slight sarcasm in the delivery is always on point, and informative! Thank you for keeping the victims cases alive, all while entertaining those of us who listen to them! Ummm , any dr or nurse who needs to change places of work as often as Charles did should’ve been investigated regardless!

Giles did you know that the creator of the polygraph machine did talks and addresses for years in which he thoroughly denounced his own machine? It's a gimmick and it will find you guilty if the operator already thinks you're guilty.

@LadyAstarionAncunin

2 жыл бұрын

It’s like how the guy who came up with the “alpha male” concept realized he was wrong and debunked it. Most people haven’t gotten the memo, though.

@xminusone1

Жыл бұрын

It's a gimmick to put pressure on people who are accused of a crime when they have nothing else.

Only one hospital, out of all this guy worked in, had the guts to turn him in. All the others deserve whatever lawsuits that come their way.

Its awesome to see your Chanel blow up as much as it has.. I was one of your first hundred subs and I knew it was an awesome underrated channel.. Glad to be a part it!!

YES! The excitement seeing a drop from you! Love Love Love! You're the best!

Great work once again.keep it up👍👍👍

What this story implies is stay out of hospitals. They care about their reputations and lawsuits more than the lives of their patients.

Liking the video before it starts! I love this channel and get happy when I get alerted of a new episode

Who else puts out this much content on a regular basis. I love this channel been here since day oneeee. I find myself always perfectly quoting this is monsters. In the begining of the episodes introduction. May i say you are clever with word play. Thank you for everything i love this channel

Something about these medical serial killers is just the worst. Doctors supposed to be helping people, instead purposefully sending them to their graves.

@hellodarknesss.myoldfriend

2 жыл бұрын

police or hospital staff being the bad guys has become my worst nightmare. that and a crazy husband/boyfriend...

@escapedgoat5865

2 жыл бұрын

Different forms of power come with the job.

Fear of lawsuits let this guy run wild. Wow, way to go !!!

I love this channel.. its better than 99% 0f all programs in the world imo 😆.. posts are often, well done and most importantly they aren’t re runs of cases covered by multiple other people for the most part

Love your shows, somewhere sinister too. Every episode is well narrated and researched...I commend your channel frequently to friends that like a good story, as many of us. 👌👌👌

It 09:06 am in South Africa, good morning monster family ☕

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

2:55am Missouri usa GOOD MORNING 💛

@smsabala6668

2 жыл бұрын

@@sarahhirshlee you should be sleeping, 😊🤭

Working in a hospital provided him easy access to victims and the drugs needed to kill them. No doubt if Charles didn't work in a hospital to begin with he would have committed murder(s) that provided him with easy access to victims and a weapon (such as a gun) where he could kill from a far and get enjoyment watching the aftermath . He craved attention also by victimising himself with unintentional suicide attempts (making sure he got to hospital in time) ensuring the risk to his live was minimal. I believe he was using this to set up a defense.

Love your funny sarcasm. Makes these horrific stories more tolerable. Thank you, T I Monsters

Well.. I’m definitely going to get up early today.. I’m sooo listening to today’s post right now! .. Thank you for all your efforts, you’re really really one of the best.

This guy even looks miserable. I can’t believe he got away with so many murders before being caught.

I cannot BELIEVE that hospital didn’t notify his new employer! How incredibly incompetent are you?!

You nailed that description of the Navy.

@sarahhirshlee

2 жыл бұрын

Great lakes and birth control glasses comes to mind when i hear navy lol

I've seen this story on many true crime channels and usually skip it because what could they add? But, when I seen you did it I clicked immediately because I love your spin on things!

Once again, he could have been caught but people ignored it.

As a former licensed private investigator who did Compliance for a large background company that mostly dealt with large hospitals and their potential employees, they are way better now at making sure this doesn't happen. This is awful.

I love how you showed a picture of a sailor cleaning the flight deck, calling Charles a janitor 😭⚓️🌊

*Monsters* I know youre a musician, i am too, for my living. When i travel from one town/city/state, to the next, i download a grip of your stuff and completely lose myself in your excellent research and writing until i reach my destination.. Sending you some love, this time from home, in Las Vegas! Thanks for the great historical entertainment!

@thisisMONSTERS

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I’ll be in Las Vegas at the end of April for CrimeCon 2022. Maybe I’ll run into you!

@BucketHeadianHagg

2 жыл бұрын

@@thisisMONSTERS yeah, seems sort of like the equivalent to NAMM Show for the rock stars of crime! I hope we get to hear some of your own music in the background to Monsters some day! (hint!) Have a good one

I am in NO WAY defending this man when I say this: This guy never stood a rat's chance in hell of being "normal". Keep in mind also I'm not very far into this vid yet

@babesmagee1

2 жыл бұрын

There's always a reason why people like this do what they do. Doesn't excuse their actions but it does add insight.

dear Father GOD! was a nurse and grateful for these podcasts - how the HELL do some get away with this medical nursing nightmare? was a nurse astounded

@violagentsch

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. My background check was extensive becoming a nursing aid.

I love how you videos always start with no ads at the beginning 👏

Stunned, I've not heard this before. Very happy it was you I heard it from. Never need to see him again. Thank you. 👍