Linda is the old school version of a security camera. Can’t get nothing past her.

@toastercatx

Жыл бұрын

Lol this reminds me of my childhood in the country, us kids would roam around seemingly unsupervised but you bet there were at least a dozen grannies keeping watch from their windowside armchairs 😂

@OneBadAssMoMo

Жыл бұрын

​@@toastercatx or front porches. They were like the channel 11 news.

@raimeyewens7518

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes nosey little old ladies come in handy.

@katieinprogress5940

Жыл бұрын

She said she pays attention to everybody's interest. Thank God she did.

@OneBadAssMoMo

Жыл бұрын

@@katieinprogress5940 yep! And thank goodness she's the type to wanna know how every part and piece of the treatment works, that's exactly how she recognized this asshat doing it wrong.

Besides the horrific murders this woman committed, she also underestimated her patients just because they were elderly. Miss Linda is SHARP. I hate when people dehumanize the elderly as if they don't have a brain. Linda was able to observe and recall Kim's every single little movement. She's old enough to be her mama, she recognized psychologically that she was acting shady, like a child trying not to get caught. I loved watching and listening to her with her sweet little voice 😍🙌🏼 Her and Lorraine both saved many more people from being harmed by just being aware, and putting Kim under the microscope.

@melanienewberry2805

Жыл бұрын

I believe they said Miss Linda was in her 50s. Unless your very young, I don’t consider that elderly. I work in an assisted living facility, so maybe that’s why I don’t see that age as being old.

@germyw

Жыл бұрын

@@melanienewberry2805 I’m in my 50s. Ms. Linda is older than that.

@tealouise8114

Жыл бұрын

@@melanienewberry2805 I'm 30, I don't feel too young in some ways lol. I was more describing the way Kim viewed her patients - not myself. That's why I said I dislike when people have that attitude. Secondly I work with the elderly as well - my oldest client was 106 😯 - and I'd be very surprised if that woman was in her 50s. I don't remember hearing that but even so, I do believe Kim was upper 30s at the time and I still believe she thought of her patients as too old and disabled to be alert and observative. She was looking out for other coworkers but didn't even think about the "older" patients sitting right near her. It reflects a belief.

@tealouise8114

Жыл бұрын

@@germyw Yess I agree. I would never think 50s is old. That's crazy. In the interview she was definitely not in her 50s. Maybe when it happened but I don't think so. Either way Kim definitely underestimated them due to age or disability.

@queenkamie1743

Жыл бұрын

@@germyw no he said in the video she was in her mid 50’s

Always makes me laugh (in a gallows humor way), when the killer's search history is extremely specific like, "How can I, Kimberly Clark Saenz, kill people with bleach during dialysis at my nursing job?"

@Claudia-lq3ns

Жыл бұрын

LMAO 😂😂😂

@susiegcharternet

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

@aliciagreen5411

Жыл бұрын

Same lol

@Mandaxx25

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@miaouew

Жыл бұрын

lol

This is disgusting. I’ve been an RN for over a decade. My #1 goal when I start my shift is… DO NO HARM. Kudos to the patient that testified against this monster. Hemodialysis can be pretty draining for patients. Often they sleep through their treatments. She was aware & vigilant enough to not only be an advocate for herself but others as well. An angel on Earth. Sending love, peace & healing vibes to the victims & those that loved them.

@sa_exploder

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, she was incredible. Inspiring, really. I think most of us can relate to what she was feeling… you witness something *wrong* happening and your first instinct is disbelief. “Is this really happening?” You don’t want to say anything because you’re afraid you didn’t actually see what you saw and you don’t want confrontation. It takes courage to speak up. She was especially courageous given the life and death situation and because of the vulnerable state she was in.

@LisaWhitehorn

Жыл бұрын

👌👆❤️

@charitygipson8820

Жыл бұрын

Oh my god you’re so awesome🎉

@emptylotionbottle

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for everything you do for your patients. A good nurse means the world when you're sick.

@sherylsissom6920

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. Hippocratic oath, do no harm….

Miss Linda and Miss Loraline are the real detectives and heroes! That’s wild this woman was able to still hurt and kill patients while being supervised by someone whose ENTIRE PURPOSE of being there was to identify the source of the problem to prevent future attacks. Knowing you have a potential serial killer at your facility and continuing to open your doors to unknowing and vulnerable patients is pretty greedy. To have someone supervise to see if they can catch an employee accidentally or purposely murdering your patients instead of notifying authorities and letting a real detective lead an investigation is disgusting.

@alex-qd6of

Жыл бұрын

That's the problem with corporate medicine: greed. Got to keep those bigwigs and shareholders happy.

@m.ccheddarbox874

Жыл бұрын

That can't just shut down a clinic that's literally keeping 100s of people alive. Where would they go to get treatment? How would they get there? It's easy to say what people should do when you're not taking into consideration that these are real people with seriously health issues.

@hull_k0gan641

Жыл бұрын

She 100% knew she was being watched. So I’m sure she wasn’t fucking around during that period. The supervisor was not looking for a serial killer. She was looking for any breaks in the normal processes nurses go through when initiating/discontinuing dialysis.

@DJVIIIMan

Жыл бұрын

Thank God those ladies were paying attention and said something. There's no doubt they saved lives by doing so.

@Lemoncare

Жыл бұрын

Health care in America. I bet all those patients that died, still got billed.

I'm so glad Ms Linda wasn't harmed. I feel horrible for those who were.

@covetprice

Жыл бұрын

Nicely placed words.

@annetakubiak3374

Жыл бұрын

Didn't Ms Linda end up up in ER ? that is what I understood

@Ranixo286

9 ай бұрын

​@annetakubiak3374 She unfortunately died a few years later but from her condition and not Kim

I really don’t understand why the hospitals that fired her before didn’t call the nursing board and allowed her to continue to practice nursing! Totally unacceptable behavior!!!

@jayar17708

Жыл бұрын

They can’t, it’s a form of admitting. Crazy I kno

@MIMAFAITHFRIDA1

Жыл бұрын

She is not the first serial killer nor will be the last within the health care system whose horrible acts were never informed. There have been other nurses and even doctors who are also serial killers. You know why they haven't been reported? It is a infamous, despicable "unwritten law or code of silence" in that industry. They prefer to protect the reputation of the industry, putting aside intentionally any sense of ethics, oaths, laws, duty, morality, etc. including what they are payed to protect, the patient.

@iveliserojas612

10 ай бұрын

It what I’m saying I hope they got fired

@rosemarykennedy5430

10 ай бұрын

@@iveliserojas612Firing people can bring out the truth at an employment tribunal so management is more likely to promote them!

@user-et7xw7ly3l

8 ай бұрын

Like priests and cops.

Linda's testimony breaks my heart, I can't imagine how horrific it must be to find out the person you trusted with your life could've killed you in the blink of an eye.

Boy, for someone to be killing patients on purpose, she sure doesn't want to lose her nursing license. She mentioned that about 100+ times.

@fatimaamerson3232

Жыл бұрын

DELUSIONAL THOUGHTS 🥴

@ThisIsJ.Nicole

Жыл бұрын

Right. If I had a dollar for every time this heffa said, license, bleach or saline 🙄

@ritawashere5787

Жыл бұрын

Yes, also I'm wondering if she's drunk or under the influence of drugs. Instead of saying bleach, she said breech. And then she said Pie instead of five. If she's not under the influence of something, yikes she doesn't seem very intelligent either.

@Dinosaurchickin

9 ай бұрын

Her license to kill as she sees it…

@user-xn7uu9jt9q

3 ай бұрын

She also doesn't know that ml is an abbreviation for Milliliters....

I feel like in every "Angel of Death" story, there were plenty of goddamn times they could've had their licenses revoked or been arrested before the body count rose or even began.

@susanbuck4897

2 ай бұрын

Corporate medicine takeover...

It's incredible that she couldn't just stop herself. She knew she was under company surveillance, moved from her position AND in front of witnesses and she just kept going.

@mikesanders8621

Жыл бұрын

How would you know? Are you Ted Bundy? Prove you aren't Ted Bundy. Too slow! I'm on to you, Teddy.

@sirvilhelmofyonderland

9 ай бұрын

Something haywire in the brain.

@jennifermaddy2442

5 ай бұрын

It's probably a thrill for this physcopath possibly getting away with murder while supposedly being watched

@Rinnioy

Ай бұрын

Serial killer period

As someone who was on dialysis for years, you are spot on on your comments about patients knowing as much as any new nurse or CNA coming into a dialysis clinic. I can't tell you how many times I've stopped someone new from doing something stupid in their first weeks on the job.

@beaulieuc8910

2 ай бұрын

well said.

@polarbearsaysyummy5845

Ай бұрын

❤❤❤ I sub to a lady who after her kidney transplant failed after 9 years, has been on two different types of dialysis for 21 years. She's only in her mid-40's. But, yeah, she definitely knows as much as the Nurses and almost as much as her Doctor's.

@dwightrenfield2241

Ай бұрын

You got it. If you don’t look out for yourself, nobody else will. Be aware out there folks.

This case reminds me of Beverly Allitt of Lincolnshire who murdered 13 babies with injections of insulin whilst working as a pediatric nurse. People who abuse the vulnerable are the lowest form of scum.

@MoominMama6061

Жыл бұрын

She actually murdered 4, although there were 13 victims total. She was convicted of 4 murders, 3 attempted murders and 6 counts of grievous bodily harm.

@gelarehmohebbi

Жыл бұрын

Seriously!! Absolutely disgusting how do you harm anyone let alone a child.

@allisonerickson3598

Жыл бұрын

😮mg

@cathe8282

Жыл бұрын

This and the Allitt case are both horrendous but both hospitals acted quickly, both knew something was wrong and were investigating thoroughly to find out what was going wrong. Babies in the Allitt case were moved to different hospitals and survived. I'm not trying to minimize the horrible actions these women took but the attention of the other patients, the immediate actions being taken, listening to what people said, instant investigations, being aware something is wrong - these things saved some lives. These are great steps. Also never underestimate people who have to go through medical procedures for years - they know when shit is wrong! Linda Hall explained more clearly a part of the procedure than Kimberly ever did! What I don't understand is a person cycling through several medical facilities without concern. There needs to be a better system of reporting when people are fired (especially fired) from medical facilities. Needs to be documented and referred to and questioned. If it's downsizing, someone quit, someone just wasn't up to the stress, wanted a new job, ok, but still have those conversations with the prospective employee and previous employers.

@Lady1974M

Жыл бұрын

@@MoominMama6061 Oh yes you're right. Pardon me.

The lady patient is an excellent, intelligent witness.

@babyofmyfamily

Жыл бұрын

Yes, she was very observant!!

Linda is so sweet and observative, she has such a soft demeanor. I’m glad she was there and spoke up.

I remember this case very well. I've worked in dialysis for 21 years, I've had to do CPR 5 times. Davita changed many of their policies after this, including bleaching the machines every Thursday. Water testing is done every 4 hours to check for chloramines. Kimberly reminds me of one of those people who aren't smart enough to continue their education to a RN, but arrogant enough to discount anyone that hasn't achieved her level of education. I am "just a tech" and I've trained every nurse that's been hired. Kim's vocational license only gives her the ability to push a certain medication and draw up limited medications. I KNOW our patients watch/listen to everything going on.... and I applaud the patients brave enough to come forward and say something. Dialysis is a specialized area where you get to know each other very, very well. Trust is mandatory (and certainly scary). I'm just really proud of the patients who came forward with what they saw, and brought a murderer down. She was never railroaded.

That dialysis patient (Linda?) in the pretty pale blue jacket, should really be working for the FBI. Her testimony was amazing, & the recall of small details, equally so...ESPECIALLY considering that she was undergoing treatment through all this.🎉🎉🎉 to her! So sad for the victims ...

@RayRayJr.

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Also, she has the sweetest voice.

@aleksandrulyanov1903

Жыл бұрын

Old women are the best watchdogs

@eyejswije8860

Жыл бұрын

Linda Joyce Hall of Lufkin, TX died in 2013 at age 59

@dillkosher5116

Жыл бұрын

I get your trying to be nice but really ? Work for the FBI off a simple observation of obvious misconduct? Yea she’d make an incredible agent… That’s like if I witness a kid at McDonald’s playing hockey with the frozen patty’s in the freezer, I should qualify for the CIA for my keen eye for detail.

@aleksandrulyanov1903

Жыл бұрын

@@dillkosher5116 I bet you're fun at parties you massive buzz kill

As a person with disabilities and health issues im so scared of crossing paths with this kind of medical personnel

@toastercatx

Жыл бұрын

The best way to protect yourself is diligence - pay attention to everything, ask lots of questions, make sure you understand everything about your care. Predators are more likely to target people they think aren't paying attention.

@MsPopeye65

Жыл бұрын

Me to… It’s difficult for those of us who depend upon others for even the most basic of stuff…. But hopefully we will be savvy enough to spot the red flags…. I worry more when I’m out of it… lord knows what’s happening when you’re on the operating table??… Take care my friend ♥️

@047Kenny

Жыл бұрын

My sister is a travel nurse. Last year the hospital she was at (also in Texas) was in the National news because a coworker of hers was tainting saline bags and killing people… all this to taint the hospitals reputation. He was caught after he accidentally offed one of his coworkers ( she took some saline home to use and ended up dying)

@jhoughjr1

Жыл бұрын

as other said, you have to be vigilant. Know your meds. Know why they are used. Know its your life, not theirs.

@jhoughjr1

Жыл бұрын

@@047Kenny maybe dont trust male nurses lol

Hard to believe that there were no security cameras installed, considering all those deaths..

@kaylaneubauer9721

5 ай бұрын

It goes against hippa. For patient privacy we can’t put cameras on the clinic floor

@mightymommom5888

3 ай бұрын

HIPPA, if nefarious acts were going on patients should be able to sign for video surveillance for their safety.

@lifetransformer

2 ай бұрын

They had Linda thank God

Ms. Linda's testimony is like a summary of Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window in 10 minutes.

the original witness really seems like a sweet old lady. I have a lot of admiration towards people who go through hardship and come out kind

@rhosllwyd2863

Жыл бұрын

She was said to be 55yrs old. Not elderly.

It blows my mind how many people go in to this career with hate in their hearts. I work with elderly people with dementia & trust me when I say, it's not a job you do for the money. I couldn't imagine someone I work with doing this kind of thing to one of our clients. So sickening. Also, I can't believe that you don't have over a million subscribers yet, trust me when I say, that day is coming my man. You have such high output & the quality of your documentaries is fantastic. Thank you.

@lexipersephone4880

Жыл бұрын

My mom enjoys the people in the retirement home she works at but she definitely does it for the money lol. Her kids were grown and it was just the best she could get. Just saying.

@mustangnawt1

Жыл бұрын

Agree. Appreciate what u do for those who need care. Should be a well paying job. In a better World

@cherylsurplice1417

Жыл бұрын

So true This is monsters is the BEST crime channel out of them all and I never miss his videos

@deepstatethrombosis

Жыл бұрын

@@lexipersephone4880 there's some out there that can get in & the facility pays for their training & whatnot, but what I'm saying is, as a career, it does not pay well, it's rare to get raises without switching facilities, & typically, the there's little to no communication between workers & administration, & it's not the fault of the workers. It's not easy & it's not compensated in a way befitting a job like it 99% of the time.

@GR-hy3tf

Жыл бұрын

Most of us DON'T

Despite their age and their medical issues these two women that were able to relay what they saw are absolutely brilliant. It's clear that Kim underestimated them.

Miss Linda has the loveliest voice and way of testifying. She did a marvelous job of explaining what happened.

As a nurse this pisses me off! We are responsible for other people’s lives and you just destroyed that trust. This is why I when I have patients who don’t know their medications or routine procedures I stress the importance of knowing what’s happening to you! If you don’t know or are unfamiliar ask! If a healthcare worker makes you feel uncomfortable you can request to have another caregiver. It’s ppl like this who make it harder for healthcare workers who want to do the right thing. I’m glad that Linda and Lurlene were attentive enough to pay attention and spoke up when they saw something wrong.

@NKdidit.24

Жыл бұрын

I'm a nurse too. She didn't destroy the trust. Sadly this happens quite often from Drs and nurses. We just have to be the best healthcare providers that we can be and continue to stress it to patients to always make sure they are questioning their meds and treatments. This world has gotten so crazy, I wish the board would make it mandatory that psych evals are conducted often on healthcare providers

@Lady1974M

Жыл бұрын

As a former patient who used to spend at least a week in hospital twice a year let me tell you that I have the highest respect and regard for nurses and the hard work they do. I've never met a nurse who wasn't devoted and caring. Nursing is a real calling and I appreciate all of you. 🤗

@alex-qd6of

Жыл бұрын

@@Lady1974M really?. I've met some great nurses, and some really shity ones. Where do you live?

@stopgotdamndeletingmycomme8642

Жыл бұрын

Can i question how the vaccine works?n why i should be forced n coerced to take it?

@megacide84

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to say this, but... The medical field must be automated as soon as possible. Too many incidents. Too many unhinged personnel in the profession. Artificial intelligence as well as Bots and drones is the only real solution going forward.

So much love to Linda. She reminded me a lot of my late grandmother-her accent, her extreme perceptiveness and attention to detail, and her aura of old Southern properness. Her family must be incredibly proud that she helped bring this killer to justice.

@breejohnson2848

2 ай бұрын

I agree…God placed those two precious angels there to put a stop to that evil monster. I really hate that she wasn’t caught sooner. Linda reminds me of my aunt who’s been a nurse for several decades. They even look alike and wear the same hairstyle.

Ms. Linda is a hero. So many times patience are ignored or viewed as troublesome and nosey. Thank you Ms. Linda❤❤❤

If she had ended up receiving a death sentence, there would have been a moment of truly ironic justice as she sat in the death chamber watching someone other than herself having the authority to administer the drugs for her lethal injection. This was a story I'd not heard before, and hit particularly close to home as my mother is a dialysis patient. This monster absolutely underestimated her patients' knowledge and familiarity with their own treatment process - comparing the patient's clear & concise interview with police to her own rambling & bizarre answers during interrogation speaks volumes. (side note - many thanks for the extra effort in adding your own CC!)

@allisonwangler3873

Жыл бұрын

I thought that exact same thing. Except if she was given the death sentence, Kim would have known what they were going to give her would actually kill her. Those poor patients had no idea. Im surprised Texas couldn't have given her the death penalty imo.

Thank you for pointing out the huge responsibility & guilt that the health care system holds in this & other cases. This isn't the 1st case I've heard of where a serial killer nurse was able to continue their killing sprees bc the facilities they worked at didn't want a legal issue or bad PR. It's disgusting & they should be held criminally accountable as well. Especially the decision makers. Love your channel! Thanks for all your hard work! ❤

@_bluephoenix_

Жыл бұрын

The irony that when these monsters are caught - the facilities end up with bad PR and legal issues anyway! You would think they would care about the patients first.

@meredithisme3752

Жыл бұрын

Check out American seriel killing doctors it's even worse and they're young

@coolran06

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps because of legal issues is why the bad people are passed on to other clinics!?

@toastercatx

Жыл бұрын

Yes! The US badly needs laws to hold healthcare providers accountable. This is a feature of every single case I've heard of a rogue nurse/doctor, and I can't help but think that a national registry would at least help. It shouldn't come down to patients flagging obviously suspicious behaviour. Hells, it took a paticularly diligent mortuary worker to bring down shipman...

@dawnsully88

Жыл бұрын

Sadly I have heard of multiple stories about serial nurses. You would think hospitals would talk to each other.

I’ve noticed the same problem with police officers, they can be fired for the worst thing then go to another city (even right next to where they are) and get hired. Same with hospital workers, which in both cases is VERY scary. Charles Cullen (the nurse who killed lots of people) would just go from place to place after being found out, but no one took the time to look into why he was let go?!? These are two very important jobs dealing with protecting and taking care of people, they should be looked at even closer than most in order to protect the lives of others. Smh

@ek2137

Жыл бұрын

The hospital officials that didn't report this LVN to the state board when she had stolen the controlled substance medication was a dereliction of duty.

@CoExist64

Жыл бұрын

@@ek2137 yes, sadly it happens in far too many cases.

@pattiewoodall2488

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely agree!

@beaulieuc8910

2 ай бұрын

exactly, same sort of complacent culture

As a dialysis patient, this is especially scary. And many, many blessings to Miss Linda for paying attention to how things are done in the clinic and recognizing that something was very wrong. Much love to Miss Linda and Miss Loraline.

Those poor detectives! My mind kept numbing out with her rambling. Actually took a couple of aspirin- had a headache. I tried to concentrate, I couldn't focus.

@keris81

2 ай бұрын

I'm falling asleep listening to her drone on too.

This is not the first story where medical care facilities have failed to report or make known the misconduct of previous employees. You're absolutely right about the facilities wanting to preserve their image rather than let the community know of dangerous persons and you're right about that needing to change. They're supposed to protect and provide. Money and status should not outweigh the well-being of citizens. Love your videos! ❤

@MsPopeye65

Жыл бұрын

Sadly.. I’m sure it’s not going to be the last!♥️

@katiesmo6742

Жыл бұрын

@@MsPopeye65 Yeah :/ at least not until something starts holding the facilities accountable. Is it better to have acknowledged and rectify the problem by dismissal or to sweep it under the rug, putting society at risk, and down the line have people die? Seems like a no brainer but when billions of dollars are on the line, corporations will do just about anything to keep that cash flow. It's disgusting.

@catherinetsitlakidis9151

Жыл бұрын

Facilities are afraid of lawsuits from persons who were let go due to suspicious behavior

@MsPopeye65

Жыл бұрын

@@katiesmo6742 Agreed!♥️

@ThisIsJ.Nicole

Жыл бұрын

Oh, he's covered more. Go back to the first season. It's shocking.

I just can’t take the interrogation… the way she’s trying to sound so ✨sweet✨ and ✨innocent✨… all while killing people who are already going through hard times I-

@bennettcawley4630

Жыл бұрын

It's the repetitive saliva smack that gets me.

@Ali-kb8gr

Жыл бұрын

I know right! Trying to act all sweet and innocent. 🤮😒

@hmco31525

Жыл бұрын

She’s trying to appear extremely competent at her job, extremely concerned with the welfare of her patients and also totally naive and clueless of how the patients were being harmed. If she cared about the patients like she said she did, and was so concerned that incompetency would harm them, she would have checked all the machines for leftover bleach not just the ones she was going to use.

@whisperingleaves4157

Жыл бұрын

It’s gross! “I’m scared…” 🤨

@whisperingleaves4157

Жыл бұрын

@@bennettcawley4630 Was she eating a candy or something??

As someone who was tortured by a sadist in the burn ward shower, there is a special place in h3ll for these people. They finally busted my monster (and others) after they investigated and found he was also withholding our medications for himself and to sell to friends. When I was in excruciating pain having my burn skin abbreviated (scrubbed), he’d whisper in my ear “take it!” And when I’d cry out in pain and curse, he’d enjoy it and laugh. It finally came back to bite him hard after the brass finally got involved. He apparently had been moved around and protected by a father near the top of these programs. A lot of people were afraid to talk due to the months of burn rehab s. Yeah, I’d return the favor of I were to ever get the chance.

“bloodline bleacher” made me think someone was out here annihilating whole genetic lineages 😅

@verablexitasap858

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@PerfectServantOfSelf

3 ай бұрын

Facts

Unbelievable her license should have been revoked a long time ago

@TiffWaffles

4 ай бұрын

I'm surprised that her licence hadn't been revoked when it was clear she was stealing and abusing medications that she stole from her workplaces.

This one hits close to home. I was on dialysis for over ten years. I know what it is like to put your trust in the people that give you your treatment. She took advantage of people that were depending on her. I am used to bad techs and unattentive doctors but this is something out of a worst nightmare.

@janececelia7448

Жыл бұрын

I was done after 4 years and had a few truly vile nurses looking after me.

@janececelia7448

Жыл бұрын

@@cainmathewson1857 People don't believe e when I say how some of the nurses can be nasty and for no reason. I always tried to be polite but if I asked for a bit a of fresh air or the light to be turned down a bit, they thought I was being demanding. I often suffer from photophobia and there's no need to have every single light blazing. They did not care. There was no trying to make my life even slightly more comfortable and how dare I ask. I never demanded; I'm not silly. So, thanks for validating my concerns. I have a transplant but it's not doing too well and last month I was in hospital twice for a kidney infection. Mind you it was up to me to suggest that after 3 weeks on the same antibiotic that I'm probably not on the right one. Oh yes, said someone from the renal team, you haven't been. So, when were they going to tell me and when were they going to get a new script to me as I was ringing them from home and too sick to go out and fill it? Healthcare professionals have no business caring for the sick if they don' give a shit about their patients. Damn criminals are treated with more respect than we ill people are. Best of luck for your future. I'm not sure if I could go back on dialysis again. I have an exit strategy in place should that day arise.

@nadapenny8592

Жыл бұрын

I hate these comments but I'm so glad they're here.

@F-R78

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, it is! I hope you're doing better now X

@ashes2ashes394

Жыл бұрын

My brother just died from heart failure after battling end stage renal failure. His doctor said he would live 5 years on dialysis but he made it six years. He said he wanted to make his time at dialysis a positive experience and when he died his nurses called my parents to tell them how sorry they were.

Thank you for reporting on this horrible story. May the patients have their rest. Kim truly is a Monster! 😢

My dad was on Dialysis for the last 3 years of his life. When he was 1st diagnosed with end stage Renal failure, we tried traditional Dialysis. He hated it so much that he was ready to just stop treatment & accept that he was going to die Thanks to the AMAZING Nurses at our local Dialysis clinic, my adult son & I were able to go through training & become certified to do at-home Dialysis. It uses the Paratineum gland to filter blood instead of a machine. I encourage anyone needing Dialysis to look into it. It is so much safer & more gentle on the body. It saved my dad's life, but more importantly it made his last years more about LIVING than sitting in a clinic for 12 hours every week!

Thank God for those people that stood up and said something

@Cynthiabecker24

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Hey fellow aussie monsters squad. From Melbourne❤

I can't help but wonder what Miss Linda's line of work was when she was younger cuz u can tell she's extremely intelligent & observant. . On top of all that she was so concerned about everyone else's well being before her own.

@germyw

Жыл бұрын

I kept thinking that she may have been a teacher. My mom is 79 and used to be a principal. She still talks as if she’s leading a staff meeting. Lol

@germyw

Жыл бұрын

She’s such a bad liar. She comes across as slow.

@rebeccabejenaru

Жыл бұрын

@Mrs Bass-Reeves oh you mean Kim....yeah the nurse acts half slow and very stupid. Trying to act Southern flirty with these detectives. She's a mess.

@janerecluse4344

3 ай бұрын

​@@germywThat nice blue cardigan is serving teacher realness, as is the low-maintenance hair.

Linda seems like such gentle soul. I'm glad she got to tell her story.

I’m a nurse and I just can’t wrap my head around what the f*ck is wrong with people! How a person can hurt another person - especially a defenseless person is beyond me! Kim was talking so slow and calm with those police like a true psychopath!

@MrYelly

Жыл бұрын

So you can't wrap your head around the concepts of spite, inadequacy and abuse of power because of those first two? Welcome to the channel, I guess.

@sheldonferguson7422

Жыл бұрын

The last 3 years has shown what most doctors and nurses are all about....money!!!

That's INSANE that she had the audacity to play a victim of worrying about her license, and how she's anxious at work when she's the one making that clinic her personal place to create victims.....smh she's definitely on the top of the list of monsters to me.

@Claudia-lq3ns

Жыл бұрын

She's truly a manipulative POS. "I was crying all day that 2 patients accused me of administering the wrong meds." What a clown 🤡

Linda gave a perfect testimony, although she witnessed a very heinous act, she should take solace in knowing that she stopped a very sick person from doing more evil! Hats off to her for her courage and great recollection of events.

@nurse580

Ай бұрын

I’m a retired RN after 40 years I can’t remember any cases whatsoever of Nurses killing patients from the 70’s - 90’s. Since about 2000 it started happening with quite a few cases ....I’m wondering why This woman gave herself away by taking ages to ‘remember’ that she worked the day before! It’s amazing how people can be intelligent in one way yet stupid in another ! It seems she was a very angry person and had lost control of her personal life then decided to murder others ....unbelievable to think she’d get away with it ! Another reason why people have lost much trust in what used to be a very trustworthy and respected profession I’m so glad to be retired now.

Ms Linda's testimony video is undeniable... That memory is fresh as a daisy and sharp as a knife! 👏👏 Bravo!

What an intelligent, intuitive, and sharp-minded woman Linda is. Her memory to detail is impeccable. I was so impressed that I found myself re-watching her testimony.

Early bird gets the “this is monster” video!

@nickolehitesman2576

Жыл бұрын

Parents of sick babies that won’t sleep gets this is monsters lol

@Breezy_alee

Жыл бұрын

Hehe I’m at work

@judygantz1005

Жыл бұрын

❤😂😊

@Leonicles

Жыл бұрын

Hey! Don't forget about the night owls on EST! I feel less mad at myself for being up at 4am

@rubberneckinc.8937

Жыл бұрын

@@Leonicles just glad I'm not the only one

Knowing my brother is on dialysis, and depends on his nurses being good people; this scares the hell out of me. I'm so sorry to the families that this POS destroyed.

@terryskidmore6739

Жыл бұрын

I pray that your brother receives only the best of care. My husband was able to have to have his treatments at home. He hooked up to the machine ever night at bedtime. His treatment was completed before he woke up in the morning. It worked really well for him. His kidneys eventually began to function properly and he no longer needs treatments. This was such a blessing. We were so grateful. Prayers for your brother.

@kiraalexander2394

Жыл бұрын

@@terryskidmore6739 thank you, I'm glad your husband is doing well now

@smorgensterin4990

Жыл бұрын

Fortunately I think she's a very, very rare case. Most dialysis nurses are great or at least neutral and responsible. Healthcare serial killers don't come around often. But I wish your brother the very best, dialysis is already stressful enough to go through without the added stress of worrying about safety.

@valeriecross5879

2 ай бұрын

I realize this is year old reply, but my 56 year old brother is on dialysis 3x week and it scares me. And on the other side I’ve been a nurse for 27 years and I can not fathom EVER intentionally hurting a patient. Do no harm!!!! This lady is a monster.

My grandpa goes through dialysis 3 times a week. It's such a hard treatment to go through that it weights highly on the patient's mental health. Can't even imagine going there for an already hard situation and then being killed, for nothing. This is just terrible. One of the worst cases imo Edit 1. Just lost my grandpa. Dialysis is such a hard-hitting treatment.

@donnawhite1292

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss.

@elisabethelias681

9 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss.....😪

I used to take my mom to dialysis three times a week at a davita center near us. (It's eerily familiar seeing one) One of the things that always stood out to me were how tough the people there were, my mom included. The people there do their best to be in good spirits while going through multiple instances of very rigorous medical treatments. I can't imagine this horrible cretin harming my mom or any of the lovely people we met there. This case really messed me up...these people who are going through the worst rely on people like this monster for care and she warps it horrifically...

I absolutely love this channel.

@Cynthiabecker24

Жыл бұрын

You're in great company❤

@smeshcel3025

Жыл бұрын

Dont end up on it now🤣 promise me

As if these poor patients didn’t have enough to be concerned about their health. They trusted her. What an evil despicable person.

Thank you for the ending narration about Kimberly's previous healthcare employers. I can't believe how irresponsible they were to not record & pass on info to authorities about her substance abuse & stealing of controlled substances! That should be standard procedure. All these facilities should have been held accountable with legal ramifications. All of this could have been avoided.

@thepanpiper7715

5 ай бұрын

Oh, baby - you think this is bad, you should look up disgraced “neurosurgeon” Christopher Duntsch.

What an amazing witness. She described everything so clearly and in a logical order.

@Killorbekilled-tt7vb

Жыл бұрын

She's old, not brainless..

I saw the Kimberly Saenz episode of License to Kill years ago on the Oxygen channel. A lady whose mother (or mother-in-law?) Kimberly had murdered said she had to see Kimberly out and about pre-trial because their sons played on the same sports team. 😡😠🤬 Can you imagine??? Kudos to the prosecution team who had to learn a bunch of medical stuff they knew nothing about, lol, so they could make sure she was convicted. 👍

@itslocro

Жыл бұрын

I’m about to check that out now. This lady never shut up, lol. She went on and on trying to confuse the detectives. The interrogation was SO AWKWARD. If I was one of them I’d have told her to can it about 50 seconds in. 😂

@Tsumami__

Жыл бұрын

Kimmy would’ve gotten a whooping at soccer practice if I was that lady lol

@Idgafawahgsab

Жыл бұрын

​@@Tsumami__ exactly. It would have been on like donkey kong.

People always assume that nurses are wonderful, altruistic individuals who devote their lives to the care of others. However the profession attracts quite malicious bullies who love that they have control over their patients lives, that they can act with impunity and their incapacitated patients can’t defend themselves against the abuse the nurse gets off on committing. I wonder how high the murder rate in hospitals and care homes *_really_* is, and just how many nurses are in actual fact serial killers.

@micheleshively8557

Жыл бұрын

I know, right. Scary to think

@soupstoreclothing

Жыл бұрын

actually i usually assume nurses are high school bullies that want to continue their reign of terror. for some reason nursing seems to attract the exact type of person it shouldn't.

@madkatlsd

5 ай бұрын

I've been treated so cruelly by nurses i just cant bring myself to trust any of them anymore.

so many red flags. and why would anyone with a history of dv be allowed to be a nurse

I feel so bad for those patients!

@DrLuke49

Жыл бұрын

@@benhartart9487 and apparently neither are you. Simpleton.

@Justadonkey

Жыл бұрын

@@benhartart9487 I don't understand? Its hard to overlook being dead all of a sudden?

@DrLuke49

Жыл бұрын

@@IronForgedUnderPressure why what?

@justiceseeker

Жыл бұрын

​@@IronForgedUnderPressure boy your a bummer.

@babyofmyfamily

Жыл бұрын

Me too, I work in nursing and this is pitiful 😡!

Good on Ms Linda and the other lady who saw something, said something. They almost certainly saved lives by that simple, yet highly important act.

Side note: thank you *SO VERY MUCH* for adding captions! Because of your efforts I'm able to follow along for the entire video, including the interrogation footage, and thank you for investing the extra time for your subscribers ❤

I was working as a baker and wasn't told not to put arsenic in the bagels 😮 Great commentary Rip to all these victims and condolences to their families Makes me want to sleep with one eye open next time I'm in the hospital

Such a heartbreaking story! I feel so bad for these patients and nurses. I can’t imagine how tough it must’ve been for them to see so many deaths of patients they had cared for for years

@babyofmyfamily

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and so many failed these patients. This lady should have been lost her license!

Why didn’t the facility install cameras the moment they suspected something ?? That would’ve shown them who the culprit was early on.

@GameOver9991

Жыл бұрын

Its a violation of patient privacy, the clinic I go to to donate blood is very clear that theres no photos or recording in the donation station

@charlierose2104

2 ай бұрын

HIPPA violation.

Nice play on words about the mandatory meeting and the killer being in a different kind of meeting. Stellar!

That woman was so brave giving her deposition 🤧🤧

@d.-_-.b

Жыл бұрын

I'm her number one fan ⚒

As a nurse myself this blows my mind! I love people so I just can’t imagine!

@dawnsully88

Жыл бұрын

Just want to say thank you for what you do. You guys don't get enough thanks. I appreciate you.

@mandygirty5062

Жыл бұрын

@@dawnsully88 thank you, so kind of you to say !

@dekin819

Жыл бұрын

Covid brought the lack of Integrity of the medical system

@babyofmyfamily

Жыл бұрын

Yes indeed and I can't understand this ladies heart. I would have turned her in so quick!!

@thegreencat9947

Жыл бұрын

I could never do your job....thank you for hearing the call. Good nurses make everything o.k.😁

Goes against everything most nurses stand for. As a nurse myself, these cases are especially upsetting, bringing shame to the profession. Thank goodness these patients were paying attention this day!!!👏🏼👏🏼

I did not expect that voice to come from this lady. I can see why nobody suspected her just because of that

Thanks Jiles! Have a great week everyone! 💖

@loobielou6965

Жыл бұрын

You too 😊

@Cynthiabecker24

Жыл бұрын

You too Naomid.... you're such a loyal fellow TIM sub. ❤

@ariadneschild8460

Жыл бұрын

Cheers ! 🇦🇺✌

That was the absolute best witness. Sharp as a tack and didn’t miss a single detail.

Linda’s testimony-not to mention her bravery and integrity for speaking up- brought this monster to justice! Way to go, ladies! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Miss Linda is a hero!!! So sharp and clear!! She saved so many lives and helped put a murderer away!!! Go Miss Linda!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🧡🧡

She reminds me of that male nurse. He did the something similar, and all the hospitals did the same thing. These medical facilities should notify other employers about these nurses so people don't have to keep on dying. But they don't just save face and that they don't look bad. But all it does when they get caught. They should be held accountable as well.

@truartist5379

Жыл бұрын

Because he was white

@MrYelly

Жыл бұрын

Hospitals ARE held accountable in most if not every case.

@MrYelly

Жыл бұрын

​@@truartist5379 Racist piece of shite.

@kitsunefaye1661

3 ай бұрын

Charles Cullen. 🤮🤮🤮

@dbkyhere9229

2 ай бұрын

That should be punished harshly!

I have always looked at Nurses as Florence Nightingales. This 1 monster won't change that. Thank You Nurses for all you do !

@fionabell2931

Жыл бұрын

Great comment! ❤ Nurses are the best and should be appreciated, always!

@ariadneschild8460

Жыл бұрын

Nurses are the real heroes, after the doctors fix the patients it's the Nurses that keep them alive.

@jimmyclimer594

Жыл бұрын

And tik tok dances.

@TAGMZs63

Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome. Most nurses are wonderful people who would never harm anyone.

@rebeccabejenaru

Жыл бұрын

@Susan Fieldhouse I guess no one has lived in Nevada. Yeah they're lovely. In between trying to get a doctor and a cop, they not interested in any patient. The doctors are WORSE. I remember ONE nurse at Spring Valley Hospital. She was so sweet. Sat with me and begged me to stay in longer. What a shame they aren't all like that. I nearly died in Nevada.

I’m a retired RN, and I know hospitals do not routinely inform other healthcare facilities when an employee like this is dismissed. I worked my way up from Nursing assistant, to ER RN, and my last 12 years as Nursing Supervisor. I worked on every unit eventually. We didn’t have a murderer, thank God, but we did have several nurses who were giving their patients saline injections and using narcotics themselves. Not one left without a decent recommendation. The hospital doesn’t want the bad press so that nurse went to another job. Also, we didn’t put Lisenced or Technical nurses work in any specialty departments. They could give meds on a regular unit. Sadly, things don’t seem to have changed much.

Wow, this woman is terrifying… How can you do that to vulnerable people getting treatment? My mind just can't wrap around that. RIP to the victims.

Thank you so much for always inputing the domestic and mental health hotlines at the end of all of your videos. When I was in distress, the hotline saved my life and being reminded of the hotline always reminds me that there is help out there. I can only imagine for your listeners it is helping someone else too. Your videos, although about monsters, are absolutely life saving and I only hope that listeners that are suicidal or in domestic situations call that hotline. Each episode may save a life and that is amazing! Thank you.

@TheElbowMerchant

Жыл бұрын

Well said! There are many true crime content creators out there, and some of them are quite good, but the fact that Jiles includes the hotline numbers at the end of EVERY video sets him apart in my estimation. And similarly to what you said, I have no doubt that the inclusion of the hotline numbers has helped someone, somewhere, that needed it.

Her incessant rambling to try to confuse the detectives was ridiculous. She worked just the day before and had to think about it for several minutes. Buh-bye Kim.

Thank you so much for pointing out the different hotlines at the end of each of your videos. I truly believe that it saves lives. I love that you also emphasize the healthcare system's blame in helping monsters get re-employed over and over again.

Ms. Linda needs to be given some cold case files to go through. She is a smart cookie! ❤😂

Yay! Just scrolling endlessly at 2 am trying to find something to listen to while trying to fall asleep. Thank you Jiles.❤

@estherNMLATINA

Жыл бұрын

So am I. 😐

@tyrillcelestine7049

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@tyrillcelestine7049

Жыл бұрын

@@estherNMLATINA same lol goodnight

@Cynthiabecker24

Жыл бұрын

Wow..only 8pm here...perfect for a pre sleep listen. Hope you insomniacs manage to get some sleep.❤

@ariadneschild8460

Жыл бұрын

@@Cynthiabecker24 I'm resting n listening too. 🇦🇺 I like that Giles doesn't have an intrusive sound track going while he narrates.

I would absolutely watch a tv show with Miss Linda solving mysteries at nursing homes and medical centers! What a woman! She knew EXACTLY what was supposed to be done and when. Thank goodness this monster was caught. She obviously didn't count on Miss LInda!

@babyofmyfamily

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, because when your going through such a tuff and fatal illness you learn everything about it. So she knew what was right and wrong. They could not play her lol!!

Sadly during the medical staff shortage we had/have. If any licensed medical personnel applied….they were hired. As long as their license was valid they were hired. Her previous employer should have reported her to the licensing board. But in my experience, if they leave quietly they don’t get reported. The hospital doesn’t want to open themselves up for a malpractice lawsuit if reported. If people really knew what goes on in hospitals….no one would ever go into the hospital.

@sheldonferguson7422

Жыл бұрын

Well yeah, when the good ones are being fired for questioning the new thing you have to hire people that will blindly follow along with the sCiEnCe!!!

I'm someone who aspires to work in emergency medicine as a doctor and how someone could HURT OR KILL someone that you're there to HELP is beyond sickening.

Just starting so it could change, but man, really proud of Kevin for calling the cops and not hiding his abuse. It’s so hard for guys sometimes, when their lives matter more.

It's bizarre how calm shes answering questions!

I very much appreciate how you call out the health system that allows someone like Kim to get away with such behavior! There will always be terrible people, but there should be protections in place from them!!!

Thank you for sharing this one. I live in Lufkin and getting the interview and all the details was more than I’ve ever gotten and sooo interesting. I didn’t know I actually knew some of the patient names. That really surprised me!!!! I’ve worked at one of the local pharmacies about 14 miles from there.

Thank you for doing the CLosed Captions on your own , that is a lot of work.

I'm retired now from being an RN, but my god I'll never understand why fired nurses used to get new jobs easily...'nurses' if you can call them that, are certainly Monsters.

Really glad you gave this one an hour, Mr. Monsters. Great work, as per usual.

Thank God for Ms. Linda doing her thing and out there saving lives!

It's almost like the witness knows the job better than the nurses 😆

@KK-mm8ms

Жыл бұрын

Yep...they are there for hours every time. Sometimes several times a week. They become very accustomed to procedure.

This is just ONE of the reasons I 😍😍😍 this man! He ALWAYS POSTS ON OUR NOCTURNAL SCHEDULE!!! LOL! I KNOW you guys FEEL ME! Xxx 💖💖💖💋

@elizabethprater-hughett8021

Жыл бұрын

💯💯💯💯💯

As a person who's been receiving various tests and/or treatments for MS for nearly 30 years, I find this very disturbing. I trust the doctors and nurses that I have seen implicitly. I am lucky in that I have had pretty much the same few doctors the whole time. I can't even begin to imagine why someone would want to do this kind of thing to another person. ❤️🙏 Love and prayers to the two ladies who spoke up about this.

So, there is no hidden childhood trauma, no saviour complex, not even psychotic, just angry about a job and spiteful. I'm not suggesting that those are excuses at all. It all seems to make her more of a monster than usual. Condolences to everyone involved

I think a big problem is the industry itself and the people in it are professionals and a very different kind of professional. It's almost like the police attitude of not wanting to rat out somebody in your profession because it makes everyone in your professional look bad it's not like they're trashmen their doctors so if somebody sees a nurse doing something bad they start thinking all nurses are bad I think that has something to do with the fact that a lot of doctors and nurses can get away with this stuff even though they have bad reputations and shity work ethic.

I have covid and have been so stinking tired. I just can't seem to get enough sleep, just woke up and needed to find a new podcast, This is Monsters always drops at the perfect time. Thank you as always, Jiles.

@constipatedinsincity4424

Жыл бұрын

Xtina do you have a CPAP Machine? You should try using one. You will sleep 💤 like a baby.

@auntyharry

Жыл бұрын

Very similar situation myself. I hope you get better soon.

@palmtrees2420

Жыл бұрын

How is the new covid like? My whole family just got very sick, high fevers, coughs, phlegm, etc. but we never lost our sense of taste and smell. One of us took a rapid test and was negative, but idk how reliable those tests are. We've had COVID before back in 2020 and we all lost our sense of taste and smell. Have you as well or is it different now?

@Cynthiabecker24

Жыл бұрын

Blessings and better health to all fellow TIM fam. Sending healing vibes🙏

@Matt_matt1

Жыл бұрын

​@@palmtrees2420 5 days no life no smell or taste, I got well 2 days before holiday