Processed two Uruguayan nurses for killing 16 patients
Montevideo, 18 mar ( EFE).-two Uruguayan nurses were charged today by the death of sixteen patients in the intensive care units of two hospitals in Montevideo with the argument that did “by mercy” toward their victims, judicial sources reported. “Ordered the prosecution of three people: one for five offences of especially aggravated homicide in regime of repetition, another for eleven crimes of murder in regime of real repetition, and a woman for complicity in an offence of homicide”, said the judge leading the case, Rolando Vomero, Men, aged 36 and 49, and with long professional career, apparently had no relationship between itself and the cases were uncovered after some dubious considered deaths. Killings occurred in cardiac Hospital Maciel, dependent on the State, unity and the CTI neurosurgical of the first Spanish Association of mutual aid, one of the most reputable in the country and private capital mutualist. Two nurses admitted “that many people had provided medication that they suffered”, added the judge to press when you finish take statements the defendants, whose detention met this same weekend. “For photographs one recognized five and another eleven victims and investigations will continue”, said judge after a day of interrogation that extended for eleven hours and in which police sources warned that the number of victims could reach sixty. One of the nurses “applied morphine” to victims and other “air through a...
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