Nurse — Capturing The Killer

Cullen’s capture exposed massive gaps in healthcare oversight. Led to the "Cullen Law" in New Jersey.

She used their friendship to appeal to his emotions.

Information sharing between states became more robust. Capturing the Killer Nurse

He targeted vulnerable patients, often late at night.

The case of Charles Cullen, often called "The Angel of Death," represents one of the most prolific serial killer investigations in American history. His capture was not the result of a single breakthrough, but rather a tense, high-stakes collaboration between whistleblowers and investigators. The Pattern of Negligence Information sharing between states became more robust

Based on her evidence, police took him into custody in December 2003. Institutional Legacy

Several patients experienced unexplained insulin spikes. His capture was not the result of a

For sixteen years, Cullen moved through nine hospitals in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He used lethal doses of insulin and digoxin.