Macabre Part 3: The Nightmare Nurse
In this episode of The Brain Food Show, we’re looking at the story of an intelligent, sweet little girl who was given up to an orphanage and then grew up to have a rather successful career as a nurse… and just so happens to be one of the most notorious female serial killers in history.
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Hi Guys,
I really like your podcast and have been a big fan of your YouTube channel for quite some time. I specially find the variety in your content amazing. It’s space one week, killer nurses another week and keyboard the following week. By the way , I installed not one but 2 podcast apps ( stitcher and podcast addict) but couldn’t figure out how to post my comments in either app! Maybe it’s just me..
Good work!
Considering I am one of your few loyal ladies fans, along with the macabre I enjoy all abnormal psychology, or biology. (If you want to keep us in mind.
(It’s pernounced Mia 🙂 )
All very good information as we very much want to get more lady listeners. 🙂
Opiates like morphine constrict the pupils, so that’s what doctors would look for to see if they had overdosed. Atropine widens the pupils, so their eyes would look normal & no one would suspect a morphine overdose.
Thank you gentlemen for giving my girl child and I fun facts to talk about, we both enjoy the darker side of information, annd we both love random facts! Something you guys are great at! Simon your voice helps with headaches and Dave I love your laugh. Guys thank you again!
I very much enjoy what I can hear but wish you had a choice to transcription so that I may read it because I am partial deaf
Hi, love the variety of podcasts. Also watch many of simon’s YouTube channels. Keep up the great work