
Join Devon, a registered nurse, and Kate, a nurse practitioner, as we dive into some of the most sinister medical true crime and medical mysteries.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 127 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeHealth & FitnessMedicine | |||

When 10 patients die under mysterious and similar circumstances, two nurses from the Philippines are thrust into the center of a murder investigation fueled by racism.
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Cover art: Blossom Creative Studio, Jen... more
Devin continues to provide us with updates on the happenings in the ongoing trial, as well as goes over the pending civil suits against healthcare providers and entities, whom are accused of failing Lindsey and her family during her time of need.
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TW: child abuse, child loss, suicide, mental health in crisis
Devon unpacks the story taking headlines by storm, the tragic story of Lindsey Clancy, and RN who suffered from postpartum depression/psychosis, and is on trial for allegedly killing her... more
Following the murders, Buck is left scrambling to cover his tracks. Soon, astounding police work coupled with revolutionary forensics land him right in the center of an investigation, and eventually, a murder trial.
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Jeeeez, the guy on the podcast constantly talks over and interrupts the girl. It’s such a shame because you guys cover really interesting topics, but honestly, I can’t listen to it when he repeatedly talks over her. I think it comes across as a little disrespectful, and it’s just really distracting when you’re trying to listen. So that’s definitely something he needs to work on..
I’ve listened to a couple of shows because the topics are interesting but the host says “like” WAY too much, the 1st almost 10 minutes is ads and chatter, and at least on Radium Girls it was followed by almost 15 ad minutes. I want to like it but can’t handle any more episodes.
I want to love this podcast but had to turn off the latest episode. The hosts talk over each other way too much.
I just found your podcast and started listening from Season 1, Episode 1. There are definitely some production issues that make it hard to get through at times—the heavy breathing, background noise, inconsistent audio quality, and awkward transitions into the main topic.
What really stood out to me, though, was the discussion during the Alex Pretti ICU RN murder episode about remaining friends with people who hold opposing beliefs.
That perspective feels profoundly privileged. For some people,... more
Really enjoying Kate and Devon’s podcast. Their retelling of stories about medically themed crimes is both entertaining and insightful, especially as they can provide a useful perspective as nursing professionals themselves.
So pleased I’ve finally found this podcast and have so many previous episodes to listen to! Would highly recommend.
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This show blends medical true crime with vivid narrative storytelling, anchored by two healthcare professionals who dissect notorious cases through clinical context, forensic detail, and courtroom drama. Episodes often weave early medical missteps, investigative breakthroughs, and the human impact on families, while peppering in personal commentary and banter that reflects the hosts' nursing backgrounds. A recurring strength is the combination of thorough research and accessible explanations, making complex medical scenarios understandable for a broad audience. Notable touches include historical cases, forensic science milestones, and ongoing serial investigations that build suspense across episodes. The format's casual, conversational styl... more
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