The baby was still in her mother's arms. Fifteen-month-old Chelsea McClellan had come in for a routine vaccination. The nurse approached with a syringe. She injected the baby in her left thigh. Immediately, Chelsea had trouble breathing. She was trying to say her mother's name. But she couldn't.

The drug was suxamethonium chloride -- a muscle relaxant that paralyzes the respiratory system. The baby could not breathe. The baby could not cry out. And the nurse who had injected her rushed in to save her. Dramatic, urgent, heroic. She demanded to be assigned the sickest patients. She was always the first one there when a baby coded. Because she was the one who made them code.

Episode 15 opens the Work block -- the arena where Cancer's caretaker instinct enters the professional sphere and inverts. The corrupted caregiver. The nurse who manufactures emergencies in dying children so she can perform the rescue. Two cases. Two nurses. Two countries. The same mechanism: the person whose job is to heal is the person who kills.

Featuring: Genene Ann Jones (July 13, 1950) | Sonya Caleffi (July 21, 1970).

Signs of Danger: A True Crime Astrology Podcast | Season 4, Episode 15

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