They trusted her with their parents, their grandparents—the people they loved most. Elizabeth Wettlaufer wasn’t just a nurse in Ontario, Canada… she was a symbol of compassion. But behind that calm smile and gentle voice lived something far darker.

Between 2007 and 2016, Elizabeth Wettlaufer secretly murdered eight senior citizens and attempted to kill six more in Canadian nursing homes. She used insulin—not to save lives, but to silently end them. No blood. No suspicion. Just unexplained deaths… until the day she walked into a hospital and confessed: “I killed them. I couldn’t stop.”

These weren’t terminal patients begging for mercy. Some were recovering. Some waiting for family visits. They died not from illness—but from the hands of someone sworn to protect them. And the twist? She tried to tell others before. She confessed to coworkers, friends—even clergy. No one believed her.

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