“Intravenous drip” murder case Former staff member was in and out of the hospital room of the victim who was not in his charge
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Interviews with investigators revealed that a former employee at a hospital in Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture, who was arrested for murdering an inpatient by mixing excrement into his IV drip, was in and out of the patient's room on the day of the incident, even though he was not in charge of caring for the deceased patient.
Interviews with investigators revealed that a former employee at a hospital in Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture, who was arrested for murdering an inpatient by mixing excrement into his IV drip, was in and out of the patient's room on the day of the incident, even though he was not in charge of caring for the deceased patient. Police are investigating the possibility that the virus may have been mixed in during the one minute period when the nurse was in the room, using knowledge from a nurse. According to police, he denies the charges.
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