In the summer of 1974, a shadow fell over Petersburg General Hospital in Virginia, as an unusual and alarming number of patients began to die unexpectedly. Among them was a male patient named Robert Wyche, whose death in June of that year would later be viewed as part of a disturbing pattern. The string of fatalities, particularly within the coronary care unit during the overnight shift, raised alarms among the hospital administration, prompting an internal investigation that would unravel a chi
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