In June 1974, Leonard Hudson Sr., a male patient in Petersburg, Virginia, became one of the names later tied to a chilling spike in sudden deaths inside the coronary care unit at Petersburg General Hospital. Patients who were expected to recover were dying without warning, their charts offering no clear medical reason, as if their hearts simply stopped. The timing of the deaths became impossible to ignore: they were clustering in the same overnight window, between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m., the shift h
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