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The opening day of the public inquiry into the actions of Elizabeth Wettlaufer, who admitted to killing nursing home patients over a period of years, heard from lawyers representing Ontario long-term care homes who said her co-workers were betrayed by the disgraced nurse.
Ontario has appointed Justice Eileen Gillese to conduct an independent public inquiry into the circumstances and systemic issues that may have allowed former nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer to kill eight nursing home residents in her care. CBC | Health News
Ex-nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer, accused of killing eight people in long-term care homes, admits in court today that she injected patients with insulin with the intention of killing them. CBC | Health News
