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Main Corpse | Ep. 11 - T&M BBQ/Grill & Reta Mays, An Angel of Death
This episode's food selection is from T&M BBQ Grill
Located at 795 W Main St, Bridgeport, WV. Open Tue-Wed 11-7, Thu-Sat 11-9, Sun 11-3.
Here's what we ordered:
Matt: pulled pork platter, mac and cheese
Kelsey: barbecued 1/2 chicken, jalapeño corn
Shared: Cornbread, assorted homemade sauces
This is the first episode where both hosts went into trying the food blind without either of them eating there before.
Kelsey covers a local "angel of death" case involving the murders of seven elderly veteran men that occurred between 2017 and 2018. The victims were all patients of the VA hospital where Reta Mays worked as a nurse's assistant. It was discovered that the vets had been killed, mostly, with unprescribed insulin injections while they had all been under her care.
Due to the nature of this episode's case, and in remembrance of the veterans who were killed, we are providing a link to the Clarksburg Louis A. Johnson Medical Center, where you can find resources to volunteer or donate to their hospital. This includes support for their Health Care for Homeless Veterans program. https://www.va.gov/clarksburg-health-care/work-with-us/volunteer-or-donate/
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This episode's food selection is from T&M BBQ Grill
Located at 795 W Main St, Bridgeport, WV. Open Tue-Wed 11-7, Thu-Sat 11-9, Sun 11-3.
Here's what we ordered:
Matt: pulled pork platter, mac and cheese
Kelsey: barbecued 1/2 chicken, jalapeño corn
Shared: Cornbread, assorted homemade sauces
This is the first episode where both hosts went into trying the food blind without either of them eating there before.
Kelsey covers a local "angel of death" case involving the murders of seven elderly veteran men that occurred between 2017 and 2018. The victims were all patients of the VA hospital where Reta Mays worked as a nurse's assistant. It was discovered that the vets had been killed, mostly, with unprescribed insulin injections while they had all been under her care.
Due to the nature of this episode's case, and in remembrance of the veterans who were killed, we are providing a link to the Clarksburg Louis A. Johnson Medical Center, where you can find resources to volunteer or donate to their hospital. This includes support for their Health Care for Homeless Veterans program. https://www.va.gov/clarksburg-health-care/work-with-us/volunteer-or-donate/