Serial Killer Elizabeth Wettlaufer's FULL Confession to Police CHILLING!

Ontario Provincial Police conducted a 2½-hour-long
interview on Oct. 5, 2016, in which the former nurse described the
killing of patients in her care.

Elizabeth Tracy Mae Wettlaufer, born June 10, 1967, is a convicted Canadian serial killer and former registered nurse. Between 2007 and 2016, she murdered eight senior citizens and attempted to kill six others in southwestern Ontario, making her one of Canada's most notorious serial killers.
Wettlaufer's method involved administering lethal doses of insulin to her victims, exploiting her position of trust within the healthcare system. Her crimes went undetected for years, partly due to systemic failures in monitoring and reporting within the facilities where she worked. It was only after she voluntarily confessed to her actions that authorities became aware of the extent of her crimes.
In 2017, Wettlaufer was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for 25 years. Her case prompted widespread public inquiry and led to significant scrutiny of healthcare practices in Canada, resulting in recommendations aimed at preventing such tragedies in the future.
Wettlaufer's actions have been analyzed in various studies exploring healthcare professional criminality and competence, highlighting the importance of thorough background checks and the need for vigilance in the medical field to prevent similar occurrences


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Latin Kings Gang Leader Sings in Court - Luis Interview - Interrogation in Court 

Tell all confessions of Luis he is the best friend of Mr Garcia. This is the Re-trial of Katherine Magbanua aka Katie Magbanua. This is King Tato on the stand. 

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The Rehab Racket – How Addiction Became a Billion-Dollar Industry 

Rehab is supposed to help people recover. But what if I told you it’s actually designed to keep them sick?

Behind the inspirational slogans and luxury treatment centers is a $42 billion industry that profits off relapse, not recovery.

Fake treatments. Forced rehab. Insurance scams.

This episode exposes how addiction treatment became one of the biggest cons in America. Because in this system? Getting better isn’t the goal. Staying trapped is. This is Alexis Knight Investigates. Stay aware, stay questioning, and most of all—stay free.

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The Full Interrogation Of Michael Brett Kelly Without Commentary

In 2012, 18-year-old Brett Kelly of Macon, Georgia, was dating 38-year-old Tracy Jones. When Tracy hatched the plan to steal big bucks from the real-estate law firm she was employed at, she enlisted Kelly’s assistance, along with that of his 23-year-old step-sister Courtney’s. It was Kelly who brought 23-year-old Dozier on board as well. Their plan was to wire transfer the funds from the firm’s escrow account to their own and then split the spoils four-ways.

Tracy was a junior employee at the firm and thus, did not have the access to wire transfer funds without authorization from the upper management. This was not the same case with Gail Spencer, who had been with the firm for over 10 years and was the person in charge of handling wire transfers. Tracy needed to make the transfer through Gail’s access and she needed Gail to not be at work. That’s where Kelly and Dozier entered the scene. On the morning of October 5, 2012, Tracy knocked on Gail’s door and made up an excuse to use her bathroom. 58-year-old Gail trusted the co-worker she saw every day in the office and let her in. In turn, Tracy let in Kelly and Dozier who were there to hold Gail hostage in her home while Tracy went to the office to wire transfer the money.

Kelly was brandishing a pistol, once they were inside Gail’s home, and threatened Gail at gunpoint. According to his statement, Dozier had no idea that Kelly had brought a gun with him. The plan had been to let Gail go after the money had been successfully transferred. But at some point, Kelly raped and sodomized Gail and then killed her by suffocating her with a plastic trash bag. All the while, Dozier had been keeping watch in the next room, and according to his own statement, he had also tried to stop Kelly from murdering Gail. They both fled the scene later in the day.

The police found Gail dead in her home the next day when concerned neighbors called 911. A total amount of $1.4 million was stolen in five different transactions by Tracy. The first three transfers were to Courtney’s bank accounts and Courtney decided to run away with all of the approximately $800,000. Four days later, Tracy did another two transfers, bringing the total amount of stolen funds to $1.4 million. Within a week of the crime, all four criminals – Tracy, Courtney, Brett, and Dozier – were caught by the police, thanks to a timely tip-off.

They were both charged with multiple counts of aggravated assault, felony murder, malice murder, theft by taking, burglary, and false imprisonment. Only Brett Kelly was also charged with aggravated sodomy. While Kelly accepted his charges and pleaded guilty, earning a life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole, Dozier pleaded not guilty and went to trial in 2015. Dozier was also found guilty on all charges by the jury and was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole also. In June 2019, Dozier appealed the court’s decision but his appeal was reviewed and denied by the Supreme Court of Georgia. They both are still incarcerated in Georgia State Prison, where they will spend the rest of their lives. Tracy and Courtney got life imprisonment too, but Courtney has the possibility of parole.


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Son Kills Parents and Turns Himself In | Cameron Rogers InterrogationSon Kills Parents and Turns Himself In | Cameron Rogers Interrogation

Cameron Rogers confesses to the brutal killing of his parents. The interrogation explores his motives and the chilling details of the crime.#policebodycams

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This Is What A Compulsive Psychopath Looks Like

On January 30, 2011, Johnny and Lisa Straub were murdered during what looked like a robbery. Both victims were found on the ground, their hands duct-taped, and bags duct-taped over their heads. Clarke’s father attempted to remove the bags and start CPR, but he almost immediately realized it was too late. Lisa’s father, who owned the house, later stated that he did not own duct tape, meaning that the murder was premeditated.

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True Crime: The Court of Public Opinion - Lacey Spears: Maternal Love or Manipulative Harm?

In this episode of True Crime: The Court of Public Opinion, host Alexis Knight delves into the tragic case of Lacey Spears, who was convicted of murdering her son, Garnett, by poisoning him. This complex case explores the controversial phenomenon of Munchausen syndrome by proxy, where caregivers inflict harm on their dependents for attention.

Was Lacey a victim of her mental health struggles, or did she knowingly harm her child? 

Join us as we unravel the layers of this heartbreaking story and invite you to weigh in on where accountability lies.


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True Crime: The Court of Public Opinion: Alexis Knight Investigates: Why Are the Menendez Brothers Still in Prison?

In this special episode of Alexis Knight Investigates, we delve into the stalled progress in the Menendez Brothers’ case. Despite public support, a previous DA’s recommendation for resentencing, and growing awareness of the abuse they endured, Lyle and Erik Menendez remain behind bars. What’s causing these delays? Is the new DA intentionally stalling? And what role does the media play in keeping the public in the dark? Join Alexis as she uncovers the roadblocks, the questions, and the truths that demand answers.


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True Crime: The Court of Public Opinion - The Menendez Brothers: Victims of Trauma or Calculating Killers?

In this gripping episode of True Crime: The Court of Public Opinion, we dive into one of the most controversial cases in modern history: the Menendez brothers. Lyle and Erik Menendez were convicted of the brutal murders of their parents, Jose and Kitty, but their story is far from straightforward. Were they driven by greed, or were their actions influenced by years of alleged abuse and trauma?

Join me, Alexis Knight, as we unpack the facts, the psychological complexities, and the evolving understanding of trauma and PTSD over the last three decades. You’ll want to listen all the way to the end, where the most important arguments are laid out, challenging you to decide for yourself: Were the Menendez brothers truly victims of their circumstances, or were they calculating killers?

Stay tuned to the end, because your opinion may shift by the time the episode concludes. Was justice truly served, or is there more to the story?


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True Crime: The Court of Public Opinion - Under the Influence - The Controversial Case of Karla Homolka 

In this episode, we delve into the chilling case of Karla Homolka, a woman implicated in the brutal rape and murder of several young women in the 1990s alongside her then-husband, Paul Bernardo. Initially perceived as a victim of her partner's influence, Karla’s plea deal and subsequent light sentence sparked widespread outrage and divided public opinion.

We explore the complexities of her role in these horrific crimes, the media's impact on public perception, and the ongoing debate about justice and accountability. 

Join us as we unravel the layers of this controversial case and invite you to weigh in on the question: Was justice truly served, or did Karla escape the full consequences of her actions?


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