The Horrific Story of The Nightmare Nurse

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[mrjones]

It used to be common for single parents to take their children to the orphanage if they couldn’t make ends meet. When the parents’ situation improved, they retrieved their kids. In the absence of any other social net, it was the best they could do. Some orphanages kept the children in-house or sent them to real foster homes, but it was too common for children to be used as servants.

The past was the worst. For everybody.

[hannibalchow]

Simon has a super awesome channel called “The Casual Criminalist” that covers ghastly crimes and murders just like this. But In full detail. Absolute legendary channel!

[shaunuchiha]

I’ve been watching this since TopTenz was making videos about Nazis and Simon was talking to a camera over a flat backdrop with no beard. Mr. Whistler I’ve grown with your videos for a very long time, and now I’m a fully grown man, still enjoying. Never missed a video, been late a few times but I love watching and learning articulation of topics is outstanding. Hope you’re well, please mention Spicy Foxes in your next video, it would mean a lot to me to know that my compliment reaches you well.

[maxbracegirdle]

Maybe she was super paranoid about food at the end of her life cause that's the method she chose to poison people. Kinda like how if someone is cheating in a relationship, they often accuse their partners of cheating.

[Das_Pickles]

Can we get this on casual criminalist? I'd love to hear a deeper dive into some of this.

[Annenigmatic]

Fascinating to hear a psychopath do a little introspection in her own words

[puppetguy]

"I wouldn't have become a serial killer if I wasn't so bored" lol 😂

[NurseRekka]

As a nurse i am just…. really glad I don’t work in psychology because trying to wrap my head around her thoughts is just sick.

[chuck.reichert]

Being able to sew ones eyelids shut is quite a unique skill

[jessicalypso]

I would love to see something about the Toynbee Tiles! I think that would be PERFECT for Decoding The Unknown!

[daviddow]

Could you please cover the Snowtown Murders, they were pretty big in Australia at the time, but no one seems to have any idea about them these days.

[twocvbloke]

Put her with harold shipman, and you'd have a perfect evil duo, Doctor Death and the Nightmare Nurse...

[koiglass]

I like how Simon had to break out the historians chair for this one

[robmerrell]

This was a good one, but did anyone else notice how old it is? The SW light on the wall actually works in it.

[melissanoyb]

I forgot how much I dig the term Fact Boy.

[BiancaBabe]

Does anyone else use Simon's beard as a measurement of time since quarantine? No, just me? Lol 🤣🤣

[jodi_kreiner]

I think it’s interesting that she fully admits and understands that she was a legitimate sociopath and also was able to emanate a seemingly kind and caring personality. most sociopaths are good at mimicking human emotion, but from these stories it seems more like she had a compassionate side but then she kind of just flipped a switch and suddenly enjoyed killing people… but it doesn’t feel like she has dissociative identity disorder either so I’d be interested to hear what psychologist today would actually diagnose her with.

[tiffinyharrington]

This story is better delivered on Casual Criminalist - my favorite of all Simon’s many channels.

[willCollett]

There was a place in Waltham, Ma - Metropolitan State Hospital. I worked there as a a nursing assistant. I heard there that a patient, named Peter, there had sewn his eyes closed. was Peter our mysterious eye man???.

[ButWhyWasTaken]

0:20 Say, Simon, who does all those jingles on all your channels?