'Angel of Death' nurse watched patients die after spiking medication in killing spree
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dailystar.co.ukDaily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A serial killer nurse injected 20 patients a lethal dose of insulin in a killing spree between 2017 and 2018.Reta Mays was a former Army National Guard who completed non-combat roles in Iraq and Afghanistan.When Mays returned to civilian life, she worked as a correctional officer at a jail and a carer for adults with disabilities.Then, in 2015, she was employed by the VA (Veteran's Health Administration) hospital as a nursing aide at the Louis A Johnson Medical Center in Clarksburg, West Virginia.As an assistant, Mays wasn’t allowed to administer medicine but she monitored patients’ vital signs and helped staff.She worked the quiet night shift, 7.30pm to 8am, on Ward 3A.
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