In the summer of 1970, a quiet tragedy unfolded within the walls of Marymount Hospital in London, Kentucky, forever altering the lives of those involved. Elizabeth Wyatt, a 42-year-old Caucasian woman, was a patient at the hospital, battling cancer and reliant on a continuous supply of oxygen to survive. Her life, however, was cut short on June 22, 1970, not by her illness, but by a deliberate act of a hospital orderly.
An 18-year-old orderly named Donald Harvey was responsible for her ca
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