The German Doctor Who Killed 100 Patients | True Crime Story

Описание: Johannes M. wasn't just a doctor who killed 100 patients; he was a collector of their final moments. This episode exposes the disturbing audio recordings and the "kill ledger" that revealed the Angel of Berlin as a predator.

📝 CASE SUMMARY:
For years, a respected palliative care specialist stalked the terminally ill, using a paralytic cocktail to stage "natural" deaths in their own homes. His method was invisible, until a patient with a genetic anomaly woke up paralyzed during the murder attempt but lived to tell the tale. This is the true story of a medical serial killer who used fire, forgery, and silence to hide a body count that shocked the world.

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💀 THE FATAL ERRORS:
The Paralytic Glitch: How a survivor's rapid metabolism exposed the "invisible" murder weapon.
The 20-Minute Gap: Why the time between death and the 911 call was the first red flag.
The Ledger: The notebook found by a family member that listed 15 confirmed doses.

⏱️ TIME OF DEATH:
00:00 - Intro
00:34 - The 911 Call
0:40 - The Angel of Berlin
03:12 - The Method: Midazolam & Succinylcholine
06:29 - The Fire Strategy
07:46 - The Mother-in-Law's Discovery
09:46 - The Polish Murder
13:06 - The Survivor Who Woke Up
14:45 - The Bone Marrow Evidence

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❓ PATIENT HISTORY:
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⚖️ LEGAL & PRIVACY:
While this story is based on real medical cases and documented events, names, locations, and identifying details may have been changed to protect the privacy of patients and their families. Content on Diagnosis Glitch is for entertainment and informational purposes only. This is not medical advice. If you have symptoms, please see a professional.