Crime alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now, Heather Presdie, a nurse that

affects the bayonet nursing home, has two patients rushed to the hospital on the same

day for extreme hypoglycemia.

They both die, despite no previous diagnosis of symptoms of diabetes.

Police get involved, Presdie admits giving both victims lethal doses of insulin.

Nancy, co-workers recount concerning comments Presdie made about the victims, including

that the oldest and 83-year-old would quote, be better off dead.

Presdie allegedly told her mother about the lethal insulin doses, revealing a third victim

that survived an injection Presdie administered months before the two victims' deaths.

Presdie claims the surviving victim was in COVID isolation and asked her to kill him.

Presdie, 40 charged with murder, attempted murder, and neglect of a care-dependent person.

Clifton Williams gets in an argument with his roommate after realizing the last hot

pocket in the freezer is gone.

The roommate admits he ate it, and Williams starts throwing kitchen utensils at him.

The roommate leaves the home, Williams follows outside with a gun.

Despite the roommate's pleas, Williams shoes the man in the rear end as he runs away.

The roommate goes to a neighbor's for help, and Williams, 64, old enough to know better,

now charged with felony assault.

This is a whole new meaning to hot pocket, more crime-and-justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime-and-justice breaking news crime-on-lines, John Lemley.

The unabomber Ted Kaczynski, who ran a 17-year bombing campaign that left 23 people injured

and three dead, died by suicide, this according to our friends at the Associated Press.

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