Hi, I'm Greg Polson, and this is Serial Killers.

Today we're going to take a deep dive into the life of Harold Frederick Schittman, otherwise known as Dr.

Death.

I'm here with my co-host Vanessa Richardson.

Vanessa's not a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist, but she's done a lot of research for the show.

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This episode includes dramatizations and discussions of murder and assault that some people may find offensive.

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Doctors are some of the most exalted members of our society.

Rigorously trained and universally respected.

Doctors represent the best parts of us.

They're the friendly face during an annual checkup, the ones who selflessly care for us

when we can't care for ourselves. Above all else, we trust our doctors. We know we can trust them because doctors are hardwired to value

beneficence, the ethical term for doing good. Before any good doctor can don their

scrubs and stethoscope, they must recite the Hippocratic

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