Hey Prime members, you can binge episode 17 through 24 of Mr. Boland's medical mysteries right now and

add free on Amazon Music. Download the app today. In the summer of 1846, a young woman screamed in pain and fear as a pair of orderlies carried her

through the doors of Vienna General Hospital. The woman was about to give

birth and even though she'd been taken to one of the best hospitals in all of Austria, she was still afraid of what would happen next.

The Orderlies carried her stretcher down a hallway, and the woman craned her neck to see where they were taking her.

But a moment later, she was struck by a painful

contraction and had to close her eyes. The woman heard the Orderlies burst through

another set of doors and then she heard the cries of other women growing

louder and louder.

The woman opened her eyes and tried to get her bearings, but everything was a blur.

Then the Orderlies picked her up and settled her into a bed in a big room full of women delivering babies.

The second the Orderlies left, the woman shouted out for a doctor.

A young man ran over and when he asked how he could help,

the woman grabbed his white coat and she asked him which ward is this.

And when he told her, she burst into tears. Because she knew there was a very good chance

she'd never leave this room alive. I'm Hannah and I'm Sirooty and we are the hosts of Red-handed a weekly true-crime

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