Hello Superkins here, and I've teamed up once again with the LEGO Group to bring you series

two of my podcast at your leisure. Join me as I chat to chart toppers, catch up with comics

and yak with YouTube legends, finding out what they get up to when they're not busy being famous.

Expect more excellent guests, sharing more unusual hobbies.

So why not join us on the journey? Listen to the at your leisure podcast with me,

Superkins on Global Player.

Warning, the following podcast is not suitable for all audiences. We go into great detail with every

case that we cover and do our best to bring viewers even deeper into the stories by utilizing

disturbing audio and sound effects. Trigger warnings from the stories we cover may include

violence, rape, murder, and offenses against children. This podcast is not for everyone. You have

been warned. It's the summer of 1988 in Livingston, New Jersey, and a retired municipal court judge

named John Yango lies in his hospital bed recovering from an allergic reaction.

Over the last few days, the 72 year old father of four was getting better,

and his doctors expected him to make a full recovery. During his stay at the St. Barnabas Medical

Center, many nurses entered his hospital room and administered drugs to aid in his recovery.

Mr. Yango, hi, I'm here to give you your medication for the day. Mr. Yango was barely awake

when the friendly male nurse entered his room, and he didn't think twice when he walked up to his

bedside and pushed a syringe of fluid into his IV. But over the next few hours, as the fluid

entered his bloodstream, Mr. Yango's health would take a turn for the worst. Little did he know

the medicine that he was given was slowly killing him, and before the day ended, Mr. Yango was dead.

The death of John Yango wasn't caused by a mix-up in medication. In fact, it wasn't an accident

at all. The nurse, who had given him the IV, was a man named Charles Cohen, and as he watched from

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