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Crime stories with Nancy Grace.

When I was growing up in the middle of nothing but tall pine trees and soybean fields,

my mother would always say, don't go to the hospital. You'll die. That's where you go to die.

You'll die in the hospital. Well, as it turns out, she was right, especially in light of one

particular doctor, Dr. Michael Swengo. How, how was a murderous doctor allowed to kill so many

patients? It apparently goes all the way back when he was actually a student at Southern Illinois

University School of Medicine, where he took, guess what, a special interest in dying patients.

I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. Thank you for being with us. Take a listen to this.

It a great mind. It was very smart. It was a good paramedic. He always kept scrapbooks.

He had to bring the scrapbooks to work. In a spare time, he would go through several different

newspapers and cut out stories and paste them in his scrapbooks. Of course, the stories. He was always

interested in the ones that included some type of bizarre accident or death. You are hearing John

Landis who worked with Swengo at an ambulance service. He's remembering his very first impressions

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