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Hello and welcome to a special edition of True Crime Daily's The Podcast. I'm your host,

Anna Garcia. Everyone in the world of True Crime has a story to tell

about a case that they worked or that they'd lived through.

Summer high profile, some you have never heard of, but they are all fascinating.

Today's case is so unbelievable that Netflix has made it into a movie.

It's about what could be America's most prolific and notorious serial killers. A man who

confessed to killing up to 40 people, but the real number could be in the hundreds. We are

talking about Charles Cullen, the nurse who killed 29 patients in 10 hospitals in New Jersey and

Pennsylvania. He was ultimately stopped by another nurse, a good nurse named Amy Lugrin,

who is with us here today. The new Netflix movie is about how Amy stopped this madman.

Of course, it's called The Good Nurse and it stars Jessica Chastain as Amy and Eddie Redmayne

as the killer. Amy, thank you so much for joining us.

Thank you. I have been so excited about having you on the podcast to discuss this incredible case

and your role in helping to catch this madman. The movie is also great. I saw the movie,

but as we all know, there are liberties that are taken with the story a little bit.

Amy, where do I begin with you? How are you doing? Let me start with that. How are you doing

after all this? I'm doing fantastic. I've had 20 years to at least get myself ready and

Christy Wilson Karen, who wrote the screenplay we've been working together. I think it's about

nine years now. I've had a minute to prepare myself for questions and yet there's still no

preparation that can make you truly ready. Oh, absolutely, because what you witnessed,

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