Elizabeth Wettlaufer Murders

• Elizabeth Wettlaufer wouldn’t have been caught if she hadn’t confessed, inquiry says. Here’s why

  Over the course of nine years ending in 2016, Wettlaufer, a registered nurse in Southwestern Ontario, killed eight and attempted other murders by injecting her victims with insulin.

  Canada

  Jul 31, 2019
  
• Teresa Armstrong calls on province to expand long-term care inquiry after London home ordered to stop accepting new residents

  The inclusion of a London nursing home among three across the province ordered to stop taking new residents underscores the need to tackle systemic issues in long-term care, a local MPP says.

  Health

  Oct 4, 2017
  
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• Pastor told Elizabeth Wettlaufer she would be turned in if she killed again

  A pastor prayed over Elizabeth Wettlaufer and told her not to kill again. A lawyer advised the registered nurse to take her murderous secrets to her grave. A Narcotics Anonymous sponsor dismissed her insinuations of harming seniors as the talk of a "pathological liar," while an ex-boyfriend attributed her confessions of killing nursing home patients to a "psychiatric episode."

  Crime

  Jun 2, 2017
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• Family and friends of Elizabeth Wettlaufer’s victims react to guilty plea

  It was an emotional day in court for family and friends of the victims of Elizabeth Wettlaufer, the former Ontario nurse who pleaded guilty Thursday to the first-degree murder of eight seniors.

  Crime

  Jun 1, 2017