Angel of Death

Between February and April 1991, state enrolled nurse Beverley Allitt murdered four children and attacked nine others on her hospital ward, earning her the chilling moniker 'Angel of Death.' John Askill and Martyn Sharpe's true crime account meticulously details the infamous three-month police investigation, explores Allitt's motives and early life, and recounts the devastating emotional impact on the victims' parents. This sensitive yet harrowing narrative reveals how an seemingly ordinary girl became one of Britain's most notorious serial killers.

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