Blind Eye

Edgar Award Winner, 2000. Pulitzer Prize-winning author James B. Stewart delivers a chilling medical thriller uncovering the true story of Dr. Michael Swango, a serial killer. Despite a pattern of suspicious patient deaths across multiple states, Swango was repeatedly allowed to practice. Stewart's meticulously researched exposé reveals how the American medical system's hierarchy enabled a psychopathic doctor, turning a blind eye to his crimes and the repeated warnings of nurses and staff.

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