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Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
We're now on to Gladys Millard who was also a patient of Caressant Care.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says Millard had quite the spirit, chuckles as she recounts stories of her.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
The police officer asks Wettlaufer if she ever got the feeling to do insulin injections the way she did to Millard outside of work.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says no.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says there were no cameras in the rooms.
Natalie Johnson@NatalieCTV
Wettlaufer in confession video: "When someone's dying, it seems like it takes longer than it does."
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says after she did the injections, she would often wonder if the person died and if she would get caught.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says the stress of her job played a role in what she did. She says she never went to work intoxicated but would "use" at work.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
We're now listening to Wettlaufer's account of the Helen Young.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says she was feeling guilty, she didn't want to do it anymore. She started praying, going to church to stop her urges.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Back to Helen Young, that was a side note.
We're now on to Gladys Millard who was also a patient of Caressant Care.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says Millard had quite the spirit, chuckles as she recounts stories of her.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
The police officer asks Wettlaufer if she ever got the feeling to do insulin injections the way she did to Millard outside of work.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says no.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says there were no cameras in the rooms.
Natalie Johnson@NatalieCTV
Wettlaufer in confession video: "When someone's dying, it seems like it takes longer than it does."
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says after she did the injections, she would often wonder if the person died and if she would get caught.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says the stress of her job played a role in what she did. She says she never went to work intoxicated but would "use" at work.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
We're now listening to Wettlaufer's account of the Helen Young.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Wettlaufer says she was feeling guilty, she didn't want to do it anymore. She started praying, going to church to stop her urges.
Kiran Dhillon@KiranCTV
Back to Helen Young, that was a side note.