New Hampshire Hospital Employee Blamed for Infecting 30 Patients with Hepatitis C

some people are disgusting.

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A New Hampshire hospital employee has been indicted for causing a Hepatitis C outbreak that infected 31 patients in the hospital's cardiac catheterization lab.

reply to post by Dizrael


While his acts are despicable to saw the least, it is a shame there are not methods of treatment that were open enough for him to seek out rather than seek employment at a facility which offered access to his addiction.

Part of the problem of controlling things is that a lone fish will swim upstream.

It is no different than abusers who would seek out employment at a church or position of power involving kids. Because of this person's addiction and there being nowhere to treat or provide for it, he destroyed over two dozen people's lives.

Wow... No sympathy for this bozo and may he get a 100 operations without the least bit of pain killer. They say the patients were infected, so they got injected and I assume it wasn't for laughs. Just what happened for the poor SOB's this VERY strong pain killer was intended for...mysteriously didn't work well with.....but doctors wouldn't have given more for fear of overdose??

This guy can just go rot in prison and let Bubba give him Re--hab.

Ugh.

Hospitals are pits of despair. They're like dimensional rifts in time-and-space that open up and all the bad stuff falls out. They might as well just be filled with demons... For every act of good will in a hospital, it is undone ten-fold by horror stories not meant for human consumption. The amount of people that die from "human error" in hospitals is a really staggering number.

Now we just have junkies sitting in a back room, injecting and reusing syringes with infected blood.

I hope every person that was infected gets at the very least 20 million dollars US.

reply to post by boncho


No.. screw this idiot. He never had to infect anyone, he could have simply squirted the drug into a container and then used his own syringe later. He did it the way he did because he didn't care. Also.. do we even know that he didn't have access to help? Most likely he did, he just wanted to get high so he did what he did.

What makes you think there were no methods of treatment open to him?
He infected people because he couldn't be troubled to take an extra step that would have delayed him getting high by maybe 10 seconds, AND he refilled the containers with water or whatever so the people getting the drug were not actually recieving relief.

He would actually be a better person by just stealing the drugs.