Former Texas nurse charged with murder for allegedly injecting bleach into patients
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Thursday, April 2, 2009
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A former nurse from Texas is in jail after a grand jury in Angelina County indicted her over allegations she murdered patients by injecting bleach into them. Kimberly Saenz is suspected of killing five people at the DaVita Dialysis Center in Lufkin.
A sudden string of deaths caused the center to close on April 28, 2008. The center reopened that July. Saenz was fired in April, and arrested last May under suspicion of having caused harm to two patients. It is now believed by authorities she injected ten people with bleach, killing five.
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Our patients and the caregivers have been outraged at how the alleged actions of one person have caused so much pain and trauma to so many |  |
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—DaVita regional vice president Larry Crisp |
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She is accused of killing Clara Strange, Thelma Metcalf, Garlin Kelley, Cora Bryant and Opal Few and of harming Marva Rhone, Carolyn Risinger, Debra Oates, Graciela Castenada and Marie Bradley. The 35-year-old is being held without bond after turning herself in.
DaVita's regional vice president Larry Crisp said of the developments "The grand jury has issued an indictment for capital murder for the death of five patients and further, five additional indictments for aggravated assault. Our patients and the caregivers have been outraged at how the alleged actions of one person have caused so much pain and trauma to so many."
Sources
- "Woman accused of injecting bleach". United Press International, April 2, 2009
- "Police: Woman accused of murder injected bleach in patients". CNN, April 1, 2009
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