Time of Death
Time of Death
Welcome to Time of Death, where true crime and medical intrigue meet through the eyes of two RNs AND sisters. Join Dee and Ris as they explore cases involving medical professionals or mysteries where medical details are essential to its understanding. Each episode blends nursing expertise with deep dives into crimes that collide with healthcare. Whether it’s a case with a medical pro or one where medical insights are key, we offer a unique perspective. Tune in for an engaging look at the dark side of medicine and crime, with the added insight, banter, and connection only siblings can provide.
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Jun 25, 2026
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Episodes
76. Erin Elizabeth Ann Strotman: Silent Suffering 16.01.2025 21:53
Join us as we discuss Erin Elizabeth Ann Strotman, a NICU nurse arrested for the abuse of a baby in her care, and suspected of having seven more victims. Warning for sensitive content regarding child abuse. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.cnn.com/2025/01/08/us/virginia-nurse-erin-strotman-arr...
75. Dr. Babak Hajhosseini: Trust Betrayed 09.01.2025 28:52
Join us as we discuss Dr. Hajjhosseini, who was recently charged with sexual assault. Warning for sensitive content regarding sexual assault. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/losangeles/news/beverly-hills-doctor-charged-8-felony-counts-allegedly-raping-unconscious-woman/ https:...
74. Ellen Greenberg: Suicide or Homicide? 03.01.2025 18:00
Join us as we discuss the case of Ellen Greenburg, who was found with 20 stab wounds and various bruises, but her death was shockingly ruled a suicide. Now her family fights for justice. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Ellen_Greenberg https://nypost.com/2024/12/22/u...
73. Ruby Franke & Jody Hildebrandt: The ConneXions Case 03.01.2025 38:50
Join us as we discuss the case of Ruby Franke & Jody Hildebrandt, influencers who were found guilty of child abuse. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.washco.utah.gov/departments/attorney/case-highlights-media/utah-vs-franke-hildebrandt/ https://www.peacocktv.com/watch-online/tv/abused-b...
72. Jordan Neely: Mental Health Subway Tragedy 20.12.2024 24:28
Join us as we discuss the death of Jordan Neely, a young man struggling with homelessness and mental illness. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/07/nyregion/jordan-neely-daniel-penny-nyc-subway.html https://www.fox5ny.com/video/1542415 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swk6-sct...
71. Luigi Mangione: Healthcare Hero or Violent Vigilante? 12.12.2024 40:46
Join us as we discuss the death of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealtcare and his alleged killer, Luigi Mangione. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.mchcares.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/112021-ONLINE-CHARGE-MASTER.pdf https://www.newsweek.com/mcdonalds-flooded-negative-reviews-after-luigi-man...
70. Graham Young: Teacup Poisoner 05.12.2024 37:07
Join us as we discuss Graham Young, a British serial killer dubbed the "Teacup Poisoner," who experimented on friends, coworkers, and even family. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Warning for sensitive content, including harm of children, animal cruelty, and brief discussion of suicide and sexual assault. Sources...
69. Laken Riley: Future Nurse 30.11.2024 24:59
Join us as we discuss Laken Riley, a promising 22-year old nursing student who was the victim of a senseless, brutal murder in February 2024. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://abc7.com/amp/post/laken-riley-case-jose-ibarra-trial-prosecutors-share-how-911-call-smartwatch-left-clues-augusta-univers...
68. John Hinckley Jr.: Assassination Attempt Inspired by "Taxi Driver" 21.11.2024 51:42
Join us as we discuss John Hinckley Jr., a man infamous for the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, and the reasons behind his verdict: not guilty by reason of insanity. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/hinckley/hinckleyaccount.html https://...
67. Dr. Devon Hoover: The Neurosurgeon's End 14.11.2024 19:42
Join us as we discuss the sad death of neurosurgeon, Dr. Devon Hoover. Be careful who you trust. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.waynecounty.com/elected/prosecutor/charges-announced-in-the-homicide-of-dr-devon-hoover.aspx https://www.indianalandmarks.org/2019/09/indianas-love-for-italianate-s...
66. Lacey Spears: Spoonfuls of Salt 08.11.2024 36:20
Join us as we discuss a case Munchausen Syndrome by proxy. Lacey Spears was convicted of killing her son, Garnett using high volumes of salt. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Garnett_Spears https://www.cbsnews.com/news/48-hours-lacey-spears-a-mother-accused/ https:/...
65. Hypertrichosis (Werewolf Syndrome): Were For Art Thou, Wolf? 31.10.2024 28:02
Join us as we discuss the rare medical condition that has inspired the legends of werewolves throughout history. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources http://dermnetnz.org/hair-nails-sweat/hypertrichosis.html https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1645262 https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn17176-wolf...
64. Genene Jones: The Nurse Who Inspired Stephen King's "Misery" 25.10.2024 33:35
Join us as we discuss the real-life nurse that inspired Stephen King when developing the antagonist in his horror novel, "Misery." Warning for sensitive content including torture, suicide, and harm and murders to babies and children. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources "Misery." Stephen King. 1987. https://w...
Episode 63: Xeroderma Pigmentosum & Porphyria - Blood Type Vampire 16.10.2024 26:16
Join us as we discuss Xeroderma Pigmentosum and Porphyria - two genetic disorders that have inspired tales of vampirism throughout history. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.queensu.ca/gazette/stories/vampire-myths-originated-real-blood-disorder#:~:text=But%20where%20did%20the%20myth,as%20the%2...
62. The Waverly Hills Sanatorium: Tuberculosis & Hauntings 11.10.2024 24:14
Join us as we discuss the Waverly Hills Sanatorium, which was the final resting place for thousands of tuberculosis patients in the early 1900s. It is considered one of the most haunted places in the world today. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://thewaverlyhillssanatorium.com/paranormal/ https://gl...
61. Jennifer Hall: Respiratory Rate 16... 03.10.2024 23:20
Join us as we discuss Jennifer Hall, a respiratory therapist who plead guilty 20 years after she used pain medication and a paralytic to kill stable patients. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.kctv5.com/2023/08/19/missouri-respiratory-therapist-jernnifer-hall-sentenced-deaths-2-patients/#m1soye...
Episode 60: Lana Clayton - The Eye Drop Murder 26.09.2024 29:49
Join us as we discuss Lana Clayton, a nurse who poisoned her husband using Visine eye drops. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8118060/#:~:text=Learning%20points,hypotension%2C%20bradycardia%20and%20respiratory%20depression. https://www.oxygen.com/accident-suici...
Episode 59: Dorothy Foye - Vigilance 19.09.2024 32:11
Join us as we discuss Dorothy Foye's story and elderly people as a vulnerable population. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources 1. **National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA)**:https://ncea.acl.gov/. 2. **Elder Abuse Hotline** (NYC):1-800-677-1116 3. **Report Elder Abuse** (NY State): https://ocfs....
Episode 58: Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky: Splenectomy Slip-Up 12.09.2024 26:59
Join us as we discuss Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky, a general surgeon who performed a splenectomy on William Bryan that went terribly awry. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/florida-surgeon-mistakenly-removes-patients-liver-instead-spleen-causi-rcna169614 https://globalnews.ca...
Episode 57: Dr. Moumita Debnath - Night Shift Murder in India 05.09.2024 22:02
Join us as we discuss Dr. Moumita Debnath, a resident working in India who was tragically murdered at the hospital while trying to get some sleep after a long shift. Warning for sensitive content including discussion of sexual assault and gruesome murder. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://en.wikipe...
Episode 56: Dr. William Sybers - Guilty or Just Unlucky? 29.08.2024 32:45
Join us as we discuss Dr. William Sybers, a medical examiner who was convicted of killing his wife using a paralytic. Was he actually guilty or was he unjustly imprisoned due to flawed scientific evidence? Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.crimelibrary.org/notorious_murders/not_guilty/bill_sybe...
Episode 55: Jane Toppan - "Jolly Jane" 24.08.2024 32:04
Join us as we discuss "Jolly Jane," who derived a sick sense of pleasure from her killings using morphine and atropine. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://books.google.com/books?id=ZIFjCgAAQBAJ&Q=to+have+killed=more=people%E2%80%94helpless+people%E2%80%94than+any+other+man+or+woman+who...
Episode 54: Black Dahlia - Anatomy of a Crime (Part 2) 13.08.2024 27:27
Join us for part two, as we examine the infamous Black Dahlia murder case, which remains unsolved to this day. Is it possible a physician is responsible for this heinous crime? Warning for sensitive content: details of gruesome murder, sexual assault, and incest. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. This is Part 2 of...
Episode 53: Black Dahlia - Anatomy of a Crime (Part 1) 08.08.2024 29:55
Join us as we examine the infamous Black Dahlia murder case, which remains unsolved to this day. Is it possible a physician is responsible for this heinous crime? Warning for sensitive content: details of gruesome murder and sexual assault. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. This is Part 1 of 2. Tune in next week f...
Episode 52: William Woods - The Copy Cat Case 31.07.2024 31:48
Join us as we discuss William Woods, a man whose entire life and identity were stolen from him by a hospital architect, but no one believed him. Dee and Ris discuss the medical and psychiatric perspectives behind this case, based upon their experiences as nurses. Sources https://www.law.umich.edu/special/exoneration/Pages/casedetail.aspx?caseid=6790 https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-04...
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