George Davis reportedly told his wife that he would find ways to prolong ICU patients' stays by hurting them so they would be sicker. He said this would allow him to work more hours and therefore, make more money.
A former nurse in East Texas has been sentenced for killing four patients at a hospital in Tyler, Texas. William George Davis was found guilty of capital murder on October 19. On Wednesday, after about two hours of deliberation, a Smith County jury sentenced Davis to death, CBS affiliateDavis killed John Lafferty, Ronald Clark, Christopher Greenaway and Joseph Kalina at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Louis and Peaches Owen Heart Hospital by injecting air into their arterial systems.
Ex-nurse William Davis has been sentenced to death for killing four patients by injecting them with air at a hospital in Tyler, Texas. / Credit: Smith County Jail
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