German Nurse Who Killed 85 Patients Remains in Life Prison, Even Appealing Court Decision | News, Foreign News | Freedom

The Federal Court of Cassation announced that it had not identified any procedural error and therefore dismissed the appeal of the 43-year-old ex-nurse, according to a statement.

“The decision is therefore enforceable,” the statement said.

The appeal of one of the civil parties was also rejected, which challenged the Oldenburg Court’s rejection in 15 death cases in the absence of sufficient evidence.

The former nurse was sentenced to life imprisonment, with almost no possibility of release, normally provided for by law, even after 15 years in detention.

According to prosecutors, their motive was to create the image of a hero, resurrecting patients whose cardiac arrest caused them. But his resuscitation attempts were generally unsuccessful.

Between 2000 and 2005, he committed crimes first in the hospital in Oldenburg, a city in northwestern Germany, and then in the small neighboring town of Delmenhorst.

The victims, between 34 and 96 years old, were chosen arbitrarily. Fed up with severe narcissism, but held accountable for his actions, he tried to gain recognition from colleagues and superiors.

The true extent of his crimes will certainly not be known, because many of his alleged victims have been cremated. Police suspect that Niels Hogel killed more than 200 patients.

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