'Arrogant' nurse faces life sentence for UK murders

A nurse who murdered four frail patients with huge doses of the diabetes drug insulin will be jailed for life today.

'Arrogant' nurse faces life sentence for UK murders
Tue, 04 Mar, 2008 - 08:05

A nurse who murdered four frail patients with huge doses of the diabetes drug insulin will be jailed for life today.

Staff nurse Colin Norris (aged 32), from Egilsay Terrace, Glasgow, killed the vulnerable women in 2002 while working at two Leeds hospitals.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: UKPlace: Egilsay Terrace, GlasgowPlace: LeedsPerson: Colin NorrisPerson: JusticePerson: Griffith WilliamsPerson: NorrisPerson: Doris LudlamPerson: Bridget BourkePerson: Irene CrookesPerson: Ethel HallPerson: Vera WilbyPerson: Emma WardPerson: HallPerson: WardPerson: Detective Chief SuperintendentPerson: Chris GreggOrganisation: Newcastle Crown CourtOrganisation: West Yorkshire PoliceOrganisation: Leeds General InfirmaryOrganisation: LGIOrganisation: St James’s Hospital
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