Elizabeth Wettlaufer, a well-known registered nurse, was born in Canada on June 10, 1967. On August 11, 2007, Wettlaufer killed James Silcox (84), a World War II veteran and father of six, in the first instance where she gave a patient enough insulin to directly result in his death. Through March 2014, Wettlaufer also killed…
In southwest Ontario between 2007 and 2016, Elizabeth Wettlaufer, a former nurse, killed eight elderly patients and made attempts to hurt six more. She was convicted of the killings in 2017 and given a life term in prison. She was one of Canada’s most prolific serial murderers in history. The incident sparked enormous public indignation…
Elizabeth Tracy Mae “Bethe” Wettlaufer, a convicted Canadian serial murderer who was born on June 10, 1967, admitted to killing eight elderly adults in southwestern Ontario between 2007 and 2016 and attempted to kill six more. She is regarded as one of the deadliest serial murderers in Canadian history, responsible for the deaths or injuries…
Elizabeth was born and reared in Zorra Township, near Woodstock, Ontario, where she completed a course in Religious Education Counseling for her Bachelor’s degree before going on to Conestoga College to pursue a career in nursing. Within a year, Elizabeth had landed a position at Woodstock’s Caressant Care, a nursing home where she committed most…
