Jane Toppan, an American nurse in the late 19th century, is believed to have murdered at least 31 patients, although she claimed to have killed over 100. Her victims primarily included elderly patients, as well as members of her foster family, including her adoptive sister and her sister's children. Toppan used lethal doses of morphine and atropine to induce a state of euphoria before ultimately causing death. Her motive appears to have been a combination of a desire for control and a fascination with the effects of drugs on patients.
The victims are dead.
They were victims in the way that they were persecuted and killed.
names of victims of the Ludlow Massacre?
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Laura Jane Addams
Jane Orleman has written: 'Telling secrets' -- subject(s): Adult child sexual abuse victims, Art therapy, Psychoanalysis
there are many possibilitys for his victims but all historians agree on 5: Mary ann Nicolas Annie Chapman Elizibeth Stride Catherine Eddowes Mary Jane Kelly
Jane Alpert has written: 'Deaf People in the Holocaust' 'Strategies for ending violence against women' -- subject(s): Crimes against, Victims of family violence, Women
There are five victims that have historically been "generally accepted" as victims of Jack the Ripper. These five are often refered to as the "canonical" victims. Mary Ann Nichols 31 August 1888, Annie Chapman 8 Sept. 1888, Elizabeth Stride 30 Sept. 1888, Catherine Eddowes 30 Sept. 1888 and Mary Jane Kelly 9 November 1888.
Martha Jane was known as Calamity Jane. Martha was in Deadwood, Dakota during the Gold Rush in the Black Hills. She was acknowledged for her habit of dressing in men's clothing. In fact, Martha nursed victims of a smallpox epidemic in 1878 dressed as a man. She was described as a local legend because the Sioux Indians left her alone because of her eccentricities.
Maggie Nelson has written: 'Jane' -- subject(s): Crimes against, Murder victims, Murder victims' families, Poetry, Rape victims, Serial murders, Women law students 'The Red Parts' 'Women, the New York School, and Other True Abstractions' 'The art of cruelty' -- subject(s): Cruelty in art, Art, Moral and ethical aspects
Beverly Jane Ulak has written: 'Identifying counselling process variables relevant to recovery from childhood abuse' -- subject(s): Counselor and client, Child abuse, Counseling of, Counselors, Adult child abuse victims, Counseling, Techniques, Rating of
No, 'victims' is not a noun. 'Victims' is a plural noun.
She proved the innocence of victims.
The victims are dead.
the tutsi were the victims
The victims didn't get to Australia, because they were victims. Those who weren't victims and emigrated to Australia did so by ship.