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"Angel of Death" Serial Killer Donald Harvey Beaten in Prison, Dies Two Days Later

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TOLEDO, Ohio — A former nurse's aide dubbed the "Angel of Death" after he admitted killing three dozen hospital patients in Ohio and Kentucky died Thursday, two days after he was attacked and beaten in his prison cell.

 

Donald Harvey, who was serving multiple life sentences, was found injured in his cell Tuesday afternoon at the state prison in Toledo, officials said. A patrol report said the 64-year-old was beaten when an unnamed person entered his cell.

 

Harvey pleaded guilty in 1987 to killing 37 people, mostly while he worked as a nurse's aide at hospitals in Cincinnati and London, Kentucky. He later claimed he was responsible for killing 18 others while working at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Cincinnati.

 

'Angel of Death' serial killer dies after attack in prison

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Harvey's killing spree began back in 1970 at Marymount Hospital in London. One of his victims was an elderly black man who I adored as a child and love spending time with.

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Harvey was from my home county, Owsley. His parents and siblings were very nice people and didn't bother anyone. But Donald charted his own course I suppose. People that attended the same school with him said he always exhibited a strange personality.

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Harvey was from my home county, Owsley. His parents and siblings were very nice people and didn't bother anyone. But Donald charted his own course I suppose. People that attended the same school with him said he always exhibited a strange personality.[/QUOTE]

 

Apparently something went awry with him very early on.

Honestly, I am glad I am no longer paying taxes for his upkeep.

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