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Murder-suicide at Florida hospital
Healthcare Security Weekly, June 11, 2007
An elderly man killed his wife June 4 while visiting her at the Cleveland Clinic
The 87-year-old patient was in a private, fourth-floor room at the hospital when her 86-year-old husband shot her with his handgun, the newspaper reported. He then turned the gun on himself, committing suicide.
Hospital staffers heard the gun blasts and called security. The patient was not terminally ill, Broward County Sheriff's Office investigators told the newspaper. But police said the woman suffered chronic health problems and spent three days in the hospital's intensive care unit before moving to a private room, reported the
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