Examiner investigated accused nurse twice (NJ's Angel of Death)

Courier News ^ | By DAVID B. CARUSO

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PHILADELPHIA -- A cold corpse can speak volumes to Dr. Isidore Mihalakis.

For years, the respected Allentown, Pa., forensic pathologist has been called on by prosecutors in high-profile murder cases to examine old wounds and lifeless muscle to explain how someone died when no living witness can be found.

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Cullen has said he will not cooperate further with the investigation unless he gets immunity from the death penalty.

Inject him with some of the stuff he gave his victims...

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It is still unclear whether either Dean or any patients at St. Luke's were among the people Cullen claims to have killed during his 16-year career. Through his defense attorney, Cullen has said he will not cooperate further with the investigation unless he gets immunity from the death penalty.

Since they've got a good shot at a death penalty conviction in this case, the way to do it for family closure is with shift mortality statistics. Hopefully hospitals keep these. Usually they're pretty stable. But with a killer nurse, they go off the charts. This is how other killer nurses have been caught.