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🩺 **February 15th, 1996. 4 p.m. — Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Leeds, Massachusetts.**

Nurse Kathy Ricks opens the medicine cabinet on Ward C. She’s just doing her job: counting the epinephrine, the medication that can bring a heart back from the edge. Three ampules. She makes a note and moves on.

An hour later, chaos erupts—a code blue. Someone’s heart has stopped. The team scrambles to save them.

Afterward, Kathy checks the cabinet again. The epinephrine is gone.

She was right. But five years later, a judge would decide this crucial moment couldn’t be shown to a jury.

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Tonight: one vigilant nurse, four mysterious deaths, and a question every nurse faces:

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