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Davy51

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It appears that a hospital in Gosport has been practising euthanasia for quite a while using opioid drugs to bump off elderly patients while a dodgy doctor was happy to sign the death certificates.  456 confirmed & there may be  hundreds more patients who have been murdered in the hospital. Serious charges should be awaiting someone.

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As reported on the - BBC News Website.

More than 450 patients died after being given powerful painkillers inappropriately at Gosport War Memorial Hospital, a report has found.An independent panel said, taking into account missing records, a further 200 patients may have suffered a similar fate.The report found there was a "disregard for human life" of a large number of patients from 1989 to 2000.It said Dr Jane Barton oversaw the practice of prescribing on the wards.

There was an "institutionalised regime" of prescribing and administering "dangerous" amounts of a medication not clinically justified at the Hampshire hospital, the report said.

Who is the doctor who actively shortened her patients' lives?

Dr Jane Ann Barton, now aged 70, graduated from Oxford University in 1972 as a Bachelor of Medicine.

She became a GP and worked at Forton Medical Centre in Gosport, and was employed for five sessions a week as a clinical assistant in the Department of Medicine for Elderly People at Gosport War Memorial Hospital from 1 May 1988 until her resignation on 5 July 2000.

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