Stephan Letter

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Stephan Letter is a German serial killer known to be responsible for the killings of at least 29 elderly patients while he was working at a hospital as a nurse in Sonthofen, Bavaria. In December 2006, Stephan Letter was found guilty for 29 murders and was sentenced to life imprisonment.^[1]

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^ Germany's Angel of Death sentenced to life in prison - Times Online

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Categories: German serial killers | Nurses convicted of killing patients | German prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment | Prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment by Germany | German people stubs | Crime biography stubs

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