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This is one of the most sad and gory descriptions of real-life murders in medical facilities that has been depicted well and is trending on Netflix A nurse that murdered dozens of patients over a course of 16 years, Netflix is all ready for the story of nurse Charles Cullen. The series is gaining traction as is the previous crime thrillers including Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story and The Watcher. If one to ask about the real person behind the story, he is still alive. A troubled person who was orphaned at a young age, Charles Cullen was also discharged from the US Navy when it attempted to take his own life.   Shortly after that, he started to train to be a nurse. Born in New Jersey , between 1988 and 2003, he worked in several hospitals across New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Till his arrest in December 2003, he had murdered some 29 people. In 2013, Cullen spoke about his crimes in his first televised interview, appearing on 60 Minutes. He described some as “mercy kil...

The New Jersey Blueberries that America and the rest of the world enjoys, comes at a very heavy inhuman cost paid....    It is sad state of affairs for workers who are risking their lives to get fresh fruits to your doorstep in pandemic times.   It is for a fact that every year, each summer, thousands of temporary agricultural workers and their families arrive in New Jersey for the blueberry harvest. The state produces 40 to 50 million pounds of the fruit each year. This year has been tough on them, thanks to the Covid-19 scare, where they have risked their lives to produce the same fruit. The summer has also led to the worst heat wave. Most of these workers are not given proper protective gears to wade off the corona virus. Blueberry is big business in New Jersey and Hammonton makes for the ‘blueberry capital of the world’.   It has more than 50 blueberry farms in and around the town with a meager population.   But every year, it attracts temporary labour...