Deadly Dialysis
Dialysis patients' weekly treatments go from routine to fatal without explanation. Police shut down the Lufkin, TX, facility to investigate what, or who, may have turned lethal.
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License to Kill Bonus: Interviewing Kimberly Clark Saenz
Lufkin, Texas District Attorney Clyde Herrington discusses the police interview of Kimberly Clark Saenz. According to Herrington, as the interview progessed, Saenz appeared to become intoxicated, leading officers to believe she had "taken something" before meeting with police. In 2012, Saenz was found guilty of the 2008 murders of five dialysis patients and injuring five other patients.
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License to Kill Bonus: Investigating the Murders of Kimberly Clark Saenz
Those involved in the investigation of Kimberly Clark Saenz remember the former nurse's misteps before she was charged with multiple murders. According to Lufkin, Texas District Attorney Clyde Herrington, Saenz had previously been employed at Woodland Heights Hospital and was fired becase of being a suspect in the theft of Demerol. In 2012, Saenz was found guilty of the 2008 murders of five dialysis patients and injuring five other patients.
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License to Kill Bonus: The Trial of Nurse Kimberly Clark Saenz
Those involved in the trial of nurse Kimberly Clark Saenz reflect on the case. In 2012, Saenz was found guilty of the 2008 murders of five dialysis patients and injuring five other patients. Saenz had injected bleach into the patients' tubes at a Lufkin, Texas, dialysis clinic.