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The value of hearings, Susan Nelles, left, was discharged after a preliminary hearing into deaths at Hospital for Sick Children. And the case of Donal(...)
The value of hearings, Susan Nelles, left, was discharged after a preliminary hearing into deaths at Hospital for Sick Children. And the case of Donal(...)

The value of hearings, Susan Nelles, left, was discharged after a preliminary hearing into deaths at Hospital for Sick Children. And the case of Donal(...)

Date4/2/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: The value of hearings, Susan Nelles, left, was discharged after a preliminary hearing into deaths at Hospital for Sick Children. And the case of Donald Marshall shows that the crown can't be counted on to volunteer information that might help accused.
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Testimony continues, Nurse Susan Nelles is comforted by her lawyer, John Sopinka, during yesterday's hearings into baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children
Testimony continues, Nurse Susan Nelles is comforted by her lawyer, John Sopinka, during yesterday's hearings into baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children
4/3/1984
Leaving court, Hospital for Sick Children nurse Susan Nelles has hired three lawyers to represent her at her preliminary hearing, which is expected to last a month
Leaving court, Hospital for Sick Children nurse Susan Nelles has hired three lawyers to represent her at her preliminary hearing, which is expected to last a month
1/11/1982
Nurse Susan Nelles wiped away a tear as she testified at inquiry into baby deaths at Hospital For Sick Children
Nurse Susan Nelles wiped away a tear as she testified at inquiry into baby deaths at Hospital For Sick Children
8/22/1984
44th day, Nurse Susan Nelles (right), accompanied by a friend, leaves Toronto provincial court yesterday after the 44th day of a preliminary hearing i(...)
44th day, Nurse Susan Nelles (right), accompanied by a friend, leaves Toronto provincial court yesterday after the 44th day of a preliminary hearing i(...)
5/3/1982
Now, the future, Accompanied by her counsel, Susan Nelles is shown when she left court after being freed of charges in the deaths of four babies at th(...)
Now, the future, Accompanied by her counsel, Susan Nelles is shown when she left court after being freed of charges in the deaths of four babies at th(...)
5/21/1982
The policeman who arrested nurse Susan Nelles for a death at the Hospital for Sick Children was grilled today about the speed with which he zeroed in (...)
The policeman who arrested nurse Susan Nelles for a death at the Hospital for Sick Children was grilled today about the speed with which he zeroed in (...)
8/7/1984
Nelles' fiance, Bearded Jim Pines listens in the public gallery as his fiancee, Nurse Susan Nelles, tells a royal commission about the circumstances surrounding three babies' deaths
Nelles' fiance, Bearded Jim Pines listens in the public gallery as his fiancee, Nurse Susan Nelles, tells a royal commission about the circumstances surrounding three babies' deaths
4/3/1984
Nelles testifies, Nurse Susan Nelles sits with lawyer John Sopinka yesterday before taking the stand at the Grange inquiry into 36 baby deaths at the (...)
Nelles testifies, Nurse Susan Nelles sits with lawyer John Sopinka yesterday before taking the stand at the Grange inquiry into 36 baby deaths at the (...)
4/2/1984
Major figures in Grange inquiry included nurse Susan Nelles (above, shown at swearing in) who in 1982 had been discharged on four counts of murder in (...)
Major figures in Grange inquiry included nurse Susan Nelles (above, shown at swearing in) who in 1982 had been discharged on four counts of murder in (...)
4/9/1984
Day of frustration: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, burying his head in his hands, suspended hearings into baby deaths
Day of frustration: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, burying his head in his hands, suspended hearings into baby deaths
4/16/1984
A head nurse at the Hospital for Sick Children did not believe nurse Susan Nelles could have killed babies in her care, even after police launched a h(...)
A head nurse at the Hospital for Sick Children did not believe nurse Susan Nelles could have killed babies in her care, even after police launched a h(...)
1/30/1984
Ordeal ends, Susan Nelles smiles happily after being freed today on charges of murdering four infants at the Hospital for Sick Children. The decision (...)
Ordeal ends, Susan Nelles smiles happily after being freed today on charges of murdering four infants at the Hospital for Sick Children. The decision (...)
5/21/1982