When we walk through the doors of a hospital, we hand over our most basic autonomy because we trust a system built on a sacred oath: First, do no harm. But in the mid-1990s, inside the tiny, four-bed Intensive Care Unit of the Vermillion County Hospital in Clinton, Indiana, that trust was systematically dismantled.

In this episode of Indiana True Crime, we dive into the chilling case of Orville Lynn Majors. Labelled by the media as the "Angel of Death," Majors was a charismatic and confident nurse whose shifts held a terrifying secret. We look past the sensational headlines to examine the real numbers, the institutional deflection, and the brave nurses and families who demanded the truth. More importantly, we center this story on the lives cut short and the generational scar left on this close-knit Indiana community.