Never watched the movie The Human Centipede? Horror movie about a German doctor who kidnaps tourists and terrible surgery. It turns out in the real world, there are also doctors psychopath like-it. Instead of helping patients, they instead use them as guinea pigs, and even butchered a lot of lives. The list is as follows.
1. Dr. Josef Mengele (1911 - 1979)
Josef Rudolf Mengele was known for his cruelty in 'medical experiments' were conducted on concentration camp prisoners during World War II. After graduating from the Frankfurt Medical School, Mengele was conscripted and volunteered to the medical unit
In 1943, he was promoted to captain and sent to the famous Nazi camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. Here, Mengle selecting children whose height is less than 150 cm to be sent to the gas chambers, the rest is used in the experiment. He survived the war and fled to South America
2. Dr. Shiro Ishii (1892 - 1959)
In 1943, he was promoted to captain and sent to the famous Nazi camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. Here, Mengle selecting children whose height is less than 150 cm to be sent to the gas chambers, the rest is used in the experiment. He survived the war and fled to South America
2. Dr. Shiro Ishii (1892 - 1959)
Shiro Ishii was a microbiologist at the rank of lieutenant-general of Japan's biological warfare unit of the Imperial Japanese Army. After graduating from medical school in 1922, Dr. Ishii was assigned to the 1st Army Hospital and Army Medical School in Tokyo.
In 1942, he began experiments in humans as part of a secret project of the Japanese Army. Include exposure to biological warfare experiments, surgery in living conditions, forced abortions, simulated strokes, heart attacks, frostbite and hypothermia. But Dr. Shiro Ishii has never been prosecuted for his crimes.
In 1942, he began experiments in humans as part of a secret project of the Japanese Army. Include exposure to biological warfare experiments, surgery in living conditions, forced abortions, simulated strokes, heart attacks, frostbite and hypothermia. But Dr. Shiro Ishii has never been prosecuted for his crimes.
3. Dr Harold Shipman (1946 - 2004)
Harold Frederick Shipman was a doctor in the UK who are responsible for more than 250 deaths. After graduating from the Leeds School of Medicine, Shipman was a member of the British Medical Council and established his own clinic in 1993.
In 1998, a fellow doctor complaining about the high death rate among Shipman's patients. Police investigations revealed that Dr Shipman gave excessive diamorphine to the patient. He was sentenced to 15 life sentences in a row, but committed suicide in his cell in 2004.
In 1998, a fellow doctor complaining about the high death rate among Shipman's patients. Police investigations revealed that Dr Shipman gave excessive diamorphine to the patient. He was sentenced to 15 life sentences in a row, but committed suicide in his cell in 2004.
4. Dr. HH Holmes (1861 - 1896)
Herman Webster Mudgett aka Dr. Henry Howard Holmes is a graduate of Michigan Medical School who was one of the first serial killers in U.S. history.He opened a hotel which has been designed to meet objectives sadistic, gas pipes equipped bedrooms and a secret door.
He chose women as victims, both from employees and guests. After being tortured to death, the victim's body was taken to the basement to be dissected and used as models. There are 27 verified victims, but police said there were many parts of the body that have been cut and rot, so it is difficult to know for sure what amount.
He chose women as victims, both from employees and guests. After being tortured to death, the victim's body was taken to the basement to be dissected and used as models. There are 27 verified victims, but police said there were many parts of the body that have been cut and rot, so it is difficult to know for sure what amount.
5. Dr John Bodkin Adams (1899 - 1983)
John Bodkin Adams is a British anesthetist doctor. During the years 1946 - 1956, there were 160 patients who died in a suspicious condition, nearly all of Dr. Adams left the money or other valuable assets through a will.
Although famous for sloppy when operated, Adams managed to become the richest doctor in England in 1956. The majority of patients dying due agrees to leave her precious possessions. Unfortunately, the prosecutor can not prove a crime he addressed her.
Although famous for sloppy when operated, Adams managed to become the richest doctor in England in 1956. The majority of patients dying due agrees to leave her precious possessions. Unfortunately, the prosecutor can not prove a crime he addressed her.
6. Dr Jayant Patel (born 1950)
Dr Jayant Patel was a surgeon Mukundray Indian origin who immigrated to the United States. While working in Oregon, his peers judge him incompetent surgery, unnecessary action, and cause serious injury and death.
In 2003, Patel moved to Australia and quickly earned the nickname 'Dr Death'.In 2010, he was accused of killing three patients and was sentenced to 7 years in prison. During 20 years of practice, there were 87 patients who died at his hands, although the actual number could be much higher.
7. Dr Michael Swango (born 1954)
In 2003, Patel moved to Australia and quickly earned the nickname 'Dr Death'.In 2010, he was accused of killing three patients and was sentenced to 7 years in prison. During 20 years of practice, there were 87 patients who died at his hands, although the actual number could be much higher.
7. Dr Michael Swango (born 1954)
Michael Swango was a physician and a former U.S. marine charged with more than 60 cases of murder. His career as a serial killer in line with the practice as a doctor. Swango poisoned patients and colleagues, and was sentenced to 5 years in prison.
After his release, he changed his identity to Dr. Daniel J. Adams and returned to practice. He then fled to Zimbabwe and was again caught working as a doctor until 2000. During the trial, the prosecutor read the book notes that describe how happy he is for his crimes.
8. Dr. Marcel Petiot (1897 - 1946)
After his release, he changed his identity to Dr. Daniel J. Adams and returned to practice. He then fled to Zimbabwe and was again caught working as a doctor until 2000. During the trial, the prosecutor read the book notes that describe how happy he is for his crimes.
8. Dr. Marcel Petiot (1897 - 1946)
After being wounded in World War I and was sent home, Marcel Andre Henri Felix Petitot completed medical school and an internship at a mental hospital.The problem, Petitot himself was diagnosed with mental illness after the return from the war.
After the internship, Petitot set up their own clinics. Until one day, out of the smoke and stench of his chimney. Police found the coal stove in the basement contains the remains of humans. Petitot was beheaded on May 25, 1946.
After the internship, Petitot set up their own clinics. Until one day, out of the smoke and stench of his chimney. Police found the coal stove in the basement contains the remains of humans. Petitot was beheaded on May 25, 1946.
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