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Suspected of Giving the Deceased an Overdose of Morphine

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An employee at the Hraunbúðir nursing and residential home in the Vestmannaeyjar Islands was arrested after a colleague expressed suspicions that he had intentionally given a woman an overdose of morphine, resulting in her death. This is stated in a detention order from February that was recently published on the website of the Supreme Court. In it, the request of the Chief of Police in South Iceland for the employee to be detained was rejected.…
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The Supreme Court did not agree to remand two women who worked at the Hraunbúðir nursing and residential home in the Vestmannaeyjar Islands to pretrial detention.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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An employee at the Hraunbúðir nursing and residential home in the Vestmannaeyjar Islands was arrested after a colleague expressed suspicions that he had intentionally given a woman an overdose of morphine, resulting in her death. This is stated in a detention order from February that was recently published on the website of the Supreme Court. In it, the request of the Chief of Police in South Iceland for the employee to be detained was rejected.…

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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An employee at the Hraunbúði nursing home in the Vestmannaeyjar Islands believed that the death of a woman in her twenties who was staying there was unnatural and even criminal. As a result, two of the employee's female colleagues were arrested on suspicion of murder.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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Vísir broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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