US EditionThomas Kwan: GP jailed for trying to kill mother's partner by poisoning him with fake COVID booster jab
- Dr. Thomas Kwan has been jailed for over 31 years for trying to kill his mother’s partner using a fake COVID-19 booster jab.
- Kwan pled guilty to the murder attempt on Patrick O’Hara and was noted for his extensive knowledge of poisons.
- The judge highlighted Kwan's actions as severely undermining public confidence in the NHS, imposing a restraining order against him contacting O’Hara.
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Thomas Kwan had dressed up and pretended to be a nurse to inject his mother's companion with flesh-eating bacteria. The man survived but still has serious consequences.
GP Jailed for 31 Years for Fake COVID-19 Jab Murder Attempt
A GP who disguised himself as a nurse and poisoned his mother’s partner with a fake COVID-19 “booster” jab in an elaborate murder plot has been jailed for more than 31 years. Dr. Thomas Kwan, who was described as having a “encyclopaediac” knowledge of poisons and as feeling entitled to his mother’s money, had previously pleaded guilty to trying to murder Patrick O’Hara, 72, in his own home. Mrs. Justice Lambert, sentencing Kwan at Newcastle Crow…
A British GP who wanted to kill his mother's partner with a toxic injection has been jailed for 31 years. The victim survived the assassination attempt but suffered serious injuries. The doctor's motive: his mother's legacy. She had established in her will that if she died, her partner would inherit the house. 53-year-old Thomas Kwan disagreed. Earlier, the prosecutor said of the case: “Sometimes the truth is even weirder than fiction.” Kwan had…
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UK doctor gets 31 years for poisoning mother's partner with fake COVID vaccine
LONDON (AP) — A British doctor who was disgruntled about his inheritance and injected his mother’s boyfriend with poison presented as a COVID-19 vaccine was sentenced Wednesday to 31 years in prison. Dr. Thomas Kwan disguised himself as a nurse making home visits to inject Patrick O’Hara with a flesh-eating poison because he believed the older man stood in the way of him inheriting his mother’s home some day. “It was an audacious plan to murder …
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