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Phyllis Trayner: Nurses denies being obsessed with deaths of babies
Phyllis Trayner: Nurses denies being obsessed with deaths of babies

Phyllis Trayner: Nurses denies being obsessed with deaths of babies

Date4/11/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Phyllis Trayner: Nurses denies being obsessed with deaths of babies.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0085267F
Nurse Bertha Bell: She saw Phyllis Trayner inject baby, Grange probe heard
Nurse Bertha Bell: She saw Phyllis Trayner inject baby, Grange probe heard
2/6/1984
Michael Trayner: Husband of nurse Phyllis Trayner heard her testify yesterday
Michael Trayner: Husband of nurse Phyllis Trayner heard her testify yesterday
4/11/1984
The threats were in reference to nurse Phyllis Trayner, leader of a cardiac ward team at the hospital, and team member nurse Sui Scott, Elizabeth Radojewski testified
The threats were in reference to nurse Phyllis Trayner, leader of a cardiac ward team at the hospital, and team member nurse Sui Scott, Elizabeth Radojewski testified
2/27/1984
Night nursing supervisor Lynn Johnstone yesterday described seeing the door of nurse Phyllis Trayner's locker and the nursing room locker door marked with reddish-brown X marks
Night nursing supervisor Lynn Johnstone yesterday described seeing the door of nurse Phyllis Trayner's locker and the nursing room locker door marked with reddish-brown X marks
2/15/1984
Barry Percival: Police lawyer posed some testing questions to nurse Phyllis Trayner.
Barry Percival: Police lawyer posed some testing questions to nurse Phyllis Trayner.
4/5/1984
Children, nurse Phyllis Trayner (right) whose lawyer complained she had apparently become a prime suspect in allegations of murder and Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, who presided
Children, nurse Phyllis Trayner (right) whose lawyer complained she had apparently become a prime suspect in allegations of murder and Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, who presided
5/1/1984
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
Samuel Grange: Some nurses have said the inquiry into baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children is treating them unfairly
Samuel Grange: Some nurses have said the inquiry into baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children is treating them unfairly
10/5/1983
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
A murderer could have used the working schedule of nurse Phylis Trayner as a cover to kill babies at the Hospital for Sick Children, the Grange royal commission has been told
A murderer could have used the working schedule of nurse Phylis Trayner as a cover to kill babies at the Hospital for Sick Children, the Grange royal commission has been told
6/2/1983
Probe takes break: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange has halted the inquiry into the deaths at Sick Children's Hospital until March 19. The next witnesses will include nurses associated with the deaths
Probe takes break: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange has halted the inquiry into the deaths at Sick Children's Hospital until March 19. The next witnesses will include nurses associated with the deaths
3/6/1984
Phyllis Trayner
Phyllis Trayner
5/4/1982