License to Kill

An arrogant cosmetic surgeon operating out of a basement permanently scars and kills patients, then shocks detectives by attempting to murder a loved one.

When a radical underground practitioner with no medical experience promises a miracle cure online, his victims receive dangerous procedures in an unsanitary trailer sparking an unexplained death and a public health emergency in Las Vegas, NV.

When a vivacious college student turns up dead in her home, detectives uncover a deadly, one-sided obsession that leads them on an international chase to catch her killer.

The lines between medical mistakes and murder are blurred when a devious and defiant doctor refuses to change his ways. A chilling investigation ensues into a string of bizarre deaths at an Arizona cosmetic surgery clinic.

In the midst of the emerging opioid epidemic, investigators in Los Angeles look into a cluster of mysterious overdose deaths of young men in their 20’s and discover a Doctor who uses her prescription pad to line her pockets and kill her patients.

Deception and greed drive a local pharmacist in Kansas City down an evil path, affecting the lives of thousands of helpless and trusting cancer patients who believe they’re getting life-saving treatment.

Detectives in Colorado investigate a Naturopathic Doctor after two of his patients develop horrific side effects from dubious miracle treatments.

In order to solidify the secret bond keeping them together, two aids working at a nursing home create a twisted murderous game involving the Alzheimer’s patients they care for.

When an outbreak of Hepatitis C occurs in New Hampshire, investigators looking for the source of the virus vow to stop a medical madman with an insatiable addiction who has subjected hundreds of innocent patients to a slow and painful death.

In 1990, Florida police were notified of an unexplained death at Rosedale Manor Nursing Home. Investigators uncover numerous mysterious deaths linked to the same nurse.

The small city of Russellville, Arkansas normally experienced very few drug overdose deaths each year. But in 2000, that number unexpectedly began to skyrocket.

When twelve patients die over the course of 13 days at a nursing home in Florida and then, an employee is stabbed during an alleged break-in, the police are called in to probe deeper.