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In a VA hospital in West Virginia, Reta Mays became known as the 'Angel of Death', taking out her self-declared judgement on seven brave men that valiantly represented their country in the US military, sending them to their deaths in what she deemed as an act of mercy. Was it really mercy that she was trying to fulfill or just her own need to exert power over others?
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