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Originally Posted by Kevin
I dunno, I think it is definitely foreseeable that duping a hospital nurse into releasing information about a royal patient could cause severe emotional distress and that could lead to suicide.
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Except that the nurse who committed suicide wasn't the same nurse who released information.
*(ETA that I'm not trying to justify the deejays' actions. Just that the nurse who seems to be facing the bigger issues here is the one who released the info, not the one who transferred the call.)
**[EATA that it likely doesn't matter which deceived nurse committed suicide. If it's foreseeable that the one who released information would commit suicide, then it's also foreseeable that the one who transferred the call would commit suicide. See what I mean about having mixed feelings? I shouldn't have posted in this thread until I figured out where I stood on the issue.]
When I first heard of the nurse's death, before it was identified as suicide, I wondered if the nurse who released information got mad at the nurse who transferred the call and subsequently killed her.
It's a shame though, all the way around. The nurse who released info made poor decisions, the deejays made poor decisions, the nurse who committed suicide made poor decisions... such negativity surrounding what should be a celebratory event (that an heir is on the way, not Kate's hospitalization).
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