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German Doctor Convicted of Killing 15 Patients Sentenced to Life in Prison

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A German doctor has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of killing 15 patients. The physician is also suspected in connection with 76 additional deaths, significantly widening the scope of the case. The sentencing marks a major conclusion to what appears to be one of Germany's most serious medical homicide cases. Authorities are likely to continue investigating the doctor's potential involvement in the broader set of suspicious deaths.

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