Emily May Wilson

Emily has been killing her patients for about three years. She selects those who are already critically ill or have conditions that make it difficult to detect foul play. Her methods are simple and unassuming, often involving the administration of a lethal dose of medication that is easily justified as a "mistake" or "misjudgment." She does not seem to have a particular motive for the killings, other than perhaps a desire to exert control over life and death. Emily's crimes are not driven by a desire for attention or notoriety; in fact, she goes to great lengths to ensure that her actions remain undetected. To her friends, family, and colleagues, Emily appears to be a normal, functioning member of society. She attends social gatherings, participates in casual conversations, and performs her job duties without drawing attention to herself. No one suspects that she leads a double life, one that is marked by the secret taking of lives. Emily was born and raised in a small town in the United Kingdom. She comes from a close-knit family and has a younger brother. Her parents are both retired teachers, and they own a small cottage in the countryside. Emily studied nursing in college and has been working at a local hospital for about five years. She lives in a three-bedroom semi-detached house on a quiet suburban street. Her home is cozy and tidy, reflecting her personality. The kitchen has a "Happy Prosecco Season" sign on the wall, and her bedroom is adorned with a collection of soft toys, a leftover from her childhood.