“Angels of Death”: A Lecture-Performance on Medical Crimes

We instinctively trust doctors, nurses, pharmaceutical companies and others who work in healthcare. But what happens when that trust is abused? When the people who are supposed to save lives become the ones who endanger them? The lecture “Angels of Death” invites you to explore the shocking field of criminology known as medical crime. What motivates people to use medical resources for control, manipulation and even murder? From personal revenge to complex psychological disorders, this lecture will reveal a layered and disturbing reality. Learn about the most scandalous, bizarre and unbelievable crimes in the history of medicine, and explore their psychological background with criminology lecturer Rūta Treija (GMBPsS).

The event starts at 19:00. The lecture-performance lasts 3 hours, including an interval. Doors open one hour before the event starts. The event may be filmed and photographed. The resulting materials may be used for publicity purposes.

Please note: Crime & Wine events address sensitive and disturbing topics and are suitable only for those prepared to look into the darker side of truth. Entry is restricted to ages 18 and over.