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GP's Poison Jab Murder Plot
A GP attempted to murder his mother's partner with a poisoned Covid jab to inherit her estate, resulting in a lengthy prison sentence.
English
United Kingdom
JusticeHuman Rights ViolationsHealthUkHealthcareCrimeFraudInheritance
NhsNewcastle Crown CourtNorthumbria Police
Thomas KwanPatrick O'haraJenny LeungMrs Justice LambertPeter Makepeace
- What was the outcome of the trial?
- The attack occurred at O'Hara's home, where Kwan, disguised as a community nurse, gained entry under the guise of administering a Covid booster shot.
- How did Thomas Kwan carry out the attack?
- Kwan's motive was purely financial gain; he sought to inherit his mother's estate by eliminating O'Hara, who was also a beneficiary.
- What was the motive behind the attempted murder?
- Thomas Kwan, a 53-year-old GP, attempted to murder his mother's partner, Patrick O'Hara, by injecting him with a flesh-eating toxin disguised as a Covid-19 vaccine booster.
- What did the judge say about the impact of the crime?
- The judge highlighted the severity of the crime, emphasizing the breach of public trust Kwan committed by exploiting the healthcare system and undermining confidence in medical professionals.
- What were the consequences of the attack on Patrick O'Hara?
- Kwan was sentenced to 31 years and five months in prison for attempted murder. O'Hara, who survived the attack, expressed satisfaction with the sentencing.