co-workers as an emt in quincy, illinois. >> i'm not thinking that that doughnut that i'm eating is laced with poison. nobody thinks that the cup with soda is going to be injected with arsenic. that's what makes him so dangerous. >> he was trying to kill me. >> you had this trail, this trail of death and illness under suspicious causes, that were attached to this doctor. >> when he was in medical school, his fellow students referred to him as "00 swango, licensed to kill." >> he had the highest death rate of any of the intissues down there. >> swango was dismissed from the surgical residency program at the ohio state university hospitals. >> nurses all afraid to be around him. they sensed something is wrong with this man. >> according to reports, swango was suspected of killing at least one patient there. >> cindy mckee was a 19-year-old gymnast. she was in a trauma unit, but we
know, that was addressed at the press conference. they talked about it this morning. the agent said i know a lot of you doubted we really had resolve to do this but we did and we have. i think the new generation, much younger guys, they really did want to catch him. some of the older ones, i think probably some of the retired generation of fbi agents are having heart palpitations tonight. >> scott, is there any way to explain to the rest of the country how this is in boston? if you live in massachusetts it's like waking up to the sun rising in the west today. is there any national translation for this? >> this is about one tick below locally catching osama bin laden with the way that was as a national story. whitey bulger had killed 19 or more people. they had a decade ago they were unearthing multiple bodies in shallow graves around the boston area in quincy and dorchester. the stories are just horrific about the murders, the torture,
about whether the fbi really wanted him caught, but, you know, that was addressed at the press conference. they talked about it this morning. the agent said i know a lot of you doubted we really had resolve to do this but we did and we have. i think the new generation, much younger guys, they really did want to catch him. some of the older ones, i think probably some of the retired generation of fbi agents are having heart palpitations tonight. >> scott, is there any way to explain to the rest of the country how this is in boston? if you live in massachusetts it's like waking up to the sun rising in the west today. is there any national translation for this? >> this is about one tick below locally catching osama bin laden with the way that was as a national story. whitey bulger had killed 19 or more people. they had a decade ago they were unearthing multiple bodies in shallow graves around the boston area in quincy and dorchester. the stories are just horrific
they talked about it this morning. the agent said i know a lot of you doubted we really had resolve to do this but we did and we have. i think the new generation, much younger guys, they really did want to catch him. some of the older ones, i think probably some of the retired generation of fbi agents are having heart palpitations tonight. >> scott, is there any way to explain to the rest of the country how this is in boston? if you live in massachusetts it's like waking up to the sun rising in the west today. is there any national translation for this? >> this is about one tick below locally catching osama bin laden with the way that was as a national story. whitey bulger had killed 19 or more people. they had a decade ago they were unearthing multiple bodies in shallow graves around the boston area in quincy and dorchester. the stories are just horrific about the murders, the torture, someone begging to be shot