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A sentence has been handed down to a former respiratory therapist who pleaded guilty to the murders of two patients while she worked at a Missouri hospital 20 years ago, according to KCTV.

A former respiratory therapist will find out her fate this summer at a sentence hearing after pleading guilty back in April to the two murders of her former patients, according to a KTTN report.

Jennifer Hall, a former respiratory therapist, has pleaded guilty to two murders from 2002 from her time working at a Missouri hospital, according to a CBS report. However, Hall is more than a former nurse - she’s allegedly also a suspected serial killer despite only being charged with two offenses.

A former respiratory therapist charged with murdering two of her patients has entered her second “not guilty” plea, according to KTTN. On April 4, 2023, 42-year-old Jennifer Anne Hall pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree involuntary manslaughter and second-degree attempted assault, KTTN says.

It’s taken twenty years for murder charges to catch up to Jennifer Anne Hall, but a criminal complaint obtained by Law and Crime reveals that new charges have been filed for a second murder Hall is accused of committing.

A former respiratory therapist accused of killing a patient, and suspected of other murders in the same hospital, will face a trial next year, according to KTTN. A probable cause statement released back in April 2022 explains that during the period of Dec. 16, 2001 to May 21, 2002, 42-year-old Jennifer Anne Hall worked for the Hedrick Medical Center in Chillicothe, Missouri, during which time the rates of cardiac arrest, also known as “Codes” or “Code Blues”, rose so alarmingly that hospital staff deemed them “medically suspicious.”

A former respiratory therapist has pleaded not guilty to the first-degree murder of a former patient who died in 2002, reports KTTN news. Jennifer Anne Hall waived a formal arraignment to enter a not guilty plea in Division One of Livingston County Circuit Court on September 8, KTTN says.

The judge presiding over a preliminary hearing for former respiratory therapist Jennifer Anne Hall has determined there is enough evidence to go to trial for the murder of one of Hall’s patients in 2002, reports the Kansas City Star.

It took 20 years to arrest former respiratory therapist Jennifer Anne Hall for the murder of elderly patient Fern Franco, but a probable cause statement reveals that Hall may have murdered as many as nine patients in total, the Kansas City Star is reporting.