After her husband is killed, a woman returns with her young son to her small town birthplace.
She becomes a secretary to the local town doctor, a good looking man who apparently has his own agenda consisting of killing his elderly patients.
It's never explained why the woman never came home for own mother's funeral.
Despite hearing from an elderly man, whose friend died while he was a patient of Dr. Lucas, our heroine doesn't believe this.
In the case of stories dealing with serial killings, the bodies begin to pile up and you don't need to have a Ph.D to figure out what is going on.
Our doctor, who uses poisonous snake venom to kill his patients, blurts out in the end that life is an incurable disease. You wonder what this nut job is talking about.
I wonder what this doctor thought about Medicare.
She becomes a secretary to the local town doctor, a good looking man who apparently has his own agenda consisting of killing his elderly patients.
It's never explained why the woman never came home for own mother's funeral.
Despite hearing from an elderly man, whose friend died while he was a patient of Dr. Lucas, our heroine doesn't believe this.
In the case of stories dealing with serial killings, the bodies begin to pile up and you don't need to have a Ph.D to figure out what is going on.
Our doctor, who uses poisonous snake venom to kill his patients, blurts out in the end that life is an incurable disease. You wonder what this nut job is talking about.
I wonder what this doctor thought about Medicare.