Dispatch reporter Lucas Sullivan, JoAnne Viviano, and Mike Wagner discuss the latest news in the ongoing Mount Carmel investigations regarding Dr. William Husel. During this we discuss certain areas where signs might have missed that Husel was ordering overdoes for ICU patients. Next we talk about what questions people are asking now, how many nurses and Pharmacists are involved in this case, and explain what happened in the specific case of patient Bonnie Austin. Finally, we speculate the policies that Mount Carmel had in place during this and talk about the machines that housed these drugs and how the override process was bypassed.

President and CEO of Mount Carmel Health Systems Ed Lamb gives a statement following the firing of 23 employees and two execs who are leaving the company.

Dispatch reporter Lucas Sullivan talks about the recent developments in the ongoing Mount Carmel investigations and into Dr. William Husel. During this we discuss the latest developments in this case, how a Franklin County grand jury indicted Husel on 25 counts of murder, and what could happen with nurses and pharmacists who were involved in this case and are still working for Mount Carmel.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and authorities address the media after a Franklin County grand jury indicted Dr. William Husel on 25 counts of murder in the Mount Carmel investigation.

Columbus Dispatch reporter Lucas Sullivan, Mike Wagner, and JoAnne Viviano talk about the latest news in the ongoing Mount Carmel investigation regarding Dr. William Husel and how he ordered excessive doses of painkillers for multiple patients. During this we talk about how some of the 35 patients who all died may have been able to live if proper actions were taken. Finally, we discuss what makes for an excessive dose of Fentanyl, the primary painkiller used in these cases.

Dispatch reporters JoAnne Viviano and Bethany Bruner and Dispatch videographer Doral Chenoweth discuss new developments in the story involving a former Mount Carmel Health System doctor accused of prescribing at least 34 patients excessive doses of painkillers, including 28 at potentially fatal levels. We also hear comments from Christine Allison, whose 44-year-old husband, Troy, died at Mount Carmel West hospital in July after being administered a large dose of the powerful opioid fentanyl.

Dispatch reporters JoAnne Viviano and Kevin Stankiewicz and Dispatch videographer Doral Chenoweth walk you through what we know -- and what questions remain -- about the developing story involving a former Mount Carmel Health System doctor who allegedly prescribed at least 27 patients excessive doses of painkillers. We also hear comments from Mount Carmel's CEO and two lawyers who have filed lawsuits against the doctor and the hospital on behalf of two families. Second lawsuit filed alleging deadly dosage of fentanyl by Mount Carmel doctor Preliminary review by Cleveland Clinic finds no inappropriate prescriptions by ex-Mount Carmel doctor Mount Carmel says doctor gave 27 near-death patients potentially fatal doses of pain medication