Duty nurse who answered the phone for royal prank call found dead

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The hospital nurse who put through a prank call to Kate Middleton's private nurse earlier this week has been found dead in a suspected suicide, the Daily Mail reports.

Jacintha Saldanha was found unconscious on Friday morning nearby King Edward VII Hospital in London, where she worked. A Scotland Yard spokesman said that the police were called and an ambulance arrived, but the woman was declared dead at the scene.

Well...that escalated quickly

WTF, dam this dead wierd. Don't know whos worse the mainstream media or the Royal Family, both are just as bad as each other.

She killed herself over that?

She was murdered by a covert extension of the Royal family and the suicide was staged. Probably.

Maybe she was "suicided".

I'm putting my tinfoil hat.

Wow this is sad, can't imagine how people who did the prank call must feel.

Wow this is sad, can't imagine how people who did the prank call must feel.

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She killed herself over that?

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Wow this is sad, can't imagine how people who did the prank call must feel.

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Wow this is sad, can't imagine how people who did the prank call must feel.

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Hope those Australians can sleep at night.

As far as I can tell the BBCARE NOT saying it's a suicide as of yet. I won't believe it's suicide until someone other than the Daily Mail says it is.

Sad news though regardless:(

Eh RIP

Must've been some other factors that lead to it.

Those damn aussies.

Wow this is sad, can't imagine how people who did the prank call must feel.

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They'll be happy at the attention they are getting for themselves and the station, that is the same radio station that has done something similar before (got a 14 year old girl to admit to being abused on air).

Sad that this woman killed herself but the people all over the internet foaming at the mouth over the DJs need to get a grip. They needn't be fired, sent to the moon (for punishment) or raped to death by wolverines, as all this is an unfortunate but unforeseeable consequence of a joke.Chevolutionary

Read my last post, it has happened before, it is how they operate, how they draw people in, how they gain publicity. The two DJs are responsible the same way their employers, the radio station, are responsible for vetting it and allowing this to happen and for it to be aired.

Also even AFTER thet knew the nurse was dead they were milking it by running an advertisement on their website for this "joke" and the two DJ's were still making jokes about it knowing the nurse had died.

That's sad to hear. I'm guessing the embarrassment and the worry of consequence for what she did was too extreme for her, coupled in this case with other likely trauma.

Sh*t like this makes me think the illuminati real Bucked20

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[QUOTE="Chevolutionary"]Sad that this woman killed herself but the people all over the internet foaming at the mouth over the DJs need to get a grip. They needn't be fired, sent to the moon (for punishment) or raped to death by wolverines, as all this is an unfortunate but unforeseeable consequence of a joke.OmenUK

Read my last post, it has happened before, it is how they operate, how they draw people in, how they gain publicity. The two DJs are responsible the same way their employers, the radio station, are responsible for vetting it and allowing this to happen and for it to be aired.

Also even AFTER thet knew the nurse was dead they were milking it by running an advertisement on their website for this "joke" and the two DJ's were still making jokes about it knowing the nurse had died.

Do you have any evidence to back up those claims? Sure the station has done some questionable things before but you seem to be working on the assumption they intended for the joke to end this way. It was a prank with a tragic and unforeseen outcome. Most people didn't have an issue with the prank until now.

Why was the prank newsworthy to begin with? If not for the media and their warped sense of important issues know one outside of the select group of listeners in a city of a single country would have know about it, The media made this a big thing.

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[QUOTE="Chevolutionary"]Sad that this woman killed herself but the people all over the internet foaming at the mouth over the DJs need to get a grip. They needn't be fired, sent to the moon (for punishment) or raped to death by wolverines, as all this is an unfortunate but unforeseeable consequence of a joke.mattisgod01

Read my last post, it has happened before, it is how they operate, how they draw people in, how they gain publicity. The two DJs are responsible the same way their employers, the radio station, are responsible for vetting it and allowing this to happen and for it to be aired.

Also even AFTER thet knew the nurse was dead they were milking it by running an advertisement on their website for this "joke" and the two DJ's were still making jokes about it knowing the nurse had died.

Do you have any evidence to back up those claims? Sure the station has done some questionable things before but you seem to be working on the assumption they intended for the joke to end this way. It was a prank with a tragic and unforeseen outcome. Most people didn't have an issue with the prank until now.

Why was the prank newsworthy to begin with? If not for the media and their warped sense of important issues know one outside of the select group of listeners in a city of a single country would have know about it, The media made this a big thing.

Do you're own research, there's plenty of articles about it happening, the two dj's got fired for it.

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