53-year-old Thomas Kwan was a GP partner in Sunderland, England. On January 22, security cameras captured him arriving at a Premier Inn hotel in Newcastle wearing a hat, tinted glasses, gloves, and a mask. After leaving the hotel, Kwan walked to his mother's house on the other side of the city. There, he administered an injection to his mother's partner, Patrick O'Hara. 71-year-old O'Hara became seriously ill following the injection but survived after emergency surgery.
ADMITTED TO ADMINISTERING POISONOUS SUBSTANCE, CLAIMED HE HAD NO INTENT TO KILL
According to a report in the Daily Mail, Kwan pleaded guilty to administering a poisonous substance but denied charges of attempted murder and intentional grievous bodily harm. He was also accused of stockpiling materials at his home to produce ricin and other toxins.
FAKE NURSE ID FOUND IN HIS HOME
Furthermore, a selfie taken by Kwan himself, wearing a wig, a fake beard, and a fake mustache, was found in his home. From the same computer, they found a fake ID card in the name of a fake nurse, Raj Patel, using the disguised photo.
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