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Elizabeth Wettlaufer came home from rehab the day after police in white forensic suits combed through her Woodstock apartment and hauled out evidence. She had yet to be charged for the murder of eight nursing home residents under her care, but her world was collapsing around her.It was shortly after Wettlaufer, a 49-year-old registered nurse, had signed an Oct. 6 peace bond banning her from providing health care and placing her under a 7
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