Across
- 2. Length of court proceedings that led to Shipman's conviction
- 4. Shipman sometimes made these to divert victims' funds
- 8. Hospital where Shipman trained, sparking addiction issues
- 14. Disciplinary action against Shipman for drug offenses in 1975
- 15. Prison where Shipman died by suicide in 2004
- 16. Force that investigated Shipman post-conviction
- 18. Most of Shipman's victims were older, with an average age over 70
- 19. Shipman encouraged families to do this, destroying evidence
- 20. Drug Shipman most commonly used to kill his patients
Down
- 1. Official number of murders Shipman was held accountable for
- 3. Shipman is considered this due to his high victim count
- 5. Shipman sometimes falsely listed this on death certificates
- 6. Nickname given to Shipman due to his medical profession
- 7. Another ominous nickname given to Dr. Shipman
- 9. Shipman's surgery in Hyde where he killed many victims
- 10. Shipman's primary murder weapon to inject lethal doses
- 11. Medical name for the drug Shipman used most often
- 12. Shipman did this to conceal suspicious deaths
- 13. Victim whose death sparked the investigation into Shipman
- 17. Age of Shipman's oldest suspected victim