Where Is Amy Loughren from "The Good Nurse" Now?
Content warning: This article contains references to murder some may find upsetting. There are also spoilers for Netflix's The Good Nurse. Reader discretion is advised.
Nearly two decades ago, Amy Loughren, a nurse working in the ICU department at Somerset Hospital in Somerville, New Jersey, helped police catch one of the most prolific serial killers in United States history. While that in and of itself is impressive, what's even more interesting is the fact that the murderer, Charles Cullen, was her friend and co-worker.
Amy described Charles as "funny" and told People, "We bonded right away and became friends."
Unfortunately, that friendship ended when Amy learned the truth about who Charles really was: a serial killer who eventually confessed to killing 29 people — but may have been responsible for 400 deaths. His killing spree lasted 16 years across two states and multiple hospitals.
As far as Charles's M.O. went, he murdered his patients by administering lethal doses of various medications, including insulin for diabetes treatment.
On October 26, the Netflix film, The Good Nurse, premiered, telling the story of Charles's reign of terror and the "badass" nurse who helped law enforcement catch him. Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne played Amy Loughren and Charles Cullen, respectively.
While Charles is currently serving 18 consecutive life sentences in a New Jersey state prison, and won't be eligible for parole until 2403, where is Amy today?
According to the end of The Good Nurse, the mother of two and proud grandmother is currently living in Florida with her family.
Today, besides being a nurse, Amy shared on her website she has many skills: "I am now a Reiki Master, a Hypnotherapist, NLP Practitioner, Meditation Instructor, DreamSculptor Practitioner, Reconnective Healer, Integrative Energy Healer, Past Life Regressionist, Crystal Language Reader, Medical Intuitive, and learned 'The Work' from Byron Katie."
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