Frank Stanton, 22, is remembered as one of four people whose 1979 deaths in Eugene, Oregon, were later linked to a nursing-home orderly who confessed to administering fatal insulin overdoses. Investigators said the orderly—Otha Harrison Hart—told police in Lincoln, Nebraska, that he had given fatal insulin injections in Eugene earlier that year.

The deaths had initially been certified as natural, and embalming complicated later verification. Hart’s confession led to a murder warrant and a chart-by-chart review; prosecutors later focused on two counts they considered most provable. In early 1984 Hart entered guilty pleas to reduced charges arising from the events in Eugene in 1979. Does anyone have information about Frank Stanton’s life or the circumstances around his care in 1979?