KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) – Police in Knoxville are investigating the death of a nurse as a murder case. The nurse, identified as Janice Allison, 61, passed away on October 25. The Knoxville Police Department has confirmed that her death has been officially classified as a homicide.
Janice Allison was reportedly working at East Tennessee Behavioral Health on Old Weisgarber Road on September 23 when she was allegedly pushed by a patient, resulting in her falling. She was immediately taken to a hospital for treatment and received medical care before passing away nearly a month later.
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WVLT News reached out to East Tennessee Behavioral Health for comment, and they expressed their condolences to Jan Allison’s family. They described her as a “wonderful friend, colleague, and member” of their team and emphasized that she would be greatly missed. However, due to patient and employee safety and privacy concerns, further details were not provided.
The police’s homicide unit is now working in collaboration with the Medical Examiner’s Office and the Knox County District Attorney’s Office to investigate Jan Allison’s death. As of now, no charges have been filed in connection with the case.
The tragic incident has left the local community shocked and saddened. Jan Allison’s friends and colleagues have expressed their grief over the loss of a dedicated nurse who worked tirelessly to assist patients. Her death serves as a reminder of the risks healthcare professionals face while carrying out their duties.
The investigation into Jan Allison’s murder is ongoing, and authorities are urging anyone with information related to the case to come forward. Meanwhile, the community mourns the loss of a beloved nurse who made a significant impact on the lives of those she cared for.
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