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"He just didn't want to die. Within ten minutes of being awake, he reaches up and grabs my scrubs, yanks me down and says, real close, 'Take me home'. I shouldn't have done it, I shouldn't have done it, I should have known it would get me fired."
―George Bach to Karen Page[src]

George Bach is a former nurse for Metro-General Hospital who was put in charge of the care of wounded John Doe following the Massacre at Central Park. However, when the patient awoke suddenly despite flat lining, Bach took him out of the hospital and was fired as a result.

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Helping a John Doe[]

"Guy was a total vegetable. I guess that's why they decided he only needed one nurse."
―George Bach to Karen Page[src]

George Bach worked as a nurse at Metro-General Hospital, when an unidentified men was brought in, being shot to the head. The man somehow survived the headshot but was considered clinically dead, and Bach was the only nurse assigned to him. Bach saw that the only people who visited him were not friends or family but some strange men and women in black suits who kept checking on the patient and pushing for a "Do Not Resuscitate" order for him. They succeded and Bach was present when the doctor pulled the plug from the patient's life support, but suddenly for Bach, the patient suddenly woke up, despite flatlining. He pulled Bach closer and told him to get him to his home, so Bach drove him to a house that he named, despite knowing that it would only caused trouble for him.[1]

Talking to Karen Page[]

"Are you one of them?"
"Sorry, one of who?"
"Please, just leave me alone."
―George Bach and Karen Page[src]

When Metro-General Hospital found out that Bach drove the patient out without permission, the hospital received an order to fire Bach, so he had to work as a janitor. One day, he was visited by Karen Page and Bach assumed that she was one of those people he saw back then and refused to talk, but Page assured him that she only wanted to talk. Bach then went with her and she showed him an X-ray of a skull with a headshot that he recognized, telling Page about that patient. Bach told her about the people in the suit that filed a "Do Not Resuscitate" order and how the man woke up and demanded Bach to drove him home. He bitterly admitted that he complied with the man's demands and drove him home, knowing that he would be fired, giving her the address where Bach dropped him off.[1]

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