Cardiff General Hospital

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Cardiff General Hospital was a hospital in 21st century Cardiff. When searching for similar deaths to that of a 300-year-old skeleton, Owen Harper found in the records of the Cardiff General Hospital Lucy Marmer, who was brought in dead in 2001 with her ribs shattered and heart removed. (TV: Greeks Bearing Gifts)

Behind the scenes

No Cardiff hospital under such a name exists in the real world.

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Cardiff hospitals

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