Is Lucy Letby guilty? Professor Norman Fenton interviews Law Health Tech from twitter and substack

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

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  • @hugolloyd940
    @hugolloyd940 Год назад +20

    Thank you professor norman, l hope this lady gets a re trial or set free. Brilliant interview.

  • @BobK5
    @BobK5 Год назад +20

    The police shouldn’t have taken retired Dr Evans word as gospel, they should have got second or even third expert medical opinions before launching into proving by design that Lucy was a murderer.

    • @scottaznavourian3720
      @scottaznavourian3720 Месяц назад

      And now he's changing the cause of death after the verdic as the evidence is she wasn't there when baby c 'was attacked' this man is a schyster

  • @margaretbermingham1518
    @margaretbermingham1518 Год назад +66

    As a nurse of 40 years, now retired, I could write a book on the Front Office ethics! It is the strangest trial and I believe she is innocent and more so after watching this.

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад +7

      Thank you. There is a rat in the barrel?

    • @Kazbing11
      @Kazbing11 Год назад +2

      Have you watched Crimescene 2 Courtroom? Only right to get a balanced view.

    • @missma7882
      @missma7882 Год назад +13

      She is not guilty

    • @andyryan3756
      @andyryan3756 Год назад

      @@Kazbing11 I have watched that and you never hear that man mention any of the material Scott mclahan has mentioned on here. That man has not done a fair and balanced view he just paints Lucy as the devil. Thankfully more evidence is coming to light. Hopefully common sense will return to the uk and replace this madness we are living through. Remember what our own government did to us all during covid

    • @abelis644
      @abelis644 Год назад +3

      ​@@missma7882
      She is guilty.

  • @Testchannels-z8j
    @Testchannels-z8j Год назад +21

    Only just found this excellent interview. Very informative. I’m amazed that no forensic testing took place in the environment. I believe the unit with plumbing issues has since been demolished and replaced., so we can’t even test retrospectively.

    • @grahamnumber7123
      @grahamnumber7123 Год назад

      Smacks of cheaper to stich up 1 nurse than others higher up be held responsible. You know the old dodgy handshakes that go on all the time in this world of lies and corruption..
      Why was the defence not bringing up these clear issues of cherry picking, by the police about a very subjective few words.
      How and why was the defence having hands tied? Compromised?
      Why were the other deaths not involving Lucy not bought into scrutiny for context.
      Why was the so called expert witness bought in who wasn't working in neo natal for 15 years?
      Why were these knows pathogens and their effects never discussed?

  • @summerofplums
    @summerofplums Год назад +37

    As well as the complete list of 30+ baby deaths with doctors on duty, I would also be interested to see ALL the babies, premature or not, who Lucy Letby cared for in her nursing career. The BBC court transcript cites Letby as saying that she has cared for "hundreds" of babies at the Countess Of Chester hospital, and it is probable that 90% of those babies did not die or collapse. Neither the judge, Richard Goss, the prosecutor Nick Johnson or the defense KC Ben Myers have BScs, although they are of course trained and experienced in law. I'm just surprised how they accepted Dr. Dewi Evans' theories without question, suggesting to me that they simply didn't understand the Scientific Method, with its criteria of controls, blinds and sometimes double-blinds. The trial, with its lack of direct evidence, irrelevant (IMO) psychological theories and cherry picking of facts is very worrying and I really hope it is challenged.

    • @TheAikenHead
      @TheAikenHead Год назад +1

      What complete list of 30+ baby deaths are you talking about?

    • @Kazbing11
      @Kazbing11 Год назад

      Lucy was the only person on duty for all the deaths. Many didn’t make it to trial. Doesn’t mean they were all natural causes. Along side this, any doctors that were also on duty weren’t actually based on the ward so they may have been on duty but not even been on the ward that day. It’s just all misinformation from the innocent side and they haven’t actually looked at the facts.

    • @pedazodetorpedo
      @pedazodetorpedo 4 месяца назад

      ​@@TheAikenHeadthe total number of deaths during the same period of the "murders". The hospital, police and CPS just cherry picked the ones they could make fit a narrative

  • @gca259
    @gca259 4 месяца назад +6

    Pembury hospital in Kent had a 'statistically impossible' number of deaths following hip/knee surgery.
    An investigation revealed air filters in the operating theatre had not been changed since the hospital opened 5+ years previously.
    The hospital was built on a PFI contract and changing the air filters had not been included...

  • @rosemarybaxter9120
    @rosemarybaxter9120 Год назад +11

    Why don’t they have CCTV in neonatal wards? I thought they were going to do this following the Beverley Allitt case.

    • @amasworld7126
      @amasworld7126 9 месяцев назад

      because then it would expose that the nhs are regularly killing and framing people like they did to me

  • @brianwalls9253
    @brianwalls9253 Год назад +24

    Great interview, fingers crossed justice is done. Thank you

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад

      Inexperienced immature doctors with zero oversight?

  • @samrowbotham8914
    @samrowbotham8914 Год назад +38

    I have only been able to follow the case via the reporting of two online British newspapers as I do not own a TV.
    What struck me was the emotive language used for me this is always a red flag as a trained hypnotist I do understand propaganda and mind control and when we cast people into the role of the villain we demonise them.
    When you look into the backgrounds of psychopaths people report that there was always something odd about them, they are unable to empathise. No family or friends of Lucy have said anything about the lack of empathy or reported any odd or peculiar behaviour from her. I have a gut feeling she is innocent, I have seen the press report that, the police, criminologist and even psychologist all opine about her guilt. I have not seen any psychiatrist linked to the case state any information for public consumption about her personality or state of mind. Did psychiatrists evaluate her before the trial and where are the psychiatric reports?

    • @DavidPritchard-i7x
      @DavidPritchard-i7x Год назад +12

      Yes totally agree, as far as I have seen there has been no concrete proof whatsoever that she is guilty. Coincidentally I was also a hypnotherapist for 10 years and like you have been concerned about the huge amount of demonisation that has gone on, the internet is awash with all these professionals diagnosing her mental state. There is something that doesn't quite make sense with the whole thing and there should definitely be a re trial. To me most of the evidence presented on many fronts is like a form of confirmation bias, looking for reasons she is guilty but ignoring all the other evidence. Lots of evidence about her character should have been gathered as you say. There is also the problem that the public have been trained to believe that doctors are always right, which simply isn't true, so she was always on the "back foot" trying to prove her innocence, when a number of supposed experts were presenting evidence against her. I also wonder about possible motives of the NHS or other parties in this case.

    • @marinka424
      @marinka424 Год назад +8

      My background in psychotherapy and psychology crosses over with yours. What you explain is exactly what made me initially dubious. I then followed up with reading the Rex v Lucy letby 2023, and SOT which obviously confirmed my initial doubts had been correct.

    • @janlittle2148
      @janlittle2148 Год назад

      ​@@DavidPritchard-i7xthere are no grounds for a retrial

    • @samanthaphillips2547
      @samanthaphillips2547 Год назад

      ​@@marinka424I've heard SOT mentioned in another group. What does it mean please and where can I read about it

    • @marinka424
      @marinka424 Год назад

      @@samanthaphillips2547 Thank you for your reply. SOT stands for Science on Trial. If you google Science on Trial you should find it. Also “Health law and tech substack” is good. There are some very articulate and highly watchable David Kurten videos on the subject too. I just google “ David Kurten Lucy Letby” to find them. His two recent ones are good. The problem with this case is that if you haven’t got a degree in psychology, mathematics or a science such as physics or chemistry, it’s hard o see the flaws in Dewi Evans arguments, but the above sites try to explain everything. I didn’t leave links because my post gets cancelled if I try to do that.

  • @mjrtom102
    @mjrtom102 Год назад +22

    I thought at the beginning that she was innocent and being made a scape goat by the hospital to cover up their own incompetence - now after seeing this I'm certain she has been.

  • @lulabellegnostic8402
    @lulabellegnostic8402 Год назад +15

    If bolus of air is injected into a vein it ends up in the right side of the heart. It kills by preventing blood exiting the RV to get oxygenated in the pulmonary circulation. Intra abdominal ‘ free air ‘ is caused by infection or perforation of a hollow viscus. Retroperitoneal free air is caused by infection , inflammation ( eg necrotic pancreatitis) or severe trauma causing perforation of a hollow viscus. It is simply not plausible that the ‘free air’ cited by the PMs was caused by injection AND was the sole cause of death.

  • @hugolloyd940
    @hugolloyd940 Год назад +27

    I'm not a lawyer yes I take a keen interest in law, there is something not right about this case however I don't know what it is but I do believe it's going to come out sooner or later. I do believe she is innocent.

    • @rubyredall2145
      @rubyredall2145 3 месяца назад

      @hugolloyd940 You do know what it is and is too scary to put into words even now.

  • @petegibson79
    @petegibson79 11 месяцев назад +8

    This case concerns me a lot. I researched it quite hard, and did Lucy Letby do this?...I don't know....and that's the point. There's no hard evidence, no confession, a correlation, and an awful lot extrapolation. I cannot see how, in good conscience, a jury could convict in this case. She may have done it, but you can't convict on a belief that she did....you have to know. I truly think this has been a miscarriage of justice.

  • @jobod92
    @jobod92  Год назад +16

    Additional doubt on this verdict has also been sown for me by David Kurten's latest videos.

  • @Rosemary-vz1ss
    @Rosemary-vz1ss Год назад +9

    Wow, indepth analysis of a number of issues that could give alternative explanation of the deaths of these babies. Evidense presented seems to have been cherry picked and expert witnesses have question marks regarding their level of expertise. In my view this case is far from conclusive. The Court has a duty of care to ensure Lucy Letby has been given access to justice. I think her conviction should be set aside and a new trial scheduled.

  • @glenysdunford819
    @glenysdunford819 Год назад +20

    This is a very unsafe conviction, the prosecution Barrister came over as a spiteful bully!

    • @JohnSmith-vy4lh
      @JohnSmith-vy4lh 4 месяца назад

      A lot of miscarriages of justice are caused by a lazy or incompetent defence team. It seems she was convicted solely on circumstantial evidence.
      She should of had the Barrister Mark McDonald as her council, she probably would be free now.
      Letby could be a victim of a hospital cover up, and as the police spent two years investigating this case, i suppose they were under pressure to justify the cost by getting a conviction.

    • @joycejnn
      @joycejnn Месяц назад

      You see clearly naive and ignorant f all the evidence and facts . Richard Baker KC said those questioning Lucy Letby’s guilt should be ashamed …those individuals who offer superficial opinions based upon second and third hand accounts then expressing conclusions . Those supporting Lucy Letby , as repeatedly pointed out , have not seen the evidence of the trial, the babies medical notes or have spoken to any of the consultants who have raised concerns or seen any of the evidence that will go before the inquiry over the coming months but that there is some relevance in this background noise as it highlights how society is sometimes too quick to make judgements and assumptions on first impressions . “

  • @jackiesmith2710
    @jackiesmith2710 Год назад +21

    You have lots of good information Sir especially regarding the plumber I hope you can point out these things
    out for a retrial. Its terrible when a innocent person is in prison she could get killed. Their seems they looked for
    someone to blame and she was chosen!! SHE had Legal aid defense which is a waste of time as they mainly work
    with the police! if she had proper experience barrister she world more then likely been found innocent! You have

    • @janlittle2148
      @janlittle2148 Год назад +4

      She had a very well respected barrister who had nothing to work with. She jad no witnesses except the plumber.

    • @jackiesmith2710
      @jackiesmith2710 Год назад +2

      Not according to this video id rather believe there views then yours ! No need to reply

    • @grahamnumber7123
      @grahamnumber7123 Год назад

      What well respected Barrister wouldn't look into the obvious points of the other baby deaths? Have "Hands tied seemingly" Maybe his masonic buddies did a deal behind the scenes. There is a lot of focus to distract public attention away from criminal activity by the very people who made public policy during the CV19 pandemic@@janlittle2148

    • @ruthbashford3176
      @ruthbashford3176 Год назад

      @@janlittle2148 Ben Myers did not call any expert witnesses for the defence so Dewi Evans' half-baked theories went unchallenged. There is no branch of medicine anywhere, in which a retired paediatrician, who has not practiced medicine for 15 years, can make a clinical diagnosis on a deceased individual. In order to make a diagnosis one must minimally examine the patient and conduct additional tests.
      It's no wonder this charlatan was severely admonished by a senior judge in a different case for writing a biased and worthless report.

    • @christinasibley2791
      @christinasibley2791 Год назад +1

      @@jackiesmith2710why don’t you want anyone replying to you? Are you scared they might put things to you that point to her guilt, that you have no explanation for? Just asking….

  • @AJ-hi9fd
    @AJ-hi9fd Год назад +31

    The nhs looks for scapegoats, they choose the weakest and lay the blame on them, it’s the way in which the nhs allows the public to think, got them, disciplined them, sorted, now all will be well, but it’s not sorted is it!
    How do I know 🤔I worked as an RGN in the nhs for 32years.
    If any of my colleagues tell me they are going to work for the nhs I warn them and tell them to reconsider, particularly if they are from overseas as they are prime candidates for scapegoating!!
    This unit was short staffed, this is when things go wrong, and go wrong big time!!
    Lucy Letby worked full time, that means statistically she had a 25% chance of being on duty when an incident occurred, but Lucy worked overtime, increasing her odds.
    Norman Fenton is the King of statistics 👍
    Thinking about the waste water pipes leaking, do any of you remember a case where water from dead flowers was emptied down the neonatal unit sink causing pseudomonas infections which killed many neonates, can’t remember the nhs trust where this happened but it was a recent case.

    • @lynnetetstall3616
      @lynnetetstall3616 Год назад +2

      Evertime they good at doing that and lying

    • @KBB-nf1dr
      @KBB-nf1dr Год назад

      Oh please, if they wanted to just blame it on someone, I’m sure they could’ve found a more liable candidate than Perfect Lucy, Lucy who raised over $3 million for a new baby Ward, let me let you in a little secret. No one is perfect as a sociopath psychopath pretends to be

    • @jsmith3980
      @jsmith3980 4 месяца назад +1

      not just the NHS...postal workers too.

    • @EmilyLawrence-c2b
      @EmilyLawrence-c2b 2 месяца назад

      Agreed. We don't need to look any farther than when the nurse who looked after Kate Middleton when Kate gave birth to George (a nurse named
      Jacintha Saldanha) allegedly committed suicide merely hours after the birth, despite having no history of Major Depressive Disorder or any other mental health issues, much less suicidal thoughts or intent. In my opinion, Jacinta learned something about HRH that she shouldn't have known, and I stand by that position because we all know that, since time immemorial, the British Royal Family has killed for far lesser reasons.

    • @ladybooksmith3347
      @ladybooksmith3347 2 месяца назад

      @@EmilyLawrence-c2b This is nonsense. Jacintha Saldana took her own life several days after putting through a call from a person purporting to be Queen Elizabeth. It was a hoax call and Saldana obviously blamed herself for the mistake. The DJs who made the hoax call apologised for the prank. At that time, Kate Middleton was being treated for morning sickness and had not given birth to George. You really should get your facts right before making nasty accusations.

  • @3chords490
    @3chords490 2 месяца назад +2

    The uncomfortable truth here is that…..1) The Unit had historical problems and wasn’t functioning properly or staffed well 2) The Hospital and the NHS knew this 3) Ultimately this happened because the NHS is crumbling before our eyes 4) The reason the NHS is in crisis is because the Government is underfunding it 5) The reason it’s underfunded is because politicians are terrified of telling the public the truth about needing more money and having to raise taxes 6) The British public have some kind of pathological hatred of higher taxes and think they can get something for nothing. ……so there is huge social and political denial about the cause of the babies deaths……….simple solution ? Lucy Letby is a baby killer ! Hey presto …the real issues disappear behind a big puff of smoke.

  • @stephendoyle-y5k
    @stephendoyle-y5k 6 месяцев назад +10

    Bravo ....We Believe Lucy Is Innocent ....Lucy Has Every Right To An Appeal / This Area Of Trust Is Corrupt To Core / Period .

  • @jsmith3980
    @jsmith3980 4 месяца назад +3

    This is a fascinating break down of the medical facts. Points of interest for me are: [1] the umbilical vein and attempts by junior doctors to insert a catheter so many times.[2] the pathogens causing air to be trapped. What ones would they be? I ask because I trained as a doc at a London med school and have a degree in Microbiology. Also, I do not trust the British judicial system one bit. There are so many wrong things going on here. Justice for Lucy Letby.

  • @timblackwood1531
    @timblackwood1531 Год назад +16

    FREE LUCY NOW FREE LUCY NOW FREE FREE LUCY

  • @davidhorsley2717
    @davidhorsley2717 4 месяца назад +3

    The most interesting prospect is the public inquiry. It would be extremely interesting if new evidence begins to emerge that undermines the prosecution case.

  • @rubyredall2145
    @rubyredall2145 4 месяца назад +4

    Much has been made of the fact that there were no cameras on the ward so LL was not caught red handed. Had there been cameras it might have worked in her favour. There s a chance that they would have filmed nothing incriminating. That would leave people with a lot of explaining to do as to why they lost so many babies. I am still amazed that babies born at 25 weeks or less can be saved at all. In many places a termination can be carried out up to 24 weeks. That s a little of subject but it s made me think.

    • @michelle99923
      @michelle99923 Месяц назад

      If born before 24 weeks then usually medical staff will not intervene to save save a baby even if the baby is attempting to breathe.

  • @hugolloyd940
    @hugolloyd940 Год назад +3

    Thank you Dr Scott.

  • @sunshinemagicalrainbowunic4004
    @sunshinemagicalrainbowunic4004 Год назад +4

    They also removed all the most vulnerable babies and sent them to another hospital for approx 6months

    • @rubyredall2145
      @rubyredall2145 4 месяца назад

      @sunshinemagicalrainbowunic4004 yes and then said the deaths stopped when LL left! Yes as the
      Very prem. Babies were moved away.

  • @snirge
    @snirge 6 месяцев назад +7

    miscarriage of justice -- I have little doubt now. [30 years experience as a lawyer]

    • @celinehynes3336
      @celinehynes3336 5 месяцев назад

      But what can we do?

    • @rubyredall2145
      @rubyredall2145 4 месяца назад +3

      This is the question. There s a petition and a fundraiser but someone with a lot of clout and medical know how needs to step on board. There are also "for"LL sites who have some very in the know members. As soon as the case was over, thousands of people joined "l think it s called LUCY letby discussions and they are pro a t
      active.There are also sites geared to people who feel she is guilty. Everybody thought that at one time but public opinion is changing. Even the "guilty" brigade cannot deny all the evidence is circumstantial.

  • @petergarlick3005
    @petergarlick3005 6 месяцев назад +3

    having watched the presentation on Lucy to me there is grounds for reinspection by a team to deturnim the true facts and right this grave mistake

  • @von-Adler
    @von-Adler Год назад +4

    Remember when Lucy worked on unit for one day, then for the same day 12hrs, she was at HOME until next shift.

  • @kennethblakeley6536
    @kennethblakeley6536 Год назад +8

    So many questions not asked 🤔
    Utter bs investigation, she needs a retrial immediately

  • @josephineodea2851
    @josephineodea2851 Год назад +23

    I followed the case and believe that Lucy is probably innocent. Congratulations Dr. Scott you have given and excellent interview to Norman, with tremendous insight into the legal aspects of the case. I have a clearer understanding now of why I believe this is a miscarriage of justice. Keep up the great work.

    • @Trish-ql9kz
      @Trish-ql9kz Год назад +3

      I followed this case and believe she is guilty

    • @lynnetetstall3616
      @lynnetetstall3616 Год назад +3

      I think shes innocent too dept cover up

    • @jillwildsmith
      @jillwildsmith Год назад +3

      I think she is Innocent !

    • @Brian-om2hh
      @Brian-om2hh Год назад +1

      @@jillwildsmith So would you now be happy to allow Letby to look after *your* infant?

    • @Brian-om2hh
      @Brian-om2hh Год назад +1

      @@lynnetetstall3616 The trail of dead infants suggests otherwise.....

  • @JoBrew
    @JoBrew Год назад +11

    Thank you for this interesting argument, it certainly punches some holes in the verdict.

    • @KBB-nf1dr
      @KBB-nf1dr Год назад

      What it doesn’t

    • @JoBrew
      @JoBrew Год назад +3

      @@KBB-nf1dr not saying it means LL is innocent (or guilty) but it should at least warrant consideration (and perhaps an investigation) into whether the trial was biased.

  • @johnkeating4221
    @johnkeating4221 Год назад +5

    Looks like she was framed to deflect from what was really going on at that hospital.

    • @andyryan3756
      @andyryan3756 Год назад +2

      That’s is a definite I’d say. They needed to divert attention away from the doctors fuck ups. If there is any justice in this world this woman will be freed. Terrible lies have gone on it seems

    • @paulrichards6894
      @paulrichards6894 4 месяца назад +1

      patsy..........

  • @MrUltrasound
    @MrUltrasound 4 месяца назад +1

    When you find out the income revenue hospitals receive per baby per week you’ll understand what’s at stake and how hard it is to get quality staff

  • @dianamincher6479
    @dianamincher6479 Год назад +4

    Diminished pediatric skills not measuring up to be a expert witness and the judge asked no questions?l

  • @clareoconnor5648
    @clareoconnor5648 Год назад +3

    I think you will find that they never ever interviewed anyone else at the time ‘ I will say again I truly think she was a scapegoat but that you for you reply

  • @MrUltrasound
    @MrUltrasound 4 месяца назад +2

    Look what happened to the consultant anaesthetist who raised concerns over Bristol baby deaths : had to flee to Australia!

  • @edmund184
    @edmund184 Год назад +10

    I don't think genuinely evil people ever write down they are evil: Did Peter Sutcliffe, Myra Hindley, Ted Bundy or Harold Shipman do this? I have known in my life several sociopaths. You can tell if someone after knowing them for several months.

    • @edmund184
      @edmund184 Год назад +4

      It is right to investigate this case before locking her up forever.

    • @timblackwood1531
      @timblackwood1531 Год назад +2

      It was reported speech listen to the video again and educate yourself

  • @iandoran2480
    @iandoran2480 7 месяцев назад +2

    Who decides which experts to use why didn't they use Lucy Letby's experts instead of the Crown Prosecution experts

    • @kennethsimmons2029
      @kennethsimmons2029 2 месяца назад

      They aren't available due to threat of reprisals by the establishment Dissenters will be reputationally ruined or bankrupted as in the case of Post Office in Horizon Scandal.

  • @von-Adler
    @von-Adler Год назад +14

    So pathogens can cause air in infants and the faulty sewage pipe from ward ABOVE COULD PRODUCE THIS.

    • @timblackwood1531
      @timblackwood1531 Год назад +4

      You did not listen to the video ........listen again and educate yourself

  • @marypartridge5154
    @marypartridge5154 Год назад +10

    Maybe you need to sell this to someone like Netflix or a TV show so you can get the funding and they get the show and fund the investigation.

  • @megja1812
    @megja1812 5 месяцев назад +2

    Oh god she’s in jail for life wrongly 🤦‍♀️why can’t we just have this type of thing in a court not trial by media

    • @alanwhite4506
      @alanwhite4506 4 месяца назад

      Thanks for this very well informed interview.

    • @GWAYGWAY1
      @GWAYGWAY1 2 месяца назад

      @megja1812
      We did.

  • @watcher6659
    @watcher6659 Год назад +2

    flicking through and inital impression si s that it seems like Professor Norman Fenton doesn't get much chance to speak!! The questions go on forever!!! BUT - that said - this is well researched and well worth watching.

    • @BobK5
      @BobK5 Год назад

      That isn’t the case, far from it.

    • @watcher6659
      @watcher6659 Год назад

      it got a bit better - and was very good anyway - but there is still something to my initial impression, I think@@BobK5

  • @mark43abc
    @mark43abc 6 месяцев назад +3

    all seems to add up to me that lucy is innocent

  • @joannefong7678
    @joannefong7678 Год назад +5

    Letby will receive legal aid for an appeal. Money should not be an issue. Ben Myers is a KC, a top barrister with many years experience.
    This is a fascinating argument, however, Lucy Letby did have expert witnesses - the judge told the jury that. The reason that they were not heard at the trial is that in England and Wales there is a conference prior to the trial where experts from both sides debate their findings, and if the experts then end up agreeing, then only one set will be heard at trial. This is to avoid duplication and cost. An expert witness owes their duty to the court and not to the prosecution or defence.
    Also what about the deliberate introduction of synthetic insulin to two of the babies? It was accepted by both sides that this was deliberate. Can a virus account for that?
    Also the blood seen round one baby’s mouth and traumatic injuries to the livers of two babies, the deliberate tampering with observation times in the notes, which was proven by the timings of a mother’s phone calls, standing over a baby while the baby was struggling to breath and so on and so on. Taken together, the circumstantial evidence shows a pattern of behaviour and is compelling.

    • @ruthbashford3176
      @ruthbashford3176 10 месяцев назад +3

      By his own admission the Crown's chief prosecution witness, retired paediatrician Dewi Evans, was not an expert witness. In fact he had been thoroughly discredited in a former case by a senior judge. If the amount of insulin in those two babies had been correct they would have died and yet they survived. It was just another cock-up from the CoCH.
      Six of the babies Lucy was supposed to have murdered had post mortems and five were found to have died from natural causes, a sixth was undetermined. And yet the word of a discredited retired paediatrician, who looked at a few x-rays, was accepted over the pathologists and Coroner.

    • @kennethsimmons2029
      @kennethsimmons2029 2 месяца назад

      Gareth Jenkins an expert witness in Horizon enquiry.

  • @EmilyLawrence-c2b
    @EmilyLawrence-c2b 2 месяца назад

    It was far easier for the hospital administration to find a scapegoat instead of risk having the many systemic failures of the hospital's unit leaked to the public. Since the dawn of time, attack has been used as a first and last line of defence. Humans in power are despicable.

  • @cheriemartin3737
    @cheriemartin3737 Год назад +5

    All well and good, but the fact remains the excessive death rate ceased upon LL's departure.

    • @ruthbashford3176
      @ruthbashford3176 Год назад +7

      It did for a time but that has been explained in this video. The hospital stopped taking very premature babies, less than about 32 weeks. It was a failing neonatal unit and certainly wasn't up to caring for these babies. However in 2017 & 2018 there was actually more deaths than when Lucy worked in the hospital. Stillbirths and neonate deaths only dramatically declined in the hospital when the senior consultant Dr Gibbs retired in 2019.

    • @andyryan3756
      @andyryan3756 Год назад

      @@ruthbashford3176 it’s so obvious now that the official narrative was built on weak foundations. The real scandal is that the unit and senior doctors completely failed those kids. Not enough staff to look after really sick kids who should have of probably not sent to the unit

    • @John-p7i5g
      @John-p7i5g Месяц назад

      the CoCH was downgraded to a Level 2 right after she was taken off ward. That is the real reason for the spike. Amazing that this was not first and foremost in the jury's mind at the original trial.

  • @kkolxasram
    @kkolxasram Год назад +2

    How do you explain the insulin levels found in some of those infants who died? (Not to say that the insulin alone implies anyone in particular, but it implies malicious intent. In other words it had to be someone who done it on purpose if a mistake is excluded).

    • @Johnnytightfit
      @Johnnytightfit Год назад +3

      Sepsis can affect blood sugar levels. This could raise the insulin levels in the body even in non diabetics. (Hyperinsulinemia)

    • @kkolxasram
      @kkolxasram Год назад +1

      @@Johnnytightfit But from what I followed here on RUclips on other videos there is a difference between insulin which is produced by the body and insulin which is injected from outside. There is a difference not in the insulin itself for that is the same chemical wheather it is produced naturally or syntheticaly, but when it is produced inside the body an accompanying chemical is produced ( a by product of the body producing insulin I presume), while if it is injected no such accompanying chemical will be found in the body (obviously, because it was not produced inside the body therefore no byproduct). In the case of the infants who died of insulin, high levels of insulin were found without this accompanying chemical, which can only mean that the insulin was not produced by the body, and therefore had to be injected!

    • @rolandhawken6628
      @rolandhawken6628 Год назад

      One explanation could be contamination of the fluid the babies were on , it is not the first time medical supplies have been contaminated .
      The thing that does not makes sense is , if she was killing by injecting air undetected , Why switch to insulin and double the risk of being caught ? The whole thing to me says she was stitched up , I hope I am wrong because if the system has locked her up for life and she is innocent , well it become a real horror story , Not to mention she was convicted on such little evidence

    • @KBB-nf1dr
      @KBB-nf1dr Год назад +1

      @@Johnnytightfit it was proven that it was synthetic insulin, sepsis doesn’t cause a synthetic man-made product to be injected into a baby

    • @Brian-om2hh
      @Brian-om2hh Год назад +1

      Or the infant who showed signs of a sharp object having been forced down it's throat, which caused blood loss. The child later died.

  • @clareoconnor5648
    @clareoconnor5648 Год назад +1

    Gibs needs looking at fist and foremost

  • @lepanhman
    @lepanhman Год назад +9

    I fear Letby is innocent .It nags me that this is the case

    • @colinjava8447
      @colinjava8447 Год назад

      She's guilty, she said in her notebook that she killed them.

    • @hugolloyd940
      @hugolloyd940 Год назад

      Yes I agree with 8447 I have the same feeling right from the start.

    • @colinjava8447
      @colinjava8447 Год назад

      @@hugolloyd940 You can try and come up with excuses for her notes, but it doesn't look good, especially with all the other evidence on top

    • @ruthbashford3176
      @ruthbashford3176 6 месяцев назад

      @@colinjava8447 You mean the evidence that the babies died from natural causes.

    • @ruthbashford3176
      @ruthbashford3176 6 месяцев назад

      @@colinjava8447 A psychologist has explained that note, it was NOT a confession.

  • @dianamincher6479
    @dianamincher6479 Год назад +3

    Seems like a stitch up but the judge did not deal with the substantial facts in a proper judgement so who knows?

  • @Kazbing11
    @Kazbing11 Год назад +1

    Also, a junior dr can have been practicing for 8/9 years. They’re not trainees. They’re fully qualified doctors that aren’t yet registrars, consultants etc. To dismiss their skills in the way he does is offensive.

  • @philipholding
    @philipholding 3 месяца назад +1

    I was very suspicious about Letbys innocence. When I heard that when she went on holiday, the deaths stopped. But she only went to Ibiza for one week. Then, I thought she must have been on duty when babies didnt die in that two years, otherwise there would be around a hundred deaths in that time period. So that blew my suspicions out of the water. Her defence lawyer was inadequate.

    • @kennethsimmons2029
      @kennethsimmons2029 2 месяца назад

      When an institution has an agenda it's a massive mismatch. Mr Bates Vs Post Office is a must watch on the "convicts"

  • @KBB-nf1dr
    @KBB-nf1dr Год назад +6

    Yes, there were baby deaths when Lucy wasn’t present, but they were sick babies that had infections, or with suspected likely may not survive
    The reason suspicions arose is because the babies that Lucy has been convicted of murdering or attempting to murder. We’re healthy babies that shouldn’t have died. They were simply born a few weeks earlier & needed to be incubated.

    • @brianmacnamara9445
      @brianmacnamara9445 Год назад +6

      You should check your facts before you write.

    • @KBB-nf1dr
      @KBB-nf1dr Год назад

      @@brianmacnamara9445 you should think twice before supporting a baby murderer

    • @mazdodd4145
      @mazdodd4145 Год назад +10

      Baby A was 10 weeks premature. Diagnosed with respiratory distress straight after birth. Had increasing lactate levels indicating under perfusion. Drs tried numerous times to insert a line into his umbilical vein unsuccessfully. Thus had no fluids for 4 to possibly 8 hrs. CRP increasing suggesting infection. Numerous desaturations. So NO not healthy or stable. Crib next to a huge window into the corridor and 2 drs and 2 other nurses in the relatively small room with 4 cribs. She was never seen doing anything except observing the baby as nurses are told to do. Baby A was not murdered.

    • @KBB-nf1dr
      @KBB-nf1dr Год назад

      @@mazdodd4145 maybe she chose a baby that wasn’t well for the first, then when she thought she could get away with it, decided to go for healthy babies

    • @mazdodd4145
      @mazdodd4145 Год назад +3

      @@KBB-nf1dr None were healthy. Only 1 not premature and that one was born by caesarian after mother left 2 days after water broke so had an infection & needed antibiotics. Risk factors are prematurity, multiple birth & male. 1st 2 twin babies had all these.

  • @louisejeffries7155
    @louisejeffries7155 Год назад +9

    Not Grounds for appeal but for retrial?
    I say yes

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад +2

      And the jury was not fairly configured at 9 women jurors and three male jurors so massive bias coming from the female jurors particularly to do with the care of infants..

    • @louisejeffries7155
      @louisejeffries7155 Год назад +2

      @@dianamincher6479 true and even then it was hung and had to go to majority vote
      I understand there was unanimous verdict in only 3 cases and none where the murder cases
      Although not 100% sure yet it was only the attempted harm that got unanimous it still levels more questions as to why it was hung
      I agree it was rigged against Lucy on so many levels both insidious and blatant

    • @KBB-nf1dr
      @KBB-nf1dr Год назад +2

      She has received a re-trial so she can be charged with attempted murder of more babies

    • @Brian-om2hh
      @Brian-om2hh Год назад +1

      @@KBB-nf1dr Yes. The retrial will *not* be an attempt to get the 7 life terms overturned. That is most unlikely to happen. The retrial is to reach a verdict on a deceased child whom previously had no verdict declared.

    • @colinjava8447
      @colinjava8447 Год назад

      Just let her rot in prison. She's guilty.

  • @Gogetemscoobie
    @Gogetemscoobie 4 месяца назад

    Guilty or not the moj are not going to let her go without a fight

  • @msplace100
    @msplace100 Год назад

    Perhaps you have a case, it would be bolstered if there was someone else who thought in this fashion. A lone
    voice does not a case Mike..

    • @ruthbashford3176
      @ruthbashford3176 6 месяцев назад +1

      It now seems there are many experts who agree with Dr Scott McLachan

    • @John-p7i5g
      @John-p7i5g Месяц назад

      The tide is now turning...

  • @charliesierra2707
    @charliesierra2707 Год назад +3

    Why have they set her up? Was she about to expose something back then or something more recent?

  • @hannah5245
    @hannah5245 Год назад

    compare deaths with other neo natal units in other hospitals.

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад

      The judge did not deliver a fact based judgement so we do not know how Lucy injected the O2 into the neonate and whether she did so inject the neonate!? No--one saw Lucy injecting the babies ever? Pure speculation?

  • @DepakoteMeister
    @DepakoteMeister 4 месяца назад +1

    So the Goverment and NHS have acted to protect the NHS name at all costs, much like in Maddie McCann's death?

  • @Carmenpd1
    @Carmenpd1 Год назад +5

    people are so fickle... Lucy is still guilty...

  • @dianamincher6479
    @dianamincher6479 Год назад +3

    No proof beyond reasonable doubt found in conjunction with Lucy. Insufficient cogent evidence presented to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt!

    • @rolandhawken6628
      @rolandhawken6628 Год назад +3

      I have listened to the whole trial ,and to me it seems like something out of a witch trial in 14 century England

  • @sathykay6768
    @sathykay6768 Год назад +2

    The experts fall short. The specialist doctors fell short. The gead of the babyunit fell short. The KC fell short. But Lucy is the victim? That's your findings? Really?

    • @kennethsimmons2029
      @kennethsimmons2029 2 месяца назад

      Yes. In the case of Post Office on 2700 occasions. Dissenting employees don't tend to be available and prefer employment where truth might end it.

  • @marypartridge5154
    @marypartridge5154 Год назад +2

    The man sounds like an Aussi??? Good on the Aussi for standing up for Lucy!!!! We are listening from Oz.

    • @Elizadoolittle1948
      @Elizadoolittle1948 Год назад +1

      Think he might be new Zealand??

    • @Elizadoolittle1948
      @Elizadoolittle1948 Год назад

      Actually, listening more..maybe you're right

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад

      Super thanks!

    • @Brian-om2hh
      @Brian-om2hh Год назад

      But would he allow Letby to look after his infant?

    • @marypartridge5154
      @marypartridge5154 Год назад +2

      More importantly A Would he let his infant be looked after by any of that lot from The Chester Hospital??? In particular those junior doctors?

  • @SKisatourist2010
    @SKisatourist2010 5 месяцев назад +1

    She absolutely is guilty. The online conspiracy theory industry that has grown up around her case is causing considerable distress to the parents of the very vulnerable children that she murdered and attempted to murder. It's obvious she thought by attacking premature babies she would get away with it.

    • @kennethsimmons2029
      @kennethsimmons2029 2 месяца назад

      Any theories on the 49 babies she wasnt involved with ?

    • @SKisatourist2010
      @SKisatourist2010 2 месяца назад

      @@kennethsimmons2029 no theories, just the fact they were born with congenital defects and weren’t expected to survive, unlike the ones she murdered and attempted to murder.

  • @Felicity2121
    @Felicity2121 Год назад

    You may not have a T.V but you obviously have access to the internet therefore you are not limited to just a couple of newspapers.

    • @Felicity2121
      @Felicity2121 Год назад

      @@marvins42 then you must speak out.

  • @angelahenry1511
    @angelahenry1511 Год назад +6

    She said she killed them ! Case closed

    • @AJ-hi9fd
      @AJ-hi9fd Год назад +12

      She didn’t

    • @jacquiwilliams3198
      @jacquiwilliams3198 Год назад

      @@AJ-hi9fd she did

    • @ruthbashford3176
      @ruthbashford3176 Год назад +6

      @@jacquiwilliams3198 No she didn't, the note has been explained it was reported speech. She actually said in the note she did nothing wrong.

    • @carolokbrblol
      @carolokbrblol Год назад +5

      She plead not guilty hence a trial. If she said she did it there wouldn't of been a trial.

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад

      When?

  • @Springreverb8
    @Springreverb8 Год назад +2

    Problem is, the most convincing aspect of the trial to her guilt became her behaviour on the stand.
    No amount of degrees and phds will help you if you lack good old fashioned discernment.

    • @ruthbashford3176
      @ruthbashford3176 Год назад +3

      The fact that Lucy went on the witness stand is to her credit. Beverly Allitt refused to take the stand. If I had been treated the way Lucy Letby has been treated by the NHS, the police, the media etc I think I would be insane. Poor Lucy's state of mind must be very fragile
      And yes I believe Lucy is innocent, I see no evidence she is guilty

    • @Springreverb8
      @Springreverb8 Год назад

      @@ruthbashford3176I wouldn’t say it was to her credit seeing as she was caught out in numerous lies, inconsistencies and comical amounts of selective memory.
      From denying to recognise her own handwriting to differing versions of accounts to literally everyone else and conveniently not remembering anything that could be potentially incriminating.
      This is not the behaviour of a innocent person.

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад +2

      No-one actually saw any nurse injecting anything into the babies?

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад +1

      But the judge omitted to deliver a proper substantive judgement in which he deals with her demeanour but no such judgement was delivered!

    • @Springreverb8
      @Springreverb8 Год назад +1

      @@dianamincher6479 If the standard is catching criminals in the act, red handed - there would be a lot of free murderers on the streets. Rarely does it ever happen, it’s the nature of the beast.

  • @MrUltrasound
    @MrUltrasound 4 месяца назад

    She is guilty of not owning up to clinical negligence: Not murder

    • @rubyredall2145
      @rubyredall2145 4 месяца назад +3

      @MrUltrasound no, other people higher up were guilty of Medical Negligence and she made the mistake of complaining about them. That s a nono in the NHS

  • @62blackberry
    @62blackberry Год назад

    ffs

    • @dianamincher6479
      @dianamincher6479 Год назад +1

      Its the way that the defence handled the material.

  • @derry1423
    @derry1423 Год назад +20

    I said it from day one this young woman is innocent i really hope that the British people waken up and she gets her life back

    • @Marigold502
      @Marigold502 Год назад +6

      If you said it from day 1then you Didn't base it on evidence.

    • @derry1423
      @derry1423 Год назад +3

      @@Marigold502 it has happened before to other nurse and they ended up being totally innocent.dont for get high up DR,s had to be brought down a peg and made to right a letter of apologize to her and she has always proclaimed her innocent's pluses not one of her work colla.. would believe her to be quality.

    • @marinka424
      @marinka424 Год назад +6

      @@derry1423 it’s interesting to see how people’s initial doubts were raised. The doctors egos are very apparent from the beginning. Great initial insight. I think you may well be proved right.

    • @richardpayne8157
      @richardpayne8157 Год назад +6

      Yes so have I ,this evidence needs to be put before a jury at a re-trial ,I wish her luck 🙏

    • @ruthbashford3176
      @ruthbashford3176 Год назад +1

      @@Marigold502 The jury certainly didn't base their verdict on evidence. All I've seen in this trial is opinion after opinion masquerading as fact. It was more like a case of witch burning than a trial.