@@loosilu… yes! In the UK….Nurse Beverley Allitt ….. Dr’s Kate & Gerry McCann and the tapas group with them of male and female Doctors……..Dr Harold Shipman ….. Nurse Lucy Letby …… anyone think of anymore?
the morphine - what's missing is who did the administering? if a band 6 is involved... the antibiotics incident is seemingly without a prescription - LL doesnt think that type of antibiotics need a prescription yet it does, so why doesn't LL know that? What is known from the CQC report is that neonatal nurses were giving IV antibiotics to babies with visiting parents from the maternity ward in 6 incidents.
She's not the unluckiest nurse in history there are loads of them locked up with no evidence. Some of them have been released like Lucia de Berk. Look up Sally Clark as well she was released and then drunk herself to death. Shaking baby syndrome now disproved was responsible for looking up hundreds of women. Cot deaths we blamed on mothers and hundreds of mothers were locked up or had their children taken away.... There's a huge list that goes on and on and on.... We've been locking up caregivers for decades on the back of faulty medical evidence and statistics
Med errors happen, especially in critical care situations when there are not enough resources available in the unit. This does not make a nurse a serial killer.
Errors do occur. The important issue is to take accountability. When do nurses ever take accountability for anything? Just blame the doctors, and if that doesn’t work, “staffing levels”. One of the few good outcomes of this case is that it has opened the public’s eyes to the reality of modern nursing, and how nurses now run the NHS hospital system.
The state of the NHS (it being a MESS) definitely HELPED Lucy to go unchecked in what she was doing. She did also gaslight her fellow Nurses into believing things were genuine, babies being more ill than they were etc she was calculating, for sure!
We can ask why so many infants have been killed by her, and the answer would be because parents put their trust into hands of nursing staff in hospital. Did they have other choice? If I had reason to believe that my child's health or life is in danger I would intervene. The problem is that no hospital is keen to release this kind of statistics and cause feer amongst patients. Lucy despite her grave mistake was granted again serious responsability and maybe this empowered her. She even thought to be equal to pediatrician in deciding what tratment the child should receive. In her opinion "it was inevitable to administrate an antibiotic".
TBH if I was qualified to administer drugs to patients and made a massive error, I would be shaken to the core and mortified. I would accept any further training offered and I would always ask a fellow qualified colleague to check the patient’s name, dob, the prescription and the dose from the container. I thought that nursing staff (I don’t know about doctors, but the rule should be the same imo) always had to have it checked for the safety of the patient but also for the person giving the drug but maybe this is a more recent rule? UK nurses - it that how it was and has it now changed? PS nurses rock ❤️🇬🇧
Me too! If I had made such a grave error I would feel extreme guilt and horror at putting a precious life at such risk. It seems to show that Lucy was someone who was used to getting away with things as a child and she took that into the hospital environment. It is incredible her lack of remorse and her delusional mindset that she could continue engaging in her horrific little game without staff eventually becoming wise to it.
I worked for a few years in pre-school education. We were playing outside with hula hoops, and a bodged move on my part tripped a little boy up, and he fell. It was about 15 years ago, and I still shiver with shame every time I think of it.
The question you pose is very on point. I’d want to look in the eyes of any Lucy apologist when that question was posed to them to see if they answered “yes’ with a straight face. I wonder if the folks defending her represent a very small minority of anyone who’s been attentive to the particulars of this horrific case, or is it more accurate that these ignorant folks making a lot of noise get attention that generates clicks/likes/ad revenue. I am amazed that an infant receiving 10X the dose of safe morphine would survive that; I am amazed that she not only did she not lose her job, she was allowed to administer to babies in any capacity. Herein lies the rub-the failings of the NHS allowed Lucy to become the serial killer she wanted to be. Is it the NHS’ fault-no-it’s all Lucy’s fault, but like any criminal, she exploited the weaknesses of the system and even decided to punish this system for “punishing” her.
Never worked for the nhs then have you all the babies were classed as having a natural death and evidence that was used was totally discounted by the man who discovered it experts for the defence were not allowed to give evidence all a massive miscarriage of justice
Lucy Letby and Lori Vallow Daybell are glued at the hip: both had very specific duties to perform and a 'mission' that could not be undernined. If loss of life resulted from their 'purpose,' neither saw it as their own doing.
@melstiller8561 Although both terrible people. I reckon Vallow was doing these things more for money. And to get people who were an inconvenience in her life out of the way. Serial killers in the sense of the word such as Letby usually target strangers or acquaintances.
@@louwinters508 -- I certainly agree with you when it comes to Lori Vallow's financial motivation. Yet, much like Lucy Letby, having control over people's lives -- especially those who are more vulnerable, be they children or easily-led adults who believe whatever they're told. Exercising control over others is a huge "high" for both women, a rush that, in my opinion, comes from the egotheism they practise and the adulation they feel entitled to receiving.
I got to say the narrator on this channel has a great voice, but it doesnt match the person I imagined owned it, he sounds like some winston churchill english professor guy, then i saw a photo of him and i swear i had a beer with him at some bar like we just got out of work from fixing the plumbing or something
I've always believed her relationship with her parents played a huge part in her desire to hold the power of life & death over helpless infants. I don't think she felt omnipotent - on the contrary, I believe felt suffocated by their neediness & talked to a colleague about their struggle to come to terms with her leaving home (well within travelling distance for them) to study. Her colleague was leaving to work in either Australia/New Zealand & she wished she could do that but her parents .... She may have been 'spoiled' but I believe she also felt totally powerless & suffocated!
Medication dosing for controlled drugs is supposed to be countersigned...this clearly did not happen in the case...this is the fault of whoever was running the department that countersigning was not occurring...not the fault of the student nurse...
A doctor would be running the department, and taking responsibility for all the patients. However, they have no authority over nurses who report to a different chain of command, all the way up to the nurse CEO. Can anyone name one other profession where the person with ultimate responsibility has no authority over the workforce?
Isn't the issue more to do with the fact that she may not have got a fair trial? In this country guilt should be proved beyond all reasonable doubt and not on the balance of probability which is what seems to have happened here. I am not saying she is innocent but the lack of conclusive proof of her guilt (and the jury deliberated for 15 days and were not unanimous) sets a worrying precedent for future trials.
@@stephenlaw9886 l watched a documentary the other night that where plenty are questioning the evidence. It also seems there was evidence not submitted in defence. People said the same about Barry George at the time and his verdict was overturned after 8 years. It does happen. All l am saying is, everyone is entitled to a fair trial and hers is a bit questionable. If it was that clear cut the jury would have been unanimous and not taken 15 days.
It’s hard to imagine the motivation behind some people’s actions though over time these patterns become more apparent it requires significant lack of emotional empathy to feed off of the suffering of others
As a person who would have died at birth without medical intervention her crime is chilling to me. I wonder about the fact that these were very premature infants. Apart and inclusive of your reasons cited could it be possible she felt she was helping in a twisted way?
One observation here - none of the commentors who support Lucy Letby have answered the question of whether they would have her look after their babes. I suspect that their feelings are genuine, but wholly misplaced.
@@robertallan1400 I would trust her and I hope she can be freed and have her own kids, and that the NHS and the consultants who orchestrated all this are put to shame.
@@turquoiseblue228This is the kind of thinking that has led Australia’s top consultants to walk away from public hospitals and into the private sector. Sadly UK doctors don’t have that option.
She grudgingly admitted she might have made an we’re and she seemed to have people fooled so I might have trusted her with my child if I’m honest with myself. Especially if she were my nurse and having no medical background myself. Who doesn’t trust their nurses? It’s the perfect playground for a serial killer really.
As opposed to the gentle, warm, and whimsical campaign of child murder? Just like a funny wig doesn't make a man a judge, lots of adverbs don't make an impactful sentence. Pun intended.
If I accidently gave a baby potential lethal doses I would feel horrible and glad I didn't have to give drugs. It would be hard to live with and I would even consider switching careers because I would be so worried about it. I wouldn't feel oppressed wtf.
No I’d never trust Lucy to care for anybody.Taking it further,I’ve found it’s become risky to trust anybody in the health system,especially GPs.They are narrow minded,untrustworthy and make many mistakes.All they have to say to a harmed patient ,is Sorry,even after killing someone.Sorry being a noun,not a verb.Lucy had low self esteem and she had a hunger for power and control,so she chose the easiest and most vulnerable to kill,sick babies.
Absolutely not.not even a goldfish. I do not know what I would have done of my son turned out to be a serialkiller. I like to think I would not make excuses,but I do think that would not make me stop loving him
I followed the deep dive into this case right after the conviction. As a nurse ,I was deeply disturbed to the point that it made me completely outraged and frustrated. I wanted answers, I wanted justice. So many of her coworkers,her managers,the doctors,her friends,her parents shouldve been suspicious. I also think Nick made extremely powerful videos on this case giving us insight into who Lucy Letby really was. I am offended by some of the comments made in the chat as a generalization against nurses. What happened to those babies shouldve never been able to continue to happen Its a disgrace to any so called hospital. She did it over a long period of time Research the case before making blatantly untrue comments against nurses in general. Its an important case and the fact that there are so many people who still support Lucy is ludicrous. I hope Nick does more on this case.
You want to read her final nurse training report, as just released. Which she actually failed due to broad and staggering incompetence. Based on that, it's perfectly possible she's done it all entirely by accident. As a kid, she used to get attention from her friends by always having a first aid kit, and treating bumps and grases. That first step must have been akin to a typical serial murderer stamping on a cats tail, I suppose.
@@Acidandrain0 So do I, but the write up from her supervisor was thorough and damning. Really worth reading to get some insight into the character and professional competence of the woman.
Not a chance I would want her watching a child. They are too precious to even take a chance on this woman. "Why would she??" Why does anyone? Human brains are supposedly so highly evolved, and yet, horrific things continue to happen. I frankly think human brain evolution has hit a plateau, because we should know better by now not to do terrible, awful things to each other, animals, engage in war over matters that should be left to each individual's beliefs, etc. and yet, they still happen every single day.
Sorry but she did NOT give that dose of morphine. This was spotted and she was stopped so you have put up a fact that is incorrect including in writing as a caption. Had she actually given that dose the baby would have died.
She dialled up the incorrect dose on an an infusion pump. The nurse who took over noticed the error. I think the baby had about an hours worth. It could of been extremely serious. The point is, she was more upset she was not able to give DDs than making the actual error. Most nurses would be mortified and feel extreme guilt. LL seemed to lack that and just focus on herself
Have to say, I agree. And what I'm hearing here is that anyone who disagrees with the verdict, including other medical experts must have something wrong with them - and what's this with wanting revenge on the government?
Nick, the real scandal is how the nurse-run hospital executive covered for her and ignored the doctors. Now that’s a worthy investigation.
Everything about the case against Lucy Letby has been reverse-engineered - with industrial levels of artifice and disingenuousness.
Yes a second one please. A very clear and logical evaluation
I would not trust her with any baby or child...
As for "why would she?", as if saying "no nurse would", has everyone forgotten Beverley Allitt ? 😢
Some of the most prolific serials killers have been doctors and nurses.
@@loosilu… yes! In the UK….Nurse Beverley Allitt ….. Dr’s Kate & Gerry McCann and the tapas group with them of male and female Doctors……..Dr Harold Shipman ….. Nurse Lucy Letby …… anyone think of anymore?
We are getting as bad as the US innocent project being over zealous
@@loosilu
Tis sadly true. Harold Shipman, for one...
(of far too many).
Beverly Allitt was not paediatric trained and had previous mental health concerns.
Please continue with this case.
Two nurses signed for the morphine. Letby and a senior nurse. The error was picked up, no ill affects to the baby.
the morphine - what's missing is who did the administering? if a band 6 is involved...
the antibiotics incident is seemingly without a prescription - LL doesnt think that type of antibiotics need a prescription yet it does, so why doesn't LL know that? What is known from the CQC report is that neonatal nurses were giving IV antibiotics to babies with visiting parents from the maternity ward in 6 incidents.
I am so glad you are addressing this case .. as a qualified nurse & midwife .. I have always had my doubts ..
She's either a serial killer or the unluckiest nurse in history. Either way....no, I wouldn't trust her
She's not the unluckiest nurse in history there are loads of them locked up with no evidence. Some of them have been released like Lucia de Berk.
Look up Sally Clark as well she was released and then drunk herself to death.
Shaking baby syndrome now disproved was responsible for looking up hundreds of women.
Cot deaths we blamed on mothers and hundreds of mothers were locked up or had their children taken away.... There's a huge list that goes on and on and on.... We've been locking up caregivers for decades on the back of faulty medical evidence and statistics
God what a crock of shit...
Intelligent comment
Thanks!
Welcome!
I'm endlessly fascinated by this case, I'm really glad you keep covering it, thank you
Med errors happen, especially in critical care situations when there are not enough resources available in the unit. This does not make a nurse a serial killer.
Errors do occur. The important issue is to take accountability. When do nurses ever take accountability for anything? Just blame the doctors, and if that doesn’t work, “staffing levels”. One of the few good outcomes of this case is that it has opened the public’s eyes to the reality of modern nursing, and how nurses now run the NHS hospital system.
Nice concluding comment about people’s realities. Love it! My sentiments exactly. Keep it coming.
She got busted here and was upset - her gratification delayed
YESSS please! Would love more from you on this case🔍
Yes, a deeper dive please and no trust in her care as a nurse .
Absolutely NOT 💯
I wouldn’t even trust her with a goldfish! 1baby is an accident two is a tragedy but 7 babies dead & 7 almost died!, is no accident
The state of the NHS (it being a MESS) definitely HELPED Lucy to go unchecked in what she was doing. She did also gaslight her fellow Nurses into believing things were genuine, babies being more ill than they were etc she was calculating, for sure!
Absolutely not. I wouldn't trust her with any living being.
Thanks for your insight.
I would not trust my child to the care of Lucy Letby.
Please continue with your work regarding LL.
Oh yes please do a second Nick😊
Yes i would trust her
Then I hope you don't have children, because you're severely lacking in paternal instincts.
No I wouldn’t trust her.
No I would not
Would I want her to look after my baby now knowing she’s a serial killer? Not sure why the question even needs to be posed - who would?
We can ask why so many infants have been killed by her, and the answer would be because parents put their trust into hands of nursing staff in hospital. Did they have other choice?
If I had reason to believe that my child's health or life is in danger I would intervene. The problem is that no hospital is keen to release this kind of statistics and cause feer amongst patients. Lucy despite her grave mistake was granted again serious responsability and maybe this empowered her. She even thought to be equal to pediatrician in deciding what tratment the child should receive. In her opinion "it was inevitable to administrate an antibiotic".
I’m so fed up of hearing people say Letby might be innocent.
TBH if I was qualified to administer drugs to patients and made a massive error, I would be shaken to the core and mortified. I would accept any further training offered and I would always ask a fellow qualified colleague to check the patient’s name, dob, the prescription and the dose from the container. I thought that nursing staff (I don’t know about doctors, but the rule should be the same imo) always had to have it checked for the safety of the patient but also for the person giving the drug but maybe this is a more recent rule? UK nurses - it that how it was and has it now changed? PS nurses rock ❤️🇬🇧
Me too! If I had made such a grave error I would feel extreme guilt and horror at putting a precious life at such risk. It seems to show that Lucy was someone who was used to getting away with things as a child and she took that into the hospital environment. It is incredible her lack of remorse and her delusional mindset that she could continue engaging in her horrific little game without staff eventually becoming wise to it.
Me too! I’d be really questioning myself!
I worked for a few years in pre-school education. We were playing outside with hula hoops, and a bodged move on my part tripped a little boy up, and he fell. It was about 15 years ago, and I still shiver with shame every time I think of it.
Today I learned there are people out there caping for a serial killer of infants. What a world.
The question you pose is very on point. I’d want to look in the eyes of any Lucy apologist when that question was posed to them to see if they answered “yes’ with a straight face. I wonder if the folks defending her represent a very small minority of anyone who’s been attentive to the particulars of this horrific case, or is it more accurate that these ignorant folks making a lot of noise get attention that generates clicks/likes/ad revenue. I am amazed that an infant receiving 10X the dose of safe morphine would survive that; I am amazed that she not only did she not lose her job, she was allowed to administer to babies in any capacity. Herein lies the rub-the failings of the NHS allowed Lucy to become the serial killer she wanted to be. Is it the NHS’ fault-no-it’s all Lucy’s fault, but like any criminal, she exploited the weaknesses of the system and even decided to punish this system for “punishing” her.
Never worked for the nhs then have you all the babies were classed as having a natural death and evidence that was used was totally discounted by the man who discovered it experts for the defence were not allowed to give evidence all a massive miscarriage of justice
She’s either a psychopathic serial killer or a truly incompetent nurse who the management didn’t want to remove for some reason.
Lucy Letby and Lori Vallow Daybell are glued at the hip: both had very specific duties to perform and a 'mission' that could not be undernined. If loss of life resulted from their 'purpose,' neither saw it as their own doing.
@melstiller8561 Although both terrible people. I reckon Vallow was doing these things more for money. And to get people who were an inconvenience in her life out of the way. Serial killers in the sense of the word such as Letby usually target strangers or acquaintances.
@@louwinters508 --
I certainly agree with you when it comes to Lori Vallow's financial motivation. Yet, much like Lucy Letby, having control over people's lives -- especially those who are more vulnerable, be they children or easily-led adults who believe whatever they're told. Exercising control over others is a huge "high" for both women, a rush that, in my opinion, comes from the egotheism they practise and the adulation they feel entitled to receiving.
Only half way through your analysis but I think she was incompetent and had no empathy.
And no I would not want her anywhere near my baby
Injecting babies with air or insulin isn't incompetence. That's deliberate. These babies were murdered, that is not in question
I got to say the narrator on this channel has a great voice, but it doesnt match the person I imagined owned it, he sounds like some winston churchill english professor guy, then i saw a photo of him and i swear i had a beer with him at some bar like we just got out of work from fixing the plumbing or something
😂😂😂
Sick to core
I've always believed her relationship with her parents played a huge part in her desire to hold the power of life & death over helpless infants. I don't think she felt omnipotent - on the contrary, I believe felt suffocated by their neediness & talked to a colleague about their struggle to come to terms with her leaving home (well within travelling distance for them) to study. Her colleague was leaving to work in either Australia/New Zealand & she wished she could do that but her parents .... She may have been 'spoiled' but I believe she also felt totally powerless & suffocated!
Her parents are weirdos, attending disciplinary meetings with her and what not
@@Redesign24I think she got a thrill of only her knowing
@@Redesign24 I know, I always found that odd! Who in their 30s takes their parents with them to address an issue in their place of work?🤷
Medication dosing for controlled drugs is supposed to be countersigned...this clearly did not happen in the case...this is the fault of whoever was running the department that countersigning was not occurring...not the fault of the student nurse...
A doctor would be running the department, and taking responsibility for all the patients. However, they have no authority over nurses who report to a different chain of command, all the way up to the nurse CEO. Can anyone name one other profession where the person with ultimate responsibility has no authority over the workforce?
I didn't trust anyone with my five babies. 👵🏼
I wouldn't go to that hospital at all .
No i would not, doesn't mean she isn't innocent though
She grudgingly said she may’ve made a mistake. No, I would not trust her w/any living being.
Most people are lazy.
Isn't the issue more to do with the fact that she may not have got a fair trial? In this country guilt should be proved beyond all reasonable doubt and not on the balance of probability which is what seems to have happened here. I am not saying she is innocent but the lack of conclusive proof of her guilt (and the jury deliberated for 15 days and were not unanimous) sets a worrying precedent for future trials.
Reasonable doubt criteria was met. Otherwise she wouldn’t be in jail for life.
@@stephenlaw9886 why is it still being argued then?
@@heatherwalton9501 it isn’t. There are no new grounds for appeal.
@@stephenlaw9886 l watched a documentary the other night that where plenty are questioning the evidence. It also seems there was evidence not submitted in defence. People said the same about Barry George at the time and his verdict was overturned after 8 years. It does happen. All l am saying is, everyone is entitled to a fair trial and hers is a bit questionable. If it was that clear cut the jury would have been unanimous and not taken 15 days.
So you sat through the trial and were a member of the jury? If not, please do us all a favour.
They will be saying Beverly Allit is innocent next
And Scott Peterson. He was convicted purely on circumstantial evidence. Scott and Lucy are victims!
It’s not the mistakes, it’s her response that is important.
Funny how nobody doubted the verdict for the less attractive Beverley Allitt or indeed Harold Shipman?
Free Lucy Letby 💖
WOW.
Do you have children?
It’s hard to imagine the motivation behind some people’s actions though over time these patterns become more apparent
it requires significant lack of emotional empathy to feed off of the suffering of others
Love your insights - a spoilt only child gets a shock when leaving nest and is not-so-special
Definite "NO!"
As a person who would have died at birth without medical intervention her crime is chilling to me. I wonder about the fact that these were very premature infants. Apart and inclusive of your reasons cited could it be possible she felt she was helping in a twisted way?
One observation here - none of the commentors who support Lucy Letby have answered the question of whether they would have her look after their babes. I suspect that their feelings are genuine, but wholly misplaced.
@@robertallan1400 I would trust her and I hope she can be freed and have her own kids, and that the NHS and the consultants who orchestrated all this are put to shame.
@@turquoiseblue228 you would leave your baby in her care?
@@turquoiseblue228This is the kind of thinking that has led Australia’s top consultants to walk away from public hospitals and into the private sector. Sadly UK doctors don’t have that option.
@@leen1q84 Absolutely. I wouldn't go anywhere near the consultants.
She grudgingly admitted she might have made an we’re and she seemed to have people fooled so I might have trusted her with my child if I’m honest with myself. Especially if she were my nurse and having no medical background myself. Who doesn’t trust their nurses? It’s the perfect playground for a serial killer really.
As opposed to the gentle, warm, and whimsical campaign of child murder? Just like a funny wig doesn't make a man a judge, lots of adverbs don't make an impactful sentence. Pun intended.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
If I accidently gave a baby potential lethal doses I would feel horrible and glad I didn't have to give drugs. It would be hard to live with and I would even consider switching careers because I would be so worried about it. I wouldn't feel oppressed wtf.
No I’d never trust Lucy to care for anybody.Taking it further,I’ve found it’s become risky to trust anybody in the health system,especially GPs.They are narrow minded,untrustworthy and make many mistakes.All they have to say to a harmed patient ,is Sorry,even after killing someone.Sorry being a noun,not a verb.Lucy had low self esteem and she had a hunger for power and control,so she chose the easiest and most vulnerable to kill,sick babies.
Unfortunately your information is so out of date about this case I’m wondering if all your other investigation are as flawed as
🤔
She said she made a mistake.
What? 16 different times.
And no I would not trust her with an infant.
Absolutely not.not even a goldfish. I do not know what I would have done of my son turned out to be a serialkiller. I like to think I would not make excuses,but I do think that would not make me stop loving him
I followed the deep dive into this case right after the conviction. As a nurse ,I was deeply disturbed to the point that it made me completely outraged and frustrated. I wanted answers, I wanted justice. So many of her coworkers,her managers,the doctors,her friends,her parents shouldve been suspicious. I also think Nick made extremely powerful videos on this case giving us insight into who Lucy Letby really was. I am offended by some of the comments made in the chat as a generalization against nurses. What happened to those babies shouldve never been able to continue to happen Its a disgrace to any so called hospital. She did it over a long period of time Research the case before making blatantly untrue comments against nurses in general. Its an important case and the fact that there are so many people who still support Lucy is ludicrous. I hope Nick does more on this case.
Yikes, no thanks!
This is nonsense. You will be embarrassed that you ever made this video in the future.
I doubt that 😂
You want to read her final nurse training report, as just released. Which she actually failed due to broad and staggering incompetence.
Based on that, it's perfectly possible she's done it all entirely by accident.
As a kid, she used to get attention from her friends by always having a first aid kit, and treating bumps and grases.
That first step must have been akin to a typical serial murderer stamping on a cats tail, I suppose.
I doubt it
@@Acidandrain0 So do I, but the write up from her supervisor was thorough and damning. Really worth reading to get some insight into the character and professional competence of the woman.
@@MoistVonLipwig hi there, where can you get to read this?
@@LittleMissT434 If you search for Placement on the Thirwall Enquiry website, document section, you can read it.
@@LittleMissT434 On the Thirlwell Enquiry site. Search for 'placement' in the docs section.
Not a chance I would want her watching a child. They are too precious to even take a chance on this woman. "Why would she??" Why does anyone? Human brains are supposedly so highly evolved, and yet, horrific things continue to happen. I frankly think human brain evolution has hit a plateau, because we should know better by now not to do terrible, awful things to each other, animals, engage in war over matters that should be left to each individual's beliefs, etc. and yet, they still happen every single day.
Id literally be devastated if I made an error like that. Had that dose gone through the child would ha e died.
No way. She's a very good actor
Sorry but she did NOT give that dose of morphine. This was spotted and she was stopped so you have put up a fact that is incorrect including in writing as a caption. Had she actually given that dose the baby would have died.
You obviously didn’t watch because he explained the “mistake” was caught before given to the the kid.
I did watch and it's up there in a caption in black and white - I even scrolled back to double check.
She dialled up the incorrect dose on an an infusion pump. The nurse who took over noticed the error. I think the baby had about an hours worth. It could of been extremely serious. The point is, she was more upset she was not able to give DDs than making the actual error. Most nurses would be mortified and feel extreme guilt. LL seemed to lack that and just focus on herself
@katerinakaye2228 was it an error though.
@@louwinters508if it was an error she would’ve been sorry! and shaken
Your reputation is going to be in tatters TCRS, you're so wrong on this one.
That's ridiculous
@@earth0128 Dr Micheal McConville is not though.
Have to say, I agree. And what I'm hearing here is that anyone who disagrees with the verdict, including other medical experts must have something wrong with them - and what's this with wanting revenge on the government?
@@pgaprofessionaluncertified3637anyone who thinks she is innocent is ridiculous
Please do enlighten us
Quit peddling your biased view and preaching it to the Internet , only one person knows if she's guitly or not and it certainly isn't you ! 🙄
You are a bully