Okay but why does Trisha look like she's playing dress up as a traditional grandma on an SNL skit? Remember at the beginning of the pandemic when those women dressed up as old ladies to get their covid jabs? I'm getting those vibes. I ain't even hating cuz. I like the look! Come on, you know you see it too. Cosplay Grandma. 👵🏾
She was an overindulged only child. Her parents adored her. She couldn't do anything wrong in their eyes. She couldn't get what she wanted in terms of a loving partner - she was full of jealousy and anger.
Letby reminds me of the Psychiatrist i saw 44 years ago,my friend was murdered in London all that time ago, the Psychiatrist said to me the people that killed my Friend are Normal, he seemed to think killing people was normal , thiis Psychiatrist i saw was very sadistic and very cruel to me and he had no empathy what so ever most frightning person Ive ever met.there are lots of people in the Medical profession that are Psychopaths.
Yep. Ive come across more of these than I'd like to admit and they often don't even bother to try and hide their behaviour. I've come across nurses who enjoy inflicting what amounts to psychological (and sometimes physical) torture on their patients and have been at rhe receiving end of it. Obviously nurses need protection from being abused while doing their jobs, but unfortunately the protection can lean too far in their favour and allow them to get away with being very dangerous and damaging. It scares me to see the general public insisting that all nurses are angels and that people who are nurses are automatically amazing people. When people just have this ingrained belief that all nurses are angels it makes it easier for them to get away with incompetence, neglect and even abuse.
Not many psychiatrists have affective empathy. An old clinical psychotherapist of mine once said “most psychiatrists are evil”. She’d worked with them for decades.
I think Dr Soham Dazz is a good person, but i have to agree some Psychiatrists are very EVIL indeed.Some of them have very Peculiar views compared with mainstream population Psychopaths are overrepresented in Psychiatry they are attracted to the vulnerable people in our society because of there Narciism they think they are TOP dog.@@harveyreece5585they should be screened for empathy Levels before being allowed to Practice,when i was in Psychiatric hospital i saw and witnessed terrible abuse especially of Shizophernics and autistic people, so sad it made me cry . I have OCD myself
Why do we have to keep telling doctors and nurses that they're very important people? They're trained to do a job, and they aren't more important than their patients - are they? Doctors and nurses don't need to be saints. So why do we continue to describe their work in ways that attract people with terrible ego problems?
Looking into the case, the evidence against LL appears to be very weak. For example, the neonatal unit at Chester hospital was working to a ratio of one nurse to three infants 2015/16 after it had been upgraded to take in seriously ill babies, some recovering from major surgery that nurses did not have the expertise to deal with. This ratio should have been one nurse to each baby. After the increased death rate was noticed the hospital was downgraded and the practice of sending the most sick to Chester came to an end. Also, there does seem to be evidence that the sewage leak at the maternity ward next door to the neonatal unit could, indeed, have caused a viral infection outbreak, potentially throughout the hospital. For adults, that would be a bit of a tummy ache. For vulnerable neonatal babies that could be fatal. Letby's conviction could be a dreadful miscarriage of justice, as was a similar case against a Dutch nurse, Lucia de Berk. Ofcourse, I'm a lay person and none of us can be sure what we read online is reliable but my gut feeling is that something is very off about Letby's case and I'm pleased that experts in relevant fields are now stepping forward to help with the appeal. The parents of the babies in question deserve robust evidence, not circumstancial evidence, hearsay and speculation.
Doctors and nurses need to be watched more closely. They earn decent money and simply cannot be allowed to harm others. We trusted them before, but times are changing. We got to move with the times. Not every doctor or nurse is a marvelous person.
How do you suggest that doctors and nurses are 'watched more closely'? if a person is determined to commit criminal acts, then they will do so, this applies to anyone, not just medical staff. You say 'we trusted them before, but times are changing' are you stating that all doctors and nurses are not to be trusted, based on the criminal actions of a very small minority? This is extremely unfair on the 99.99% of hard working medical staff that who provide the best possible care to their patients and take pride in doing so! The staff raised concerns with management and their concerns were not acted upon, so why is it that all doctors and nurses should be watched more closely? Surely it is the NHS management who need to be watched more closely! they are not medical staff!
We'll probably never know why. Fortunately it's something most of us will never be able to relate to. All we can do is increase checks/never leave people in a position of care on their own. That said, it's important to realise this is incredibly rare and not exactly something anyone in their right mind could have prepared for. But the nurse management clearly protecting her from the Drs' concerns/suspicions clearly needs to be investigated.
You mentioned boredom as a motivation for the German nurse. Lucy Letby apparently told her colleagues she was bored in the nursery units she was in, preferring the high profile section where the sickest babies were. Maybe it's not too much of a stretch to wonder if she instigated some of the collapses suffered by the newborn babies because she got bored without the adrenaline inducing stimuli of dealing with resuscitation. I don't think that was the whole motivation though. I think a 'God complex' and possibly jealousy of other people's family units might have played a part too, and then ultimately, she found that she 'enjoyed' killing 😢
She is an evil person and the nightmares and stress she has caused. There needs to be a movement in the USA to stop anyone abusing anyone in a hospital. Munchausen By Proxy seems to be the correct diagnosis Lucy and sadism.
I think the medical profession attracts 2 types of people. People who are caring, kind and want to help because they are naturally nurturing people - and those that feel small and want to feel powerful. I've had too much experience with medical professionals after spending years being gaslit and misdiagnosed for almost a decade, so I've seen the very best of this profession and the absolute worst.
I don't get why she had the right NOT to attend her own sentencing? Like, wtf? She should have been forced to hear what the victims' families had to say. The fact that she got away with this for so long is appalling.
She cannot be 'forced' to hear the sentencing, as the law stands, she has the right not to attend if she so chooses. Only a change in legislation could ensure that a defendent must be present at sentencing, but that would be opening a can of worms. Having received a whole life term, she has nothing to lose by refusing, it is also a possibility that she may decide to verbally abuse the victims families or attack someone present in court. A person with nothing to lose is the most dangerous and the safety of the court must be a priority.
Always a pleasure to watch, I enjoy your content Doc. Could you do a video about Haltlose Personality Disorder (Unstable Psychopath). Reading on wikki and a few other sites. Lucy's personality could fit many points of this diagnosis. However it's so hard to find a reliable source. It is mentioned in ICD-10 (F60.8) Cheers Doc and thanks again 🙏
people like biden, zelensky, johnson, sunak, blair, cameron & thatcher might enlighten us as to why people kill!! they are warmongers all!!! it's inbred!!! but i don't think lucy actually killed anybody herself!!
@paulroberts7544apart from the fact she was present and looking after or watching the babies when they fell I’ll and she was the only one on shift when ALL of the babies died or fell I’ll. Oh, and the notes saying ‘I did it’ ‘I killed them’ 1:59 I’m evil and I don’t deserve to live’. Apart from that. Would love to hear your answer to that pal.
The newscaster enjoys hearing herself talk and sounding intelligent. She's annoying as she continues to cut Dr. Das off. A good interviewer knows how to keep their question brief and their hearing long.
She's doing what all presenters in mainstream media do, trying to illicit the response that she wants to support the approved narrative. She rambles a hell if a lot for someone who has been doing this kind of work for so long. Dr Das is a natural though.
My best friend had Munchausen syndrome. Sadly, i can believe letby's actions. If people were paying attention, and some were, small details would have been apparent.
If these individuals go for those who will 'put up the least resistance', how would that 'play out' with those who work with 'vunerable adults'? Yes it's 'hard to spot' evil individuals. We expect carers to have empathy. If the hospital managers did not support the Doctors, then who 'supports' care workers in the 'private' sector where profit and the 'good' reputation of the organisation is all that matters. Management need to be 'held accountable' the same as everyone else. Is corporate manslaughter still being considered in this case. There is still more to 'come out' but what will we learn from this in the long term and will changes be made? The phrase 'trust me I'm a Doctor is often used. 'Trust me I'm a nurse' is another version. 'Trust me I'm a social worker' is another version as is 'Trust me, I'm a team leader'. Who exactly can we now actually 'truly trust' in today's world?
Wonderful Dr Das, as always, on point and very considerate and knowledgeable. Please do more of these...keeping us informed...and yes, agree with other comments about Trisha's look....she used to be so stylish before !!!
Stewiee It is indeed relatively easy to safeguard against. We have a school and CCTV which means watch can kept. It is also a great preventative and if anything untoward takes place it is recorded and can be viewed. If Lucy Letby had known that there were cameras…..
Thanks once again Dr Das for this interview The way you explain the differences between serial killers Breaking it down so we can understand it more You have such a calming voice Could listen to you all day talking about different cases & disorders 😊
Desperately sad subject aside and I don't mean to be dismissive of that, but got to say you were brilliant Dr Das - very well presented. Trisha is presenter-alumni and you were more natural 🙌 It's not a channel I watch, so I am glad you shared this with us.
Certain people with oddities gravitate at a young age to work that suits them in their pursuits to get near children or old people or young women boys etc etc. There should be some way of testing to try to find them out at a much earlier age.
Just my theory, but I think Letby started off with good intentions. She may have witnessed an infantile death in the ward either at Liverpool or Chester, and she found it surprising titillating. It's possible that it was even sexually orgasmic (like Karla Faye Tucker). I think that her abhorrent behavior may have been driven by a biological change, maybe a brain tumor or lesion. Possibly a change in the biochemistry of her brain. My hope is that she is willing to donate her brain to science after apologizing and explaining "why" she did it or at least what she got out of it.
This is the closest thing I've seen to the explanation of a possible motive. Even Shipman had a partial motive, money. Did the trial establish a motive? I can't see any reports on that in the UK. It's hard to understand how someone can do something so unspeakably evil without at least some kind of motive. It's easy to read things into stuff after the fact. I hadn't seen all the pictures of her gurning for the camera until now and I wonder if that was a psychological sign of not wanting to be seen by the camera for what you know you are by pulling a silly face all the time
shipman was motivated by power and control, not money. charming them into putting in their will was part of the power and control the money was part of it and also a type of trophy. I believe letby did it for power and control as well after years of getting away with doing what she wanted as an only child to parents after a difficult pregnancy, she just kept it to herself as all psychopaths do
Dr Das, good interview but I think you shouldn't subject yourself to such trutly shockingly poor interviewers. She can barely string a coherent sentence together and repeatedly interrupted you.
wasn't it her mother who blurted out, "she's innocent , take me instead!". This speaks volumes! These are highly educated parents who I'm sure understand some or a lot of their own dysfunctional behaviours in raising Lucy. These are all in the subconscious, on a daily basis 24/7, for years and years. Many people who go into therapy usually haven't felt anything (or any feeling) for a long time. They may feel something is not right but it takes a long time for them to "defrost" , start to feel something (glad, mad, sad, scared). Well, thing is, the mother is the one who seems to know something of what she's done all these years. But Lucy is not saying anything. Has she even felt anything? anger perhaps?
Bad childhood. As she says in her notes “I’ll never have a normal family”. And the fact that her parents refuse to believe such overwhelming evidence in these killings committed by their daughter shows they do not possess affective/emotional empathy either. My guess is she would have seen these babies families full of joy at the prospect of a family; and Letby could not tolerate that given her own emotionally neglected childhood.
Yes, bad childhood. People think that because she's not from a criminal family on a council estate, that her background's good. We can look at the likes of Brian Blackwell to know that isn't right.
By this argument everyone will turn to killing. Who doesn’t have at least few disagreements/ grievances/ fights with their family - even highly fun ones. And obviously parents & loved ones will be shocked & defensive if all they have seen are the best parts of someone.
News flash: September 2024 Twenty four expert neonatologists and statisticians, have wrote to the UK Justice minister, voicing their concern regarding the validity of the prosecution evidence. Both Sir David, MP and Nadine Dorries, MP, have also voiced their concerns and investigating the case.
M by proxy…do these people want the attention for themselves? Or do they live vicariously through their victim? I always thought mothers were using their child to get attention for themselves. But this wouldn’t work for a nurse, would it?
She thrived on the pain of babies it put the pep in her step so to speak. The she got the bonus of attention praise and coddling from colleagues, then the validation from NHS managers that she was untouchable. She definitely reveled in her duplity.
Dr Das, my guilty pleasure. On a serious note, I watched a vid from a RUclipsr called 'evil among us'. He gave a good explanation of why she did this. I'd implore you to check and give your opinion too. I think that the evil among us channel is absolutely fantastic and it would be great to see a colab between you both
I enjoy Psychology and it's concepts and have found them helpful in my life, but in some cases i just conclude that evil exists in this world to a level that Psychology can't and never will be able to explain.
@@deniseelsworth7816 ... there is no known cure or effective treatment for sociopathy. Sociopaths are devoid of conscience and empathy. Many are addicted to hurting others.
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Only complaint about Dr Das' videos is that theyre not longer.
Okay but why does Trisha look like she's playing dress up as a traditional grandma on an SNL skit? Remember at the beginning of the pandemic when those women dressed up as old ladies to get their covid jabs? I'm getting those vibes.
I ain't even hating cuz. I like the look! Come on, you know you see it too. Cosplay Grandma. 👵🏾
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she looks like she should be sipping from a bottle of something, spirit related
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She sounds like it too- absolutely stumbling over simple terminology and gets it wrong anyway! Bit of pre broadcast prep needed there!
She was an overindulged only child. Her parents adored her. She couldn't do anything wrong in their eyes. She couldn't get what she wanted in terms of a loving partner - she was full of jealousy and anger.
Letby reminds me of the Psychiatrist i saw 44 years ago,my friend was murdered in London all that time ago, the Psychiatrist said to me the people that killed my Friend are Normal, he seemed to think killing people was normal , thiis Psychiatrist i saw was very sadistic and very cruel to me and he had no empathy what so ever most frightning person Ive ever met.there are lots of people in the Medical profession that are Psychopaths.
Yep. Ive come across more of these than I'd like to admit and they often don't even bother to try and hide their behaviour. I've come across nurses who enjoy inflicting what amounts to psychological (and sometimes physical) torture on their patients and have been at rhe receiving end of it. Obviously nurses need protection from being abused while doing their jobs, but unfortunately the protection can lean too far in their favour and allow them to get away with being very dangerous and damaging.
It scares me to see the general public insisting that all nurses are angels and that people who are nurses are automatically amazing people. When people just have this ingrained belief that all nurses are angels it makes it easier for them to get away with incompetence, neglect and even abuse.
thanks for your opinion you are hundred percent correct and truthful.@@haileyranson8255
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Not many psychiatrists have affective empathy. An old clinical psychotherapist of mine once said “most psychiatrists are evil”. She’d worked with them for decades.
I think Dr Soham Dazz is a good person, but i have to agree some Psychiatrists are very EVIL indeed.Some of them have very Peculiar views compared with mainstream population Psychopaths are overrepresented in Psychiatry they are attracted to the vulnerable people in our society because of there Narciism they think they are TOP dog.@@harveyreece5585they should be screened for empathy Levels before being allowed to Practice,when i was in Psychiatric hospital i saw and witnessed terrible abuse especially of Shizophernics and autistic people, so sad it made me cry . I have OCD myself
Wait for it "Lessons will be learnt" procedures will be put in place, same old platitudes zero change.
Why do we have to keep telling doctors and nurses that they're very important people? They're trained to do a job, and they aren't more important than their patients - are they? Doctors and nurses don't need to be saints. So why do we continue to describe their work in ways that attract people with terrible ego problems?
Really poor interview, but well managed by the Shahominous
Looking into the case, the evidence against LL appears to be very weak. For example, the neonatal unit at Chester hospital was working to a ratio of one nurse to three infants 2015/16 after it had been upgraded to take in seriously ill babies, some recovering from major surgery that nurses did not have the expertise to deal with. This ratio should have been one nurse to each baby. After the increased death rate was noticed the hospital was downgraded and the practice of sending the most sick to Chester came to an end. Also, there does seem to be evidence that the sewage leak at the maternity ward next door to the neonatal unit could, indeed, have caused a viral infection outbreak, potentially throughout the hospital. For adults, that would be a bit of a tummy ache. For vulnerable neonatal babies that could be fatal. Letby's conviction could be a dreadful miscarriage of justice, as was a similar case against a Dutch nurse, Lucia de Berk. Ofcourse, I'm a lay person and none of us can be sure what we read online is reliable but my gut feeling is that something is very off about Letby's case and I'm pleased that experts in relevant fields are now stepping forward to help with the appeal. The parents of the babies in question deserve robust evidence, not circumstancial evidence, hearsay and speculation.
I agree. When they say she was alone in the nursery that is very unsafe staffing levels.
Trisha seems to have borrowed Michael Fabricant's wig. Well done for trying to inject some sense into her incessant talking-for-the-sake-of-it.
She loves the sound of her own voice.
I find her very irritating
@@docsmctink ditto
Doctors and nurses need to be watched more closely. They earn decent money and simply cannot be allowed to harm others. We trusted them before, but times are changing. We got to move with the times. Not every doctor or nurse is a marvelous person.
How do you suggest that doctors and nurses are 'watched more closely'? if a person is determined to commit criminal acts, then they will do so, this applies to anyone, not just medical staff. You say 'we trusted them before, but times are changing' are you stating that all doctors and nurses are not to be trusted, based on the criminal actions of a very small minority? This is extremely unfair on the 99.99% of hard working medical staff that who provide the best possible care to their patients and take pride in doing so! The staff raised concerns with management and their concerns were not acted upon, so why is it that all doctors and nurses should be watched more closely? Surely it is the NHS management who need to be watched more closely! they are not medical staff!
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@@chynablu11right? Ppl are so whimpy, begging for more bigbrother.
We'll probably never know why. Fortunately it's something most of us will never be able to relate to. All we can do is increase checks/never leave people in a position of care on their own. That said, it's important to realise this is incredibly rare and not exactly something anyone in their right mind could have prepared for. But the nurse management clearly protecting her from the Drs' concerns/suspicions clearly needs to be investigated.
You mentioned boredom as a motivation for the German nurse. Lucy Letby apparently told her colleagues she was bored in the nursery units she was in, preferring the high profile section where the sickest babies were. Maybe it's not too much of a stretch to wonder if she instigated some of the collapses suffered by the newborn babies because she got bored without the adrenaline inducing stimuli of dealing with resuscitation. I don't think that was the whole motivation though. I think a 'God complex' and possibly jealousy of other people's family units might have played a part too, and then ultimately, she found that she 'enjoyed' killing 😢
She is an evil person and the nightmares and stress she has caused. There needs to be a movement in the USA to stop anyone abusing anyone in a hospital. Munchausen By Proxy seems to be the correct diagnosis Lucy and sadism.
"...an absolutely brilliant forensic psychiatrist..." YAY!
Hi Dr. Das. Absolutely on point diagnosisis. Hope you& yours are doing well. Peace✌, 💜💖❤love, Janine Smiley😏😗😙😘😍😘
Because they go for the profession that has POWER TO KILL.
I think the medical profession attracts 2 types of people. People who are caring, kind and want to help because they are naturally nurturing people - and those that feel small and want to feel powerful. I've had too much experience with medical professionals after spending years being gaslit and misdiagnosed for almost a decade, so I've seen the very best of this profession and the absolute worst.
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I don't get why she had the right NOT to attend her own sentencing? Like, wtf? She should have been forced to hear what the victims' families had to say. The fact that she got away with this for so long is appalling.
She cannot be 'forced' to hear the sentencing, as the law stands, she has the right not to attend if she so chooses. Only a change in legislation could ensure that a defendent must be present at sentencing, but that would be opening a can of worms. Having received a whole life term, she has nothing to lose by refusing, it is also a possibility that she may decide to verbally abuse the victims families or attack someone present in court. A person with nothing to lose is the most dangerous and the safety of the court must be a priority.
@chynablu11 Obviously she can't be forced to but that isn't the United States either so...
@@IndigoCosmic I'm afraid that I don't understand your point! perhaps you could clarify
Always a pleasure to watch, I enjoy your content Doc.
Could you do a video about Haltlose Personality Disorder (Unstable Psychopath). Reading on wikki and a few other sites. Lucy's personality could fit many points of this diagnosis. However it's so hard to find a reliable source. It is mentioned in ICD-10 (F60.8)
Cheers Doc and thanks again 🙏
Her apparent normality and the fact she didn't telegraph her intentions are the most frightening aspects of this case
people like biden, zelensky, johnson, sunak, blair, cameron & thatcher might enlighten us as to why people kill!! they are warmongers all!!! it's inbred!!! but i don't think lucy actually killed anybody herself!!
Grow up
your words are virtually what i've been saying for the past 3 days!!
all the best!!@paulroberts7544
who dat?@@brmc6145
@paulroberts7544apart from the fact she was present and looking after or watching the babies when they fell I’ll and she was the only one on shift when ALL of the babies died or fell I’ll. Oh, and the notes saying ‘I did it’ ‘I killed them’ 1:59 I’m evil and I don’t deserve to live’. Apart from that. Would love to hear your answer to that pal.
Your such a legend Dr Sohom, great job as usual.
Thank you kindly, sir
Well, she is in company of Beverly Allit, Rosemary West, Myra Hindley, Joanna Dennehy...may they rot in a pit of...
The newscaster enjoys hearing herself talk and sounding intelligent. She's annoying as she continues to cut Dr. Das off. A good interviewer knows how to keep their question brief and their hearing long.
Yep it's Trisha true to form. I am only here to hear Soham. Can't do with Trisha 😅
I was looking for this comment so I didn’t have to write it!
I wish Trisha wouldnt interrupt you so much and would let you speak! Its almost as if she feels she knows more about this than you 😂
She's doing what all presenters in mainstream media do, trying to illicit the response that she wants to support the approved narrative.
She rambles a hell if a lot for someone who has been doing this kind of work for so long. Dr Das is a natural though.
She's always loved the sound of her own voice. Nothing new but very annoying. I am only watching for Soham
Can't stand Trisha.
She is a bad interviewer
Good at interrupting
My best friend had Munchausen syndrome. Sadly, i can believe letby's actions.
If people were paying attention, and some were, small details would have been apparent.
If these individuals go for those who will 'put up the least resistance', how would that 'play out' with those who work with 'vunerable adults'? Yes it's 'hard to spot' evil individuals. We expect carers to have empathy. If the hospital managers did not support the Doctors, then who 'supports' care workers in the 'private' sector where profit and the 'good' reputation of the organisation is all that matters. Management need to be 'held accountable' the same as everyone else. Is corporate manslaughter still being considered in this case. There is still more to 'come out' but what will we learn from this in the long term and will changes be made? The phrase 'trust me I'm a Doctor is often used. 'Trust me I'm a nurse' is another version. 'Trust me I'm a social worker' is another version as is 'Trust me, I'm a team leader'. Who exactly can we now actually 'truly trust' in today's world?
Wonderful Dr Das, as always, on point and very considerate and knowledgeable. Please do more of these...keeping us informed...and yes, agree with other comments about Trisha's look....she used to be so stylish before !!!
In Letby's case it was reaction, she was chasing reaction , & some kind of self satisfaction power.
Stewiee It is indeed relatively easy to safeguard against. We have a school and CCTV which means watch can kept. It is also a great preventative and if anything untoward takes place it is recorded and can be viewed. If Lucy Letby had known that there were cameras…..
Thanks once again Dr Das for this interview The way you explain the differences between serial killers Breaking it down so we can understand it more You have such a calming voice Could listen to you all day talking about different cases & disorders 😊
you should get my audiobook! "In two minds" It's on audible x
@@APsychForSoreMinds I got ur book It's so interesting 👌 but yea couldn't hear ur calm voice Maybe next time it will be audio version 👍
Desperately sad subject aside and I don't mean to be dismissive of that, but got to say you were brilliant Dr Das - very well presented. Trisha is presenter-alumni and you were more natural 🙌 It's not a channel I watch, so I am glad you shared this with us.
Glad you enjoyed it!
These women are so sick. Such a chilling case…
Das needs to talk about that reporters hair
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She doing Michael Jackson trying to be on white side
Wig. Defo.
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Why do you find that more interesting than a murderer? 🤔
God Complex? Letby is another Allitt unfortunately. Let's hope she has made some new "friends" inside 👊👊👊
you'll hear that she has a prison officer boyfriend and she about to marry him, the same as she was obsessed with a married doctor
Certain people with oddities gravitate at a young age to work that suits them in their pursuits to get near children or old people or young women boys etc etc. There should be some way of testing to try to find them out at a much earlier age.
Just my theory, but I think Letby started off with good intentions. She may have witnessed an infantile death in the ward either at Liverpool or Chester, and she found it surprising titillating. It's possible that it was even sexually orgasmic (like Karla Faye Tucker).
I think that her abhorrent behavior may have been driven by a biological change, maybe a brain tumor or lesion. Possibly a change in the biochemistry of her brain.
My hope is that she is willing to donate her brain to science after apologizing and explaining "why" she did it or at least what she got out of it.
Good lord, let the man speak.
Ikr
Trisha knows it all didn't you know.😂
Trisha your inviewing technique is terrible!
This is the closest thing I've seen to the explanation of a possible motive. Even Shipman had a partial motive, money. Did the trial establish a motive? I can't see any reports on that in the UK. It's hard to understand how someone can do something so unspeakably evil without at least some kind of motive. It's easy to read things into stuff after the fact. I hadn't seen all the pictures of her gurning for the camera until now and I wonder if that was a psychological sign of not wanting to be seen by the camera for what you know you are by pulling a silly face all the time
shipman was motivated by power and control, not money. charming them into putting in their will was part of the power and control the money was part of it and also a type of trophy. I believe letby did it for power and control as well after years of getting away with doing what she wanted as an only child to parents after a difficult pregnancy, she just kept it to herself as all psychopaths do
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Dr Das, good interview but I think you shouldn't subject yourself to such trutly shockingly poor interviewers.
She can barely string a coherent sentence together and repeatedly interrupted you.
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I agree
wasn't it her mother who blurted out, "she's innocent , take me instead!". This speaks volumes! These are highly educated parents who I'm sure understand some or a lot of their own dysfunctional behaviours in raising Lucy. These are all in the subconscious, on a daily basis 24/7, for years and years. Many people who go into therapy usually haven't felt anything (or any feeling) for a long time. They may feel something is not right but it takes a long time for them to "defrost" , start to feel something (glad, mad, sad, scared). Well, thing is, the mother is the one who seems to know something of what she's done all these years. But Lucy is not saying anything. Has she even felt anything? anger perhaps?
Narcissist personality disorder
And a lot more besides, no doubt.
Yes that's Trisha now what about letby?
She's a snow bunnie that's why she got away with it🐇🐇🐇
Bad childhood. As she says in her notes “I’ll never have a normal family”.
And the fact that her parents refuse to believe such overwhelming evidence in these killings committed by their daughter shows they do not possess affective/emotional empathy either.
My guess is she would have seen these babies families full of joy at the prospect of a family; and Letby could not tolerate that given her own emotionally neglected childhood.
Yes, bad childhood. People think that because she's not from a criminal family on a council estate, that her background's good. We can look at the likes of Brian Blackwell to know that isn't right.
By this argument everyone will turn to killing. Who doesn’t have at least few disagreements/ grievances/ fights with their family - even highly fun ones.
And obviously parents & loved ones will be shocked & defensive if all they have seen are the best parts of someone.
Sorry but the photo of Letby at 10:01 caught me off guard 🤣
I heard you on Radio Scotland GMS this morning (21/8/23) Dr Das! You come across great in interviews.
Wow, thank you!
News flash: September 2024
Twenty four expert neonatologists and statisticians, have wrote to the UK Justice minister, voicing their concern regarding the validity of the prosecution evidence. Both Sir David, MP and Nadine Dorries, MP, have also voiced their concerns and investigating the case.
M by proxy…do these people want the attention for themselves? Or do they live vicariously through their victim? I always thought mothers were using their child to get attention for themselves. But this wouldn’t work for a nurse, would it?
She thrived on the pain of babies it put the pep in her step so to speak. The she got the bonus of attention praise and coddling from colleagues, then the validation from NHS managers that she was untouchable. She definitely reveled in her duplity.
Advice to nurses: don't write a diary and stay off Facebook.
It’s true that Lucy has that familiar look. She looks like the girl next door. It makes it that much scarier.
Why was she ever left alone in the unit? Should she not always been paired with another colleague?
They need to check every baby living and dead she was around. Every single one.
I remember Trisha's show that aired here in the U.S.
I am Dave Wilson and I am going to marry Marian Meciar at tamborine mountain on 30 May
Trisha Goddard is So annoying, hurry up & spit your words out Woman!
This presenter is very difficult to listen to. She’s long winded and not clear at all. Listening to the doctor is a breeze by comparison.
I agree….enjoy Dr Das but these presentations with her are very difficult
I think she thought what she did was mercy killings, perhaps subconsciously, which is why she feels no remorse
Dr Das, my guilty pleasure.
On a serious note, I watched a vid from a RUclipsr called 'evil among us'. He gave a good explanation of why she did this.
I'd implore you to check and give your opinion too. I think that the evil among us channel is absolutely fantastic and it would be great to see a colab between you both
Brilliant, thanks for sharing.
My pleasure!
I enjoy Psychology and it's concepts and have found them helpful in my life, but in some cases i just conclude that evil exists in this world to a level that Psychology can't and never will be able to explain.
I agree 💯.
The Halo Effect
He’s a bit scrummy 😊
Great muscle too if you get the chance to see.😊
@ Doc .. she penned ....... "Never have children or marry. I'll never know what it's like to have a family."
She could still marry then. Or is she asexual?
Nor can I so don't start the old lies about childless women! She probably only meant that no man would have her. Which now turns out she was correct.
@@deniseelsworth7816 33 years old ? I think her bio clock is out of date ...
@@pagimaidj getting there but my friend is 42 and has just conceived naturally.
@@deniseelsworth7816 ... there is no known cure or effective treatment for sociopathy. Sociopaths are devoid of conscience and empathy. Many are addicted to hurting others.
Hatred , snobbery, power
Great interview Doc.
People need to learn to pronounce your name properly. Great interview as always Dr Das!
Yes I saw his video on how to pronounce it.
First comment?
Right about now she will be finding out what lesbianism is all about.
Because all lesbians are serial killers? Get a grip!