I was thinking what if you could ask her one question on the stand what would it be?
The obvious one is why but as she’s not going to admit to anything that’s pointless.
So my question to her would be, there was 2 babies poisoned with insulin, how do you think that happened?
i would be curious to see if she blamed anyone in particular or just said she has no idea and not her.
Anyone else got any better questions!
Plenty of good questions have already been asked here, including yours, but I’d like her to answer these:
‘Lucy, at CoCH you were cross that you were not allowed in Room 1 (where Baby C was) after the death of Baby B & told a colleague that being unable to do so was eating you up.
When asked by police why, you said because it would’ve been cathartic to see
a baby who is well (Baby C) in the same cot as one who had died (Baby B).
However, you’d also told the colleague that when you worked at Liverpool Women’s Hospital, they gave you “a
dying baby [Baby X] in the same cot as one who’d just died” and that you found this therapeutic on some level.
1. Explain how & why being given a “dying baby” at LWH (straight after the one you’d lost) was a cathartic/therapeutic experience?
2. Compare the two experiences at CoCH & LWH. How did seeing a “well baby” at CoCH (Baby C) instead of “dying one” at LWH (Baby X) make you feel?
3. So which is it that really helps you move on: seeing a well baby in the place of a dead one, or a dying one in the place of a dead one?