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What's your point

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This really fucks me off. No tears at all during the past 6 months for ANY of those babies but when talking about how being a murdering bitch has ruined HER life she is sobbing?
 
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DellaC

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I don't know why but I've had a massive wave of emotion. So I'm having a little cry.

Feel free to pull up a pew and join me 💙🩷
 
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Tofino

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I was just reading the sentencing remarks for little Lola James. The judge said this regarding evidence for multiple assaults against all children in the house and made me think of what we were discussing earlier.

“Whilst the evidence of some in isolation would have been inconclusive, taken together, it is compelling.”
 
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F1Grid

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Wouldn’t that be a strong position for the defence I guess? I feel it would be stronger for prosecution if it were two different nurses, but the fact it’s the same one feels like a tick for the defence?
LL:
  • Was looking after babies in the same room as both poisoned babies
  • Set up the IV infusions for both poisoned babies
  • Signed the prescription to say she gave the medication that was poisoned both times
  • Was on shift for every single suspicious death in the unit, and every suspicious death in the unit, including those with high proof of deliberate harm
BS:
  • Was not looking after babies in the same room as either poisoned baby (the other nurses were Mary Griffiths, and an unnamed nurse for Child F)
  • Did not set up the IV infusion for either poisoned baby
  • Did not sign the prescription for either poisoned baby
  • Was on shift for 1 other death (Child E, the twin of poisoned child F), and 2 other attacks (Child M, the twin of poisoned child L, and child N, who she was not the named nurse for)
It's pretty obvious which one of them it is.
 
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MmmB777

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These interviews are giving me doubts about her guilt.

I don’t think those notes confirm anything and when people are anguished and distressed, they can write things that reflect that. I think she’s coming across as quite believable.

if she is guilty, she’s VERY clever.
You think she thought she’d never have children because she got deployed to a different unit? And she wasn’t aware of 257 handover notes? Marked “keep”. She’s lying through her teeth.
 
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It's quite overwhelming really isn't it, I've always thought she's guilty but listened to the evidence with an open mind (ish), but it's really true, she really did make a choice, enter those rooms and murder those children. There is no other plausible explanation, a nurse, who is supposed to be caring, and kind and safe, murdered babies, over and over and over again.

Fucking hell, I hope she rots.
 
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DellaC

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I love them so much🤣🤣🤣I asked my husband to pass me some knickers out the draw and he said ‘hold on while I look for some nice ones’ and they were all just matalan specials🤣😭
Well this is a bit awkward.


I was being funny and sarcastic (in equal measure). I wouldn't be seen dead in Matalan underwear. Let alone full briefs with lace.

My deepest sympathies are with your husband and your matalan clad vagina 🙏🙏🙏
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DellaC

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Just times and dates of her interviews at the mo 🤷🏻‍♀️
Feel like something big is coming. Refresh refresh refresh!
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Apologies in advance for my next statement and the image that it may conjure up.

Flicking refresh more than Letby was flicking her bean over Noname.
 
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raspberryjuice

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Feels like it’s all wrapped up very neatly for the prosecution. They deserve a massive drink after they’re done. To present 22 complex cases so well with all the i’s dotted and all the t’s crossed is a massive task but it feels like they’ve done it really well.

Curious to hear what the defence try to come up with but looking forward to the prosecutions closing statemenT.
 
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Ohnoshebettadont

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I was convinced she wouldn’t testify, as surely her defence lawyer would discourage it. But reading her police interviews she obviously thinks she’s quite clever, and her thirst for attention is pretty limitless.
it’s also possible that BM doesn’t have much else to defend her with…the prosecution have been really convincing. She will be sitting with crocodile tears and being poor nice Lucy, soaking up the drama and grief. I feel for the poor parents.
*googles train to Manchester*
 
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Tofino

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Hearing this today makes me think she’s more likely to take the stand 🤞🏻 She thinks she has a believable answer for everything she’s done. She felt confident enough to answer the police. She’s had years to prepare in her head If she just sticks to this line and sheds a few tears she will believe she can win the jury round.
 
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Tofino

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I suppose if I found her guilty beyond reasonable doubt of killing babies X, Y, Z then the fact I have decided she is a killer makes the weaker cases much stronger imo.

Baby K for example. Dr J’s testimony is of her standing over the baby doing nothing whilst the baby desaturates. Lucy denies this. In isolation this is a weak case as t’s his word against Lucy’s and if it was the only case would probably be found NG.

But am I going to believe someone I’ve found guilty beyond reasonable of other murders/attempted murders that she wasn’t just stood watching a baby desaturate with a misplaced nasal tube? No chance!! Knowing and deciding she is a killer of other babies reduces any doubt on weaker cases.

Same with baby E. the mum walked in on her baby bleeding and Lucy doing nothing about it and was promptly sent away by her. Lucy denies this and has been proven the timing of her notes are wrong. If I’ve found her guilty of other murders, doesn’t it make it far more likely that Lucy was mid-harming the baby and has tried to cover it up because the mum walked in on her?

I don’t look at each case in isolation and the prosecution actually said the jury can look at the cases in the context of others. I expect the judge would not have allowed this (and BM objected) if it wasn’t true.
 
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Tofino

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So as early as July 2016 she was worried the police would get involved 🤔 if you thought it was your competency being questioned then why would your mind go to the police? (If you are innocent).
 
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gigilouxx

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The key point for me over and over again is that there is NO concern from her what so ever.

- What the Hell is happening on the ward.
- Something is not right.
- Who is responsible for this?
-We NEED to get to the bottom of this.

Never seen any concern like the above from her, because she knows the answers … and they all point to her!
Literally that’s it for me as well! Her reaction just says it all. She doesn’t give a shit about the babies passing away, she doesn’t even show a scrap of concern that it could be a staff member doing it, there’s no worry or concern not even one bit. The only time she’s shown any sort of emotion to the situation is her asking if she can have ANOTHER poorly baby to get over one that had passed under her care. If I was on that jury that’s all I’d need and it’d take a miracle at this point to change my mind
 
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F1Grid

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Lucy talking about being worried she made mistakes and made to feel incompetent.

Yet in her police interview, she says she never made any mistakes and was one of the most experienced in the ward!
 
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F1Grid

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this makes no sense at all for more than one reason. I think it’s a panic answer as possibly she didn’t realise they had worked out what she had done.
What also makes no sense is why they would send a paediatric nurse on a course that is designed to prevent a complication that only ever appears in adults according to her 😂 She's got silly.
 
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