I don't know why you asked if any nurses use diaries for reflection if you didn't want to hear anyone saying yes?Hmm not sure about that tbh but not surprised you think it’s normal. Do you think you’ll move yourself to the not guilty camp yet?
FFS. I don't know anyone, nurse or otherwise, who uses a carrier bag as their work bag. I think she used a Morrison's bag so her purloined paperwork was hidden in plain sight.LL says she used a Morrisons bag as her work bag??? bleeping hell![]()
She said she had a pink work bag so I'm assuming this was just an extra one she would use for anything she couldn't fit in her normal bag. I wouldn't have a dedicated morrisons bag for mine but might be guilty of using the occasional bag for life to carry my dirty uniform HomeFFS. I don't know anyone, nurse or otherwise, who uses a carrier bag as their work bag. I think she used a Morrison's bag so her purloined paperwork was hidden in plain sight.
Idk, a few of the nursing staff in the last care home I worked in used bags for life to keep their things in. To me that’s not unusual.FFS. I don't know anyone, nurse or otherwise, who uses a carrier bag as their work bag. I think she used a Morrison's bag so her purloined paperwork was hidden in plain sight.
That's the one with the crossing out. She scribbled it out rather than discard the full page.BBC are saying there’s another note. It says ‘I don’t know if I killed them. Maybe I did. Maybe this is all down to me.’
Find it very interesting that the media were not provided this one.
No.With all the moving could she have put the sheets in the keep box as she was going to get rid of them properly but just left them
Maybe rumours of them?LL’s also said she realised the police were involved in 2016. Weren’t they only brought in mid 2017?
She wants to fit those notes in.
Oh okay I thought she’d moved into her parentsNo.
She decanted and hid in her wardrobe at her parents. Why would she do that rather than shove them in her Morries bag and take them into work to dispose of them in the correct manner?
They were stored in the shredders box. Why remove a shredder and replace it with confidential information and then hide it in a wardrobe in a home you don't live in?
Personally find it quite gross that these things are in any way normalised. If you do things like this, write kids names in your diary and keep their medical records and search parents constantly - you’re gross and in the wrong jobThis is absolutely bizarre - are we really supposed to believe that someone who was highly competent and qualified also didn't realise she had multiple 'work bags' full of handover notes she was not supposed to take home? She's acting like it was just harmless pieces of paper she collected, not confidential hospital property.
Also if she really was a hoarder BM would have produced photos of bags and bags of stuff spanning decades. If the best he can come up with is files and folders of training notes - she is clearly capable of both organising paperwork and disposing of it. Also the shredder, no way did she forget she had it - because if she was a hoarder, buying a shredder and using it on bank statements would be a huge big deal wouldn't it!
As if you’re using a bag for your lunch and everything else and seeing countless medical documents and not noticing. Or not thinking..Oh yeah I’m at work. I could get rid of these in the correct way! Her claim is they were in her pocket.. so she’s taking them out and collecting them in these bags then? It’s all just utter ballsNo.
She decanted and hid in her wardrobe at her parents. Why would she do that rather than shove them in her Morries bag and take them into work to dispose of them in the correct manner?
They were stored in the shredders box. Why remove a shredder and replace it with confidential information and then hide it in a wardrobe in a home you don't live in?