Lucy Letby case #28

[DellaC]

She's been moved around 4 prisons in like 3 years. I suspect she has been terrored by other prisoners. She's not a security threat or shotting smack in there let's be real. Will ask my fella when he wakes up in morning.

I hope she remembered to take all her paperwork with her when she was moved

 

[yellowmellow]

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I'm ashamed to say I have a very deep dark secret...

I have a live, laugh, love TATTOO.

I am sorry everyone. I promise I'm not friends with Letters I do endeavour to have it lasered once I can afford to do so. Going to go and face the wall now.

 

[albertman]

I’m all for free speech but it works both ways. I’m afraid that people suggesting there is no evidence of murder just aren’t paying attention. Letby herself when questioned by police, speculated on who might have given the fatal dose of insulin.

It seems some people want cctv footage of letby cackling and running her hands as she injects air into a a baby but unfortunately the evidence is much more subtle than that. Several babies died that experts say shouldn’t have died. Several experts testify there are anomalies suggesting these children died as a a result of air or insulin etc. The single common factor at these deaths is Letby. Then add in all the other stuff like the text chats, the Facebook searches, the handover sheets. Isolated, they mean nothing, but together they form a pretty compelling picture of guilt.

 

[Lucyxxxx]

Ben mate, please stop trying to paint Lucy as a nice Fella. Social people who have cats can still be dicks

I have cats and I'm a right dick.

 

[F1Grid]

Imagine being a nurse on the unit seeing LL walking in with her hot pink jacket, holding her Morrisons bag, listening to a bit of Ellie Goulding on her iPod as she bashes out a few texts slagging off the skill mix and searches a few parents of recently discharged babies on FB.

 

[FlowerPower987]

Sorry, just catching up with everything on these threads and the case as a whole…

I’ve been a nurse for over 18 years and worked in many various specialties and departments.
The majority of my career I’ve worked with many wonderful genuine caring people, but I’ve also come across some of the most evil, narcissistic, uncaring people too -only a handful of them luckily, but definitely the type of people that you question why they ever decided to become nurses or HCAs.
There are also the glory seekers too, and it seems to be the highly specialised areas that attract these types of nurses ….areas such as DCC, CCU, A&E, etc. I worked in CCU for almost a decade, and there were many of these types of characters over the years, the ones that seemed to absolutely THRIVE on drama and medical emergencies, and always seemed to be first there when a patient is peri-arrest or in any resus situation.
These were the types that would fawn over the doctors and kiss arse, but would also be complete bullies to their nursing colleagues and vile to certain patients and their relatives -completely lacked empathy…
As a newly qualified 21 year old, I used to be absolutely terrified/intimidated and of these types of nurses, they were the Mean Girls of the department.
Im not saying that I’ve ever worked with any potential secret murderers, but there are definitely nurse Lucy characters around, and they are usually in the form of the most uber confident, grandiose, “dedicated” nurses…

 

[nichew]

LL says she used a Morrisons bag as her work bag??? Fucking hell

The Roy Cropper of the nursing world

 

[Tofino]

I rarely post here any more as frankly I cannot abide the nonsensical and purely imagined insights into her character by people who know absolutely nothing about her, but seem to think they can tell a lot by looking at pictures of inherited wallpaper.

I think most people were laughing because of this bit tbh. (I was) Why it’s ok for someone to come on this thread and insult those of us who have followed and discussed this nearly daily for 7 months, yet we are criticised for laughing in reaction? I think respect for opinions need to go both ways. The above comment is not respectful to those of us who think guilty. Therefore I’m not going to respect their opinion in return

 

[stardust1]

Asked about how much she valued her nursing work: "Massively, it was everything...and I always strived to go on every course, to be the best I could.’’

so why would you worry you were incompetent if you were a mentor and doing all the courses possible? Why not speak up

 

[Nurseali]

I find her house really creepy.

She was a young girl yet it looks like a middle aged woman who asks regularly to speak to the manager and enjoys eating at a Harvester lives there.

 

[Wellthisisinteresting]

The only tears we care about are those of the parents whose babies were murdered or harmed. The babies cry/ scream that was so unusual for a baby of that size to make it was noted down … was that directly after she injured his liver or forced air into his veins!

 

[F1Grid]

Why did she sob at the sound of NoNames voice if he was just a friend and their friendship ‘fizzled out’ 4 years ago?

 

[xoxogossip_girl]

Legal background not medical but everytime I read anything about this case I’m shocked she didn’t plead guilty. The sheer amount of evidence and the fact there isn’t one other person who she can’t pin any of this on.

People will always struggle to see women, who are supposed to be nurturing and loving, as evil but I think that’s the case here. Defenceless babies and their families lives forever altered. So cruel.

 

[MmmB777]

I completely agree with the bias aspect and think it comes down to multiple factors, not just their attractiveness (or lack thereof ).

A male suspected of sexual violence isn't hard to believe given that it's predominantly males that commit these offences. Add in to that, that he's in the police which is seen as a position of authority/power, makes it more believable. He had the opportunity to deceive and manipulate. With so much police attention on corruption and misconduct, it was an easy sell to the public.

With LL, a lot of it will come down to the fact she's a female and a nurse. Female serial killers are less common, and less likely to be immediately suspected of multiple murders. Add in that she's a nurse, those in a caring profession, while in a position of power and authority are more linked with a nurturing view rather than being seen as manipulative or deceptive. This makes it much harder for people to go against their initial impressions and bias.

The media have a lot to answer for in how they influence perception. For example, if it was ceremonial swords rather than snow white in her room, she'd be vilified. Dyed black hair, head to toe tattoo's and they'd be trying to say she was into the occult and the babies were sacrifices, just because they can.

Very much enjoying your posts!
Just to add regarding female serial killers..

 

[Calmyourtitsdown]

Just eating lunch, sat opposite my 6 year old… a 2016 baby, so not much younger than the babies in this case. Makes me think of those parents, and how they should have been able to bring their babies home… And that they should be at home today with their 6/7/8year olds due to their teacher’s striking, not sat in that courtroom

 

[Nurseali]

The most dangerous nurse is the one who thinks they know everything and doesn't know when to ask for support.
I imagine she acted more competent than she really was regularly. The flaw in her going this route though is the insulin babies. Even the most incompetent wouldn't draw up insulin accidentally.

 

[Emrem]

Just eating lunch, sat opposite my 6 year old… a 2016 baby, so not much younger than the babies in this case. Makes me think of those parents, and how they should have been able to bring their babies home… And that they should be at home today with their 6/7/8year olds due to their teacher’s striking, not sat in that courtroom

I can totally relate we had our IVF baby at the Countess in April 2016 and she spent the first week in and out of NICU and I just think holy shit if we had happened to have twins via the IVF we could have easily been a target of hers. Our little girl just turned 7 over a week ago and I have been thinking about all of those parents who should’ve celebrated their baby’s birthdays around the same time too. It’s sickening and heartbreaking. She’s getting extra hugs tonight.

 

[Stiltoncheese]

Ben seemed to skip over asking her why she didn’t dispose of them!

He glosses over quite a lot doesn't he. Makes me think he knows that he can't really defend her on the evidence so he's doing the old 'ignore it and hope the jury are too stupid to notice' kind of defence.

Prosecution won't let her off that easily though, so I think she'll be in for a shock and might regret wanting to take the stand.

 

[LittleMy]

She had hundreds of these handover sheet things in her home/her parents’ place. A few, maybe, but no one is that forgetful. It was deliberate.

 

[Windowtothewall]

Wow, the day I decide to actually work it all goes off.

Read through Chester Standard and as predicted the crocodile tears are out. She know it's her only hope for an acquittal that some of the jury will feel sorry for her.

This bit to me just proves she's a liar - "She does not recall ever having an argument with anyone about where she should be working."

It's in her sodding messages that she kicked off about it!!! If someone is willing to lie about something so minor under oath, I cannot believe anything else they say.