Can you let my husband know? Will save so much time
How long have you been married? We've just hit 22 years and to be honest it's only in the last few years he's realise that I am absolutely always right. It takes time you see, you need to break them inCan you let my husband know? Will save so much time
Honestly I know there’s a chance it won’t go how I think. I’m just as confident as possible that it will. And not that I think I am right as such just total conviction in my opinion that she is guilty.
I’ve not caught up to be fair. But if BM is saying ‘her swipe data shows she wasn’t there’ - how can anyone then say ‘that means nothing to me’ - it’s door dataOooh here she goes... big spoon out!
because it doesn’t show she wasn’t there. The baby collapses at 1am. The swipe data of her entering the unit was 1.15am. What time did she leave the unit (because she was already on shift)? How long was she gone for? Where did she go?
So the defence say that two Drs make notes about baby N desaturating at 1.10am. Do we know who called those Drs to assist? I’m just going to check Wiki.
I honestly think she's a murderer. She knew that unit better than anyone and if she's going to murder a baby or harm a baby she's going to want to cover her tracks. Especially as people were definitely getting suspicious.I’ve not caught up to be fair. But if BM is saying ‘her swipe data shows she wasn’t there’ - how can anyone then say ‘that means nothing to me’ - it’s door data
Ok caught up somewhat, damn parenting duties!
This seems pretty clear cut to me, what did the prosecution say about it?
'The event is recorded for Child N at 1am. Swipe data is shown that Letby entered the neonatal unit at 1.15am. The court has heard swipe data is collected when staff members enter the unit, not exit'.
So are the prosecution (or those who believe guilt), alleging that she has harmed baby N, left the unit and then returned at 1.15am?
I get that, I really do. I just think in the eyes of the law/the Jury it’s a really powerful piece of digital data that shows she wasn’t there. Even the prosecutions version of events don’t directly name her, just that baby had a sudden desaturation.
Its really well done and respectful, you can tell her friends and family had input into it but yes a hard watch all the same.
Both are not equal though. Swipe data that shows her card has been used to gain access to an area means if it wasn't her then someone had her ID card and was using it without her knowledge (she'd notice and it's unlikely someone would steal it, travel into the hospital, enter the areas she had access rights to and then returned it before she noticed), and if she did know it was missing she'd have reported it as is standard procedure. However you can enter areas without physically swiping your card if you trail in behind someone or they hold the door open. You aren't supposed to do this but plenty of people do. Not saying this did happen, but both aren't the same imo at placing people.
Hopefully she will get questioned more about this for clarity or there has been clearer information given that we're not privy too.
I suppose there is no record of her exit, maybe that's why it's unreliable. Harm baby N, skip off the unit so you're not there when he crashes, then waltz back when you know he will have had his event?I’ve not caught up to be fair. But if BM is saying ‘her swipe data shows she wasn’t there’ - how can anyone then say ‘that means nothing to me’ - it’s door data
Ok caught up somewhat, damn parenting duties!
This seems pretty clear cut to me, what did the prosecution say about it?
'The event is recorded for Child N at 1am. Swipe data is shown that Letby entered the neonatal unit at 1.15am. The court has heard swipe data is collected when staff members enter the unit, not exit'.
So are the prosecution (or those who believe guilt), alleging that she has harmed baby N, left the unit and then returned at 1.15am?
Isn’t there only one entry in and out?
Exactly this. She also was seriously trying to fool over her “best friend” with the later incidents for baby N imo.
See, I was thinking could you borrow someone else's swipe key and vice versa to enter the unit? Because I was thinking of the times when I was supposed to guard my keys with my life but left them in another room and had to get someone else to help me get my keys. She's so cunning, I wouldn't put it past her.
) and can’t recall who he left to keep an eye out for baby N. Baby N was in a clinically excellent condition. He had no problems apart from haemophilia that was not making him ill. 
