Lucy Letby Case #37

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From what many have said on here who have gone for a nosey on in, her parents are looking quite down trodden.
I’ve missed the talk on it, who is the third person who is sometimes with them? Another relation or some friend?
It’s one of Lucy’s ex colleagues, Janet Cox. She’s on the neonatal unit shift schedule. So i presume she was friendly with Lucy and has supported her parents. It sounds like she’s there most days.
 
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She knew the date. Fucking scum bag.

When the say "was not her boyfriend" so they mean their relationship was not boyfriend/girlfriend (lol, it deffo was) or that she had a boyfriend, but it was not him? (So both were cheating bastards?)

Although if she had a boyfriend she would deffo have been texting him for sympathy so we would have heard about him.
 
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If she’s a narc he could’ve just been another person took in and manipulated
 
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I suppose she wasn’t lying about Dr NN being her boyfriend. He can’t be her boyfriend when he’s somebody else’s husband!
 
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Very well stated. You organised my thoughts. I think she is guilty as I can be reasonably sure based upon the evidence I have read, in the reports. I started this trial from a position of making a decision after hearing the evidence. So far, the evidence would lead me to determine beyond reasonable doubt, she is guilty. Today’s cross with the draft sympathy letter, the admission of deliberately attempting to garner sympathy from the jury regarding her attire when she was arrested was the final nail, alongside the previous crosses where her evidence juxtaposed with the parents of baby N about the blood and telephone call, finally her married ‘friend’ … those poor babies
 
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Just wow! I knew he would deliver the goods but I didn’t expect so many lethal blows. Is it just me or did it feel like they were resigned to defeat by the end of the day? She didn’t even disagree when BNE said “boyfriend” and it seemed like BM was just going through the motions with his list of things LL had obviously wanted tacked on the end (and which changed absolutely nothing).
 
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I think him raising his ‘error’ regarding a piece of previously accepted evidence being incorrectly accepted as truth was him ensuring that the trial was not at risk due to her later claiming she had a right to appeal.
 
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Does anyone else feel weird after today or is it just me. Idk what I mean but I feel really out of sorts
I know what you mean but I don’t know what it is. It’s like some sort of come down because of the build up then the intensity of what BNE went through this morning.
 
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I know what you mean but I don’t know what it is. It’s like some sort of come down because of the build up then the intensity of what BNE went through this morning.
Just weird init. Feel anxious and all sorts dunno why cos none of this affects me personally think it’s brought my health anxiety out of hibernation
 
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I wonder if divorce proceedings in progress has prevented him being named, his children and wife would have been at risk of being identified by the wider public should we know his name. His children deserve protection at the very least from forever being synonymous with the trial of LL
 
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I know what you mean but I don’t know what it is. It’s like some sort of come down because of the build up then the intensity of what BNE went through this morning.
I actually had a cry earlier, it felt like for the first time I started thinking that she's not going to get away with it. It felt like such a positive day for the prosecution (which is ironic since it's the defences case!)
 
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I suppose she wasn’t lying about Dr NN being her boyfriend. He can’t be her boyfriend when he’s somebody else’s husband!
I’m a bit confused, either St Nick should have punched, ‘so you admit he was your boyfriend’ or said ‘your boyfriend had no idea of your friendship -‘d how important dr no name was, did he’ I’m a little perplexed and confused by the absence of follow up to her answer of ‘“yes” after each of the statements he put to her about the positive elements of her life, job-home-car-boyfriend
 
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This made me laugh in response to praise for BNE on fb. Possibly another wannabe LL shagger
 
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Catching up very slowly but how lovely of BNE to give her such a beautiful document for her paper collection as a parting gift. You can almost imagine him and his team chuckling away to themselves as they thought and made up that one.
I wish he’d said, remember to forget you have a shredder, as that paper document is yours to keep
 
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May have? is this verbatim from him? Does the judge not even know if the defence have further evidence?
Its just legal talk to say "may have" because a Judge shouldn't presume to know whether the defence is going to definitively call other witnesses as they can change their mind and just not call anyone with no notice given.
 
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I can’t believe people were shocked he was married I always thought’s he was that’s why they can’t name him
What can I say, I must be very naive! I knew they weren’t naming some of the nurses so I thought it must be something like that
 
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She won’t ever be getting out if found guilty.

Holly and Jessica’s murderer is very much behind bars. Maxine Car was only found guilty of perverting the course of justice and released a few years after.
And people will still happily batter Maxine. Someone in my town was falsely accused of being her under a new identity and she got SHIIIIIT. She basically had to move because of it. (It was definitely mistaken my best friends sister was in prison with Maxine and confirmed the woman wasn’t her).
 
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Sorry to quote my own post, I’m not a narc or a baby killer! My father was convicted of a crime when I was a teenager, he was named in the papers. My maiden name, his surname is fairly unusual, that being listed along with his location and name of his employer meant that I and my brothers were inadvertently easily identifiable. We went through hell at school for being his children, teachers and peers would reference it. Everyone knew and his/our name and it was impossible to hide. I married young and despite divorcing, I refused to relinquish my married surname.
 
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If she was only handed this folder this morning, is this new evidence? Maybe this is what the delay was this morning.

but it makes me wonder why are they introducing it so late. Did they have it all along and delayed it as a tactic? But then I thought defence have to have all the evidence.
 
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Maybe the pictures were all in there with the agreed evidence but the prosecution have collated them into a nice little album for effect. That way it’s not new evidence, it’s just presented in a satisfyingly damning way.
 
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