Lucy Letby Case #39

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Just a little message for our red headed sweethearts who've been hidden in a cupboard for a fortnight.

IT'S SAFE TO GO OUTSIDE NOW!
 
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Please tell me there is one about not waiting for the storm to pass but learning to dance in the rain or about
That’s it! That’s the one that was in my house about dancing in the rain. God I’ve got PTSD now. Also when we took it straight down, cos it was a room with a big open fire, there was like dust that then left a perfect outline of the bloody quote anyway. So had to redecorate pretty fast too 🤣🤣
Remember in evidence, they even said in the data run through she’d been liking inspirational quotes on Facebook 😰🤣
 
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When we moved in to our current house there was a HUGE decal of a tree with spaces for their photos to make a family tree. Like it took up the entire wall. Was an absolute bugger to remove because of all the branches. I can't remember that the text was but it was something cheesy any equally annoying to remove. Had to use a hairdryer to lift it. Vowed I would never ever get one myself!

ETA found a picture of it on the old Rightmove photos! 🤣
Found one in the right move photos too! Was a single ex footballer that lived here as well. Maybe why he ended up single 🥴 #NonameCockingtonEnergy
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Sorry but I’d rather have air dried tubes hanging from the wall than any of those quotes. They are repulsive
 
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Correct me if I’m wrong, but the witness experts aren’t “hired” by the defence/prosecution to fit their version of events are they? BNE didn’t write to Dr Evans and say “aye up pal, can you review these cases so it fits that this nurse Lucy Letby killed the babies?” They will have reviewed the evidence presented to them completely objectively and their findings will either support the defence or the prosecution. In this case, all the expert witnesses clearly supported prosecution because defence didn’t have any! If Dr Evans reviews supported the defence, he’d have been used as a defence expert witness wouldn’t he? Please tell me if I’ve got the wrong end of the stick here 🤣
Obviously I am not an expert, but I have followed all kinds of trials since the late 90’s (and wow am I pissed at myself for not studying law instead of just observing 🤣🤣🤣) anyway from my observations, the experts for the prosecution are the ones to really take notice of, they are the ones who have been consulted during an ongoing investigation and prosecution, they don’t or shouldn’t have any boat in the race. They generally look at the facts and use their expertise to deduce the findings. (They give their background, education, experience etc, the defence usually have no objection to the judge declaring them an expert witness … how can they, these experts are usually exceptional in their field and well respected)

On the other hand the defence want to dispute what the prosecution experts say they usually use “professional experts” if you catch my drift to refute the prosecution evidence, but when evidence is so obviously glaring to the crimes committed, no experts will risk their credibility or their reputation by being an expert witness for the defence.
 
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I find the nursery thing weird too. I moved house during covid lockdown because I needed a home office, and the spare bedroom had clearly been a nursery beforehand, and the first thing I did was buy a bucket of white paint and get rid of all the pink and yellow and it was a rental property! Why would you keep it?!
I wonder if, at some point, she's had a baby and lost it? Probably my mind doing some nonsensical meandering.
 
The size of her head in that picture is what got me it made me laugh out loud. Perhaps that's my sign to get to sleep until the milk bar reopens 😂😂
What really gets me is why her really odd jaw/ chin is never shown in the court drawings. I’m super critical of my self so I’m not being nasty, I just don’t know why the drawing are so off with regards to her jaw/chin. Without an accurate depiction of that, I just can’t take those court drawings seriously. I am patiently (kind of, sort of, all in its own good time, BUT, hopefully sooner rather than later) waiting for the mug shot, it will be epic!
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She also believes 20ml of actrapid would have had to be injected. And calls herself a diabetes nurse specialist 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Not medical, can you explain that please, I love learning about the how’s or why’s. That’s the difference between us here and others, we are willing to learn and investigate to form an opinion. 😃😃😃😃
 
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Does anyone know if the room with the decal is one that overlooks the cemetery/baby garden? I’m guessing it is 🤢
I’ve got images of the sick witch standing in the window of it, watching the grieving families laying their babies to rest.
 
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My MIL’s house is filled with the decal quotes. Many a times I’ve sat there and worked out it would just take me 5 mins to rip them all off the wall and never again have a cup of tea whilst looking at ‘when it rains look for rainbows, when it’s dark look for stars’ 🙃🙃
I can’t stand all these passive aggressive quotes. Even worse than the home decor ones, are the ones wrote over T-shirts and pajamas . Can’t belive people actually walking round in them 😂😂😂… now if there as one quoting “ be a bleep always” I might consider it 😂😂
 
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I've got horror movie images of Letby, a demonic smirk on her face, standing at the window of her empty nursery. The moonlight lighting up her view of the baby graveyard.
 
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Does anyone know if the room with the decal is one that overlooks the cemetery/baby garden? I’m guessing it is 🤢
I’ve got images of the sick witch standing in the window of it, watching the grieving families laying their babies to rest.
No it doesn't that room is on the front of the house. You can see the houses over the road through the window
 

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The chair in it as well. That rooms so damn creepy given what we know about her 🤢
 
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I've got horror movie images of Letby, a demonic smirk on her face, standing at the window of her empty nursery. The moonlight lighting up her view of the baby graveyard.
Or she used to sit on the bench in the garden itself with her collection of notes that she kept in her handbag 🤢
 
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Soooo anyone who was on the fence, what helped you make a decision?
For me it was her general responses on the stand during cross which seemed sus as duck, trying to implicate others and the pristine handover sheet in a memory box.
I mean, I would have landed at guilty anyway after the lack of defence. I always said I would go by what the experts were saying, and although the prosecution experts had some compelling evidence, I was holding out to see whether the defence had their own experts to dispute their evidence which they obviously didn't, so either way it would have been G by this point.
I've probably answered this before but once I wasn't firmly NG, I went to G on babies E and F but then I just kept having these niggles so just plopped myself on the fence until the defence. At the end of the prosecution I heard her interviews and it was her own words that was edging me more and more towards G. Then she took the stand and that was IT for me.
 
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Or she used to sit on the bench in the garden itself with her collection of notes that she kept in her handbag 🤢
I wonder if she was seen there or spotted there by people. Or walked through late if she was coming home at night. I wonder if there’s any cctv around there but I’d guess not. I mean she’d be close enough from her own house and garden to get a thrill from it.
 
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I can’t stand all these passive aggressive quotes. Even worse than the home decor ones, are the ones wrote over T-shirts and pajamas . Can’t belive people actually walking round in them 😂😂😂… now if there as one quoting “ be a bleep always” I might consider it 😂😂
One of my best mates has a selection of bleep-slogan mugs cos we all buy him them all the time. bleep is a term of endearment for us 🤣🤣
 
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I bet she walked round it looking at graves at night. The thought of this absolute ghoul of a woman makes my stomach turn
 
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I wonder if she was seen there or spotted there by people. Or walked through late if she was coming home at night. I wonder if there’s any cctv around there but I’d guess not. I mean she’d be close enough from her own house and garden to get a thrill from it.
It would only take her 5 more minutes to walk through the cemetery on her way home from the hospital so that's possible. I doubt there's any cctv of her in the cemetery as the only cameras would be around the crematorium itself. Blacon police station is opposite the main entrance though so if she did take that route home they should have footage
 
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