Lucy Letby Case #51

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I’m going to order Oppenheimer on sky store. My adhd will not allow me to sit for that long in the cinema. Least at home I can pause and have a break. Not bothered about Barbie but I do love Margot Robbie so I may just watch it for her 👗
 
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I really hope today but I’m thinking it will take longer realistically. Let’s hope it’s this week as going over the weekend could lead to a risk of jurors not showing up again after the weekend and then they lose momentum.
 
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In the opening speech BM said
In that dock is a woman who says this is not her fault.
I still find that the oddest thing for defence to say, why isn’t he saying she’s totally innocent and heartbroken she’s been accused of these crimes, but I suppose everything she said on stand she said it wasn’t her or couldn’t remember
let’s hope for a verdict soon, no more questions so they are cracking on.
Well done @Tofino, it’s five o’clock somewhere 🍾🍾
I still think this too! The only thing I can think of was that he was angling on the fact that it was the hospitals fault not hers, a clever wording strategy. If he said she’s innocent it kinda implys no wrong doing, however it’s not her fault acknowledges there was wrong doings but that it wasn’t her.
Amazing Toffino 90% is impressive!!

I hope for another question at least, that’ll give us some kinda inclination how they are doing. If it’s about insulin we know they’re still on those if it’s about I and J for example looks like they’ve gone in order. If its E they’re doing the strongest cases first etc although I don’t think there’s anyone there today. Perhaps 1 might be but that’s it 😳 I’m struggling now it’s school hols
 
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Bev allit it took 36 hours, do we think todays the day? I’m still half thinking soon and half of me thinks it’ll be weeks and weeks and weeks
Someone said rather than using the trial length as a guide for deliberation length use the charges instead. I think Bev had 26 charges and took 36 hours. By that logical it should be soon but I think it’s probably irrelevant because it’ll all depend on the type of juror, how they are influenced by others and if they are in agreement. I’m literally the worst person when it comes to waiting :LOL:
 
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I’m going to order Oppenheimer on sky store. My adhd will not allow me to sit for that long in the cinema. Least at home I can pause and have a break. Not bothered about Barbie but I do love Margot Robbie so I may just watch it for her 👗
It’s watching films the hardest thing ever! I’d rather do anything than go a cinema. I can’t even watch tv
 
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It’s watching films the hardest thing ever! I’d rather do anything than go a cinema. I can’t even watch tv
Must admit I’m more of a podcast person than tv. I can sit and watch a series though when im in the mood but it’s always the same series that I know word for word :LOL:
 
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I bet there's someone in the jury who would be the type of person to raise their hand when someone says 'any questions?' at the end of a meeting when you just want to get home haha
 
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@MmmB777 it wasn’t a massively interesting haul. Little one likes the bakery baguette for lunch sandwiches and the bakery white choc cookies so that’s why we went there. Got some apples/peaches/raspberries to try to alleviate the guilt from the mini lemon loaf cakes and the choc brownies we got for tonight’s pudding. Percy pigs as well for when we go up to London for the day on Friday.
Making a variation on these for dinner tonight:


Will do them with general salad for me, and peppers/cucumber/avocado for him. I normally am so much more boring with dinners during term time, and he can be fussy too, but trying to think of things a bit more fun.
 
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Someone said rather than using the trial length as a guide for deliberation length use the charges instead. I think Bev had 26 charges and took 36 hours. By that logical it should be soon but I think it’s probably irrelevant because it’ll all depend on the type of juror, how they are influenced by others and if they are in agreement. I’m literally the worst person when it comes to waiting :LOL:
Holy tit you’re right. For some reason I thought BA had less charges than Letby. Oh if she’s a true SK narc she’ll be upset by that. Shame. Even more confident we could get something by tomorrow now!
 
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@MmmB777 it wasn’t a massively interesting haul. Little one likes the bakery baguette for lunch sandwiches and the bakery white choc cookies so that’s why we went there. Got some apples/peaches/raspberries to try to alleviate the guilt from the mini lemon loaf cakes and the choc brownies we got for tonight’s pudding. Percy pigs as well for when we go up to London for the day on Friday.
Making a variation on these for dinner tonight:


Will do them with general salad for me, and peppers/cucumber/avocado for him. I normally am so much more boring with dinners during term time, and he can be fussy too, but trying to think of things a bit more fun.
Gahhhhhh those potato skins 😵 instantly ravvo!
Fingers crossed for anytime soon then, now she’s had the same time deliberating as Bev. Will probably throw up when we get the notification though!
 
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Wonder what the mood is like in the jury room? 11 people sat round thinking it is done whilst one person questions everything?

To be honest I am really glad they are deliberating and going over things thoroughly but I can't help think there would have been a result by now if they were unanimous so I have a feeling it will go to majority soon (hope I am wrong) I know they are under no time pressures but if they really can't agree there is little point going over the same points time and time again.

I don't think she is getting a guilty on all charges either (even though I think she did them all).
 
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I bet there's someone in the jury who would be the type of person to raise their hand when someone says 'any questions?' at the end of a meeting when you just want to get home haha
I work with people like that, our meetings often over-run and I can almost guarantee who will delay it further with questions.
 
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Imagine the chaos in here when we get the report that the verdict is ready to be given. Gives me palpitations just thinking about it 😩
 
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If there is a verdict this week, on a selfish note, I hope it's today or tomorrow as I'm out on Friday and will have no access to the web.
 
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Here's a reminder of the juror's questions, I found it helpful last night when I was thinking about the question they asked in court.

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I think the wording of the questions for the attempted murders lends to so much discussion.

Hopefully they have 7 guilty verdicts for the murders ready. That has to be a WLO in itself. But hopefully there's justice for everyone.
 
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Saw this tweet, think he’s a Daily Star journalist. No idea why he’s saying this is or if it’s accurate, but thought I’d share anyway. Going by his tweet we are in for a bit of a longer wait yet 😩 let’s hope he’s wrong

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Toot toot! Your daily RG cringe content has arrived! Looks like poor old Goss is the target of his rage today 💀
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The irony of him branding the experts as clueless about the insulin when he can’t even spell the word is absolutely mind blowing.
 
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