Lucy Letby Case #61 Guilty

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Sorry for my ignorance but do the senior managers in the NHS have to have a medical background or not a requirement?
In clinical roles, yes they do. But not all senior managers are clinical. So head of neonatal is a medical person, head of nursing is not medical but nursing background, but the director of HR, or the director of performance, or the general manager of operations is non medical. The C-suite i.e CEO, COO are not medical however as good doctors make terrible business leaders, it's not their skill strength.
 
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If she has to go to court daily and doesn't she will be in trouble in the prison for not obeying orders - could therefore lose priveleges (like her xbox and extra time out her cell etc)

So by going then not actually going to the dock she 1) got a lovely day trip along the M62 rather than 23 hours lock up and 2) didn't get in to bother at prison for disobeying orders....
 
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Its absolutely disgusting and unthinkable....I don't remember reading anything about the apology letter in the trial, I wonder why it wasn't touched upon in court.
First I’d heard about it too but was on BBC news just now and apparently a copy of the letter and more about the meeting is in the panorama documentary tonight
 
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I find it a bit odd that they agreed unanimous on some verdicts but majority on others. That is assuming it is the same juror each time.
Yeah I mentioned that. It's super odd. Maybe that was the 'frustration' BMG was referring to when the other juror left.
 
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The only reason for the guilty person not to face the victims for sentencing is if the victims do not want it. Otherwise, they should be bleeping forced to turn up imo.
 
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Have lurked all along on these threads but so glad it’s finally sorted and she is GUILTY! Can’t believe she refused to go to court.
 
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In clinical roles, yes they do. But not all senior managers are clinical. So head of neonatal is a medical person, head of nursing is not medical but nursing background, but the director of HR, or the director of performance, or the general manager of operations is non medical. The C-suite i.e CEO, COO are not medical however as good doctors make terrible business leaders, it's not their skill strength.

Thanks so much, that makes sense 💕⭐
 
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If she has to go to court daily and doesn't she will be in trouble in the prison for not obeying orders - could therefore lose priveleges (like her xbox and extra time out her cell etc)

So by going then not actually going to the dock she 1) got a lovely day trip along the M62 rather than 23 hours lock up and 2) didn't get in to bother at prison for disobeying orders....
Was she refusing to leave the prison and go to court at all, or was she in the holding cell at court?
 
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I. I'm sickened by her crimes to knowingly inflict pain on some of the most vulnerable in society whilst the parents trusted the staff to provide care to their loved ones.

Why choose to go into the profession to harm? I'm truly sickened what she has done to the babies their families and her colleagues and the way she's undermined her profession. Sick birch
 
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Dr Breary ♥ hero.
Dr Ravi too, but Dr Brearys interviews on BBC are heartbreaking. He's exactly what a Dr should be and I am so grateful to him for being so dogged and determined.
 
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Why can’t they force her by video link at least? Should drag her there kicking and screaming
Agree with this completely. As if those poor parents and families have not been through enough. Just her way of continuing to hurt them even more. She's an absolute chunt
 
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The footage of her getting arrested is just like her letting the gas man in 😂

Aye just come in nee botha.

Not what's it for or anything like that.

Or is that how people who think they're posh act?
 
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Was she refusing to leave the prison and go to court at all, or was she in the holding cell at court?
I thought she refused to go to court completely... but seems she just got in the van, went to Manchester Crown Court, and then refused to go up to the dock to hear the verdicts. :mad:

Just seen the prison van leaving the court on Sky News.
 
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