Lucy Letby Case #65 Guilty

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Imagine being the wife of that doctor. Imagine knowing that your husband shagged a woman way more evil than Myra Hindley and Rose West. How would you ever be able to have him in your bed ever again?

There's a good chance that the wife had sod all idea of what really went on until it was revealed at trial. Hope she's ringing the divorce lawyer as we speak.
Not only that, but that some of the murders might have been committed because LL wanted the doctor's attention!
 
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I will be lighting a candle tonight for all those precious babies and their parents. I know this won't change anything and no amount of time behind bars given to that evil scumbag will make any difference to the pain they are feeling on a daily basis but my thoughts are with them today tonight & forever 😢🕊🩷🩵
 
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Not only that, but that some of the murders might have been committed because LL wanted the doctor's attention!
As I said upthread my Dad in the course of his work went out to Broadmoor a few times. According to him there was some psychiatry test that they used (alongside many many others) to determine whether someone had a psychopathic mindset.

Imagine the following scenario. There's a single woman and she meets a man she really clicks with at a family wedding reception. Unfortunately she has to go outside for a few minutes to deal with something and when she gets back in the man has left.

One week later, she kills her mother. Why?

Answer in spoiler below:

Because she wanted to see the man again and figured if he came to a family wedding he might also be at a family funeral. That's the psychopathic mindset. Sounds nuts to everyone else right?!
 
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Ridiculous and disrespectful for the court to change the letters relating to which babies after all these months just cos it makes it slighly easier for the drip that wrote them up. A case like this as well - really bleeping poor.
So weird to lash out at the Court staff. Someone on here calling for them to be sacked?! Have you ever taken contemporaneous notes? Hard as duck. And they responded almost instantly when flagged.

Just...step back a bit. They're just normal people at work doing their job and don't deserve to get slated by randos on a forum.
 
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Sorry but she would just get off on that, why do you think she stalked them online and collected trophies? She was wants to relive what she did and the impact it had on them.
You’re probably right. My mistake, looking at it from the perspective of a non-sicko. I couldn’t possibly inhabit her mind and I wouldn’t want to.
 
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So weird to lash out at the Court staff. Someone on here calling for them to be sacked?! Have you ever taken contemporaneous notes? Hard as duck. And they responded almost instantly when flagged.

Just...step back a bit. They're just normal people at work doing their job and don't deserve to get slated by randos on a forum.
In a case as hugely sensitive as this , the basics , such as written documents, should be absolutely correct . The anonymous babies and their families should be addressed as the court case and jury heard, it’s respectful seeing as we don’t have their real names.
 
So weird to lash out at the Court staff. Someone on here calling for them to be sacked?! Have you ever taken contemporaneous notes? Hard as duck. And they responded almost instantly when flagged.

Just...step back a bit. They're just normal people at work doing their job and don't deserve to get slated by randos on a forum.
A lot of people need to step.back on here.
 
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Nothing more, nothing less... multiple WLOs. Hope she suffers every day for the rest of her life.
 
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As I said upthread my Dad in the course of his work went out to Broadmoor a few times. According to him there was some psychiatry test that they used (alongside many many others) to determine whether someone had a psychopathic mindset.

Imagine the following scenario. There's a single woman and she meets a man she really clicks with at a family wedding reception. Unfortunately she has to go outside for a few minutes to deal with something and when she gets back in the man has left.

One week later, she kills her mother. Why?

Answer in spoiler below:

Because she wanted to see the man again and figured if he came to a family wedding he might also be at a family funeral. That's the psychopathic mindset. Sounds nuts to everyone else right?!
Yeah. I also have a relative who has on occasions had to go there .( for work)
And this obviously did the rounds. As I recall me and her discussing this very same riddle.
Said the only one she knew who got it ‘right’ was a retired policeman.
 
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So weird to lash out at the Court staff. Someone on here calling for them to be sacked?! Have you ever taken contemporaneous notes? Hard as duck. And they responded almost instantly when flagged.

Just...step back a bit. They're just normal people at work doing their job and don't deserve to get slated by randos on a forum.
Do me a favour.

It's the notes from one of the biggest trials in British history. Whoever is in charge should have double-checked it at least.

Leaving a victims name in and not continuing the letters given over a 10-month trial, (and read about in the press).

It's all just so typically British: tit and half-arsed. Just like the bleeping property developers banging and hammering away over the reporters and the crap way the live feed cut out and glitched on Sky immediately after sentencing - changing the essence of what was being said by the reporter. It's just the no-one cares enough aspect - which is the crux of this case in the first place.

Just do basic things properly and have some respect for the victims.
 
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Yeah. I also have a relative who has on occasions had to go there .( for work)
And this obviously did the rounds. As I recall me and her discussing this very same riddle.
Said the only one she knew who got it ‘right’ was a retired policeman.
I always strongly advise anyone who is single to memorise it and test it out on dates! I was seeing a guy for a few months who got it right, many years ago, and 10 years later he was in prison for GBH.
 
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This is such a bizarre reach. We can all agree that she’s an absolute evil nutjob, but I know so many people who send/receive cards from their dogs/cats. There’s literal categories on online card retailers dedicated to it lol.
My cousin gets me a birthday card from her dog - mainly because she wants my continued services as a dog sitter. None of us are planning on becoming evil serial killers any time soon
 
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I'm not sure what's worse- loose your child or to see your child severely disabled and fully dependent on other till the end of the lifetime 😭
I know it might sounds awful but watching your child suffering while seeing your child peers who are growing up more and more independent and enjoying life to the fullest sounds like a torture. Not to mention constant worry what will happen with your brain damaged child when you gone😭💔
Wtf? Did you mean for your comment to sound as insane as it sounds? Are you trying to say that a disabled child would be better off dead? I've never heard such bull. Gosh, I have relatives with learning disabilities and there's no way I'd rather they weren't here! You know, actually they are some of the kindest most beautiful people I know. I don't think this is the time or place for bs comments like this.

What planet are some people on?!
 
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