Don’t bother. We’re much more fun here.Thank you! I've never been on that site before
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I do follow true crime though! Often I can stay detached but with this case, no. I think because her victims were so completely vulnerable and she was meant to be caring for them. It's terrifying.
I'm embarrassed to admit this but I don't know what you mean. Please can I ask?!
No I took them all out and added my top 38 facts about Beverly AllittDid you keep the paragraphs in?
I mentioned this article back a bit, I think they approached his house, he made a generic comment and then didn’t comment further when the reporter asked “how do you feel living in the home of a serial killer”
Finding the “please do not engage” a bit ironic, considering it was also leadership that wanted to restrict the freedom to speak/raise concerns/put heads above the parapet etc. I understand it’s their “media policy”, just thought that was a little rich sounding.
Hope you added live laugh love to your signature tooNo I took them all out and added my top 38 facts about Beverly Allitt
It’s often those in positions that give them access to vulnerable people that do things like this e.g. Ian Huntley, Saville etc.
Of course! With these
and a picture of my matalan rewards card barcode as bribery xoxo
I'm a fairly seasoned campaigner with true crime as well and I think knowing a person's psychopathology/childhood traumas etc can go a long way in helping one being detached. This case really got to me too and I deliberately stayed off the LL threads because I was completing my psychology postgrad last year and kept it solely to press reports of proceedings etc (when I felt up to it). I think the case has really gotten under people's skin because it's so counterintuitive to think of a nurse murdering vulnerable little babies in cold blood. Added to that the fact that nobody can really say for certain why. And the myriad missed opportunities because of inept and egocentric NHS management. It's deeply upsetting on so many levels.
It’s like the gov investigating itself, they’ll want to protect CEOs, directors etc. in hospitals (can’t remember the job titles in question) as much as possible. It’s why so many inquiries into police and other public services don’t happen until years later.
Quick question does any one know how Lucy has been in the trial? I know I’ve read somewhere that she has cried a few times but I mean hasn’t she fought for her innocence and shouted I’m innocent or something because I’m just thinking if I was in court accused of murdering poor tiny babies when I haven’t done I would Certainly be going off the rails wanting someone to try and believe me, but that’s just me any way lol.
Impassive and robotic by all accounts. It was noted by prosecution that the only times she showed emotion was for herself and her own potential demise, i.e. crying when she saw police photos of her own bedroom, crying with Doctor A was called to give evidence......my heart bleeds
said nowt other than lies and cried when the Doctor turned up to give evidence and did a whole lot of blinking
I am the same. I feel so disturbed by it.
I think it’s been widely discussed on here that it’s probably so she could continue see the parents (who would of course still be there with the surviving child/ren), and therefore see the detestation and chaos she was causing.
There’s also the fact that multiple pregnancies do have more possibility of early delivery so may be more likely to need neonatal care than singleton pregnancies.
I feel like they were itching to do that in the first 40 odd episodes.
Nothing like that has been released.
But multiples tend to need NICU because they are born at earlier gestations compared to a singleton, so she had the sick pleasure of seeing parents continued pain more than once.
This was so amazing and interesting to watch and listen to how they’ve done it and got justice for the families and the little victims. Nicola at the end had me in tears watching her hold back
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