They did and found a number of " notes " from memory
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I think if she had plead guilty, the defence would have approached the case very differently and gone down a mental health route though, or tried to at least.
I just can't believe she was keeping them there and no one ever glanced overThey did and found a number of " notes " from memory
I totally agree, particularly in this case with the attempted murders. It won't make a difference to Letby's sentence but it could make a significant difference to the children.
They didn't want her to break bail to re-question her. They wanted to be very careful on the amount of times they brought her in. They also needed to keep momentum. They wanted to fill in the details that mattered, because they didn't want Lucy to stop talking.
My head can't cope with it...I go from thinking, downright arrogance that she thought she's invincible, to wanting to be caught.....I'm erring towards the former, given her behaviour on the stand and since...the bleeping monsterI just can't believe she was keeping them there and no one ever glanced over
Ya I think the a4 page which had the song lyrics written over and over again and the Dr name was found at her work desk.
The police definitely did check the garage during their first search.
In the afternoon officers wearing white suits and blue gloves were seen carrying pieces of wood out of the property and digging up the back garden. Forensic teams were also seen conducting a fingertip search of the property, focusing on drains, window ledges and the front garden and garage.
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To be fair, if I wrote a load of weird notes at my desk I’m pretty certain no one would know or would find themMy head can't cope with it...I go from thinking, downright arrogance that she thought she's invincible, to wanting to be caught.....I'm erring towards the former, given her behaviour on the stand and since...the bleeping monster
I’m admin in an NHS hospital and we have lockable drawers under our desks so she probably kept them in there. Plus I’d never go through a colleagues desk or paperwork so even if she did leave them on the top of the desk in a tray or something, I doubt anyone would have looked through them. She’s a weird fucker though isn’t sheYeah I get you, I'm referring to all the notes really that she had in her diary, and all the other paperwork she " collected"....think she definitely thought she was invincibleTo be fair, if I wrote a load of weird notes at my desk I’m pretty certain no one would know or would find them
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I follow this guy on tiktok, psychology and sociology instructor. Covers a lot of the big true crime cases in the US (and Taylor Swift / Swifties too )
Anyway he’s posted about Letby and discussing where would we put her in the category of healthcare killers. He thinks nothing in her history that would suggest ‘saviour’ type (agree) and believes there may be attention seeking from the doctor although he seems to have missed the doctor wasn’t around for the earlier cases. But I think it was still attention seeking type. Anyway the point I’m getting to is he thinks we should be looking at the serial killer Kristen Gilbert for some insight to Lucy Letby as may be the most similar motivation. Although Kristen’s was meant to be accidental as intentionally brought on medical crisis to cause emergency response so she could be there to help and possibly because the same security guard was always on shift and would attend.
@MmmB777 do you know much about Kristen? Not a name I have really heard of.
)Anyway he’s posted about Letby and discussing where would we put her in the category of healthcare killers. He thinks nothing in her history that would suggest ‘saviour’ type (agree) and believes there may be attention seeking from the doctor although he seems to have missed the doctor wasn’t around for the earlier cases. But I think it was still attention seeking type. Anyway the point I’m getting to is he thinks we should be looking at the serial killer Kristen Gilbert for some insight to Lucy Letby as may be the most similar motivation. Although Kristen’s was meant to be accidental as intentionally brought on medical crisis to cause emergency response so she could be there to help and possibly because the same security guard was always on shift and would attend.
@MmmB777 do you know much about Kristen? Not a name I have really heard of.
No she absolutely thought no one would ever find out what she had done xYeah I get you, I'm referring to all the notes really that she had in her diary, and all the other paperwork she " collected"....think she definitely thought she was invisible
I remember reading about her during the trial. She used adrenaline. I think you’re right about them being most similar in mindset/motive.I follow this guy on tiktok, psychology and sociology instructor. Covers a lot of the big true crime cases in the US (and Taylor Swift / Swifties too
Anyway he’s posted about Letby and discussing where would we put her in the category of healthcare killers. He thinks nothing in her history that would suggest ‘saviour’ type (agree) and believes there may be attention seeking from the doctor although he seems to have missed the doctor wasn’t around for the earlier cases. But I think it was still attention seeking type. Anyway the point I’m getting to is he thinks we should be looking at the serial killer Kristen Gilbert for some insight to Lucy Letby as may be the most similar motivation. Although Kristen’s was meant to be accidental as intentionally brought on medical crisis to cause emergency response so she could be there to help and possibly because the same security guard was always on shift and would attend.
@MmmB777 do you know much about Kristen? Not a name I have really heard of.
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From what I remember she once called in a bomb threat at the hospital to derail the investigation into what she’d been doing.
Think I've said it every day since Friday....but..FU Letby...rot in hell, prison is too good for " it" .. unless, that is, someone manages to get their hand on " it"
Some people seem to think that the fact that she wore kitten heels with socks is a sure sign of a "weirdo" and can obviously lead to murder her clothes have been discussed quite a bit along with her psycho eyes etc etc and the fact that she loves her cats all irrelevant to her murderous behaviour.
Hmm maybe some. Gilbert was intelligent in that she finished college early. She had married and had children though. She was charismatic and had a social life. She did charity work for the hospital.I follow this guy on tiktok, psychology and sociology instructor. Covers a lot of the big true crime cases in the US (and Taylor Swift / Swifties too
Anyway he’s posted about Letby and discussing where would we put her in the category of healthcare killers. He thinks nothing in her history that would suggest ‘saviour’ type (agree) and believes there may be attention seeking from the doctor although he seems to have missed the doctor wasn’t around for the earlier cases. But I think it was still attention seeking type. Anyway the point I’m getting to is he thinks we should be looking at the serial killer Kristen Gilbert for some insight to Lucy Letby as may be the most similar motivation. Although Kristen’s was meant to be accidental as intentionally brought on medical crisis to cause emergency response so she could be there to help and possibly because the same security guard was always on shift and would attend.
@MmmB777 do you know much about Kristen? Not a name I have really heard of.
The case against her was brought similarly on largely circumstantial evidence. She had also attempted to poison her husband I think, who became her ex husband. She had a very clear sexual motivation, the security guard she was having an affair with would come and attend the cardiac arrests and she would get off on them being in the situation together and the rush of it all
Yet again, she had at home a book of poisons that she had folded the corners down on of the ones she used
I think colleagues were suspicious etc too and were trying to keep track of missing drugs and things 
I’ll try and find the podcast I listened to about her, it took a long while to get into as it confusingly starts with long intro that’s actually about her victim but it was interesting in the end. Thanks for thinking of me
Haven't heard that one before!I remember reading about her during the trial. She used adrenaline. I think you’re right about them being most similar in mindset/motive.
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From what I remember she once called in a bomb threat at the hospital to derail the investigation into what she’d been doing.
Yep she definitely did that!I remember reading about her during the trial. She used adrenaline. I think you’re right about them being most similar in mindset/motive.
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From what I remember she once called in a bomb threat at the hospital to derail the investigation into what she’d been doing.
Here is the podcast I listened to about her
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I think all of those things were cited as a joke for some light relief. I wouldn’t take it that seriously. I can assure you that people aren’t sprinting off to take incriminating DNA swabs of everyone wearing Matalan jumpsuits….
As the parent of a baby, cases like this hit even harder than before I had children. Cases like this make me worry how many other evil, wicked, sadistic, heartless bastards are currently at large.
Those sweet sweets babies and their families
Those sweet sweets babies and their families
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