Lucy Letby Case #74

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All this momentum for the NG mob and yet drunky Mark hasn't managed to tap in to a massive upserge in views.

He must be so bitter. He can see his chances of beicoming Lucy's prison penpal evaporating. As some Johnny Come Lately gutter journalist pips him at the post.

Dipsomaniac head.
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Also, if they’re kept in different places but not mostly chronological then it surely shows they were sorted and looked at by her. If you’re coming home and going “oh dear, another handover sheet. Whoops” and then thinking “gosh really don’t know what in the world I should do with this. I know I’ll put it with the ones under the bed. Oh actually, I’ll take it to Hereford and keep it in a box marked KEEP at mums. Oh actually I think the bin bag in the garage will be the best place for this one. Better bring these with me to the new house” 🙃🙃
 
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I’d love to know whose idea the tea party was. I wouldn’t put it past her suggesting it to someone.
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All this momentum for the NG mob and yet drunky Mark hasn't managed to tap in to a massive upserge in views.

He must be so bitter. He can see his chances of beicoming Lucy's prison penpal evaporating. As some Johnny Come Lately gutter journalist pips him at the post.

Dipsomaniac head.
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yet CS2C is already over 9000 views in 16hrs.

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I found it shocking at the time that she would not admit it was wrong to have those handover sheets. And they way she talks about them is so weird, like they have a will of their own, "they came home with me". Very bizarre.
 
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I found it shocking at the time that she would not admit it was wrong to have those handover sheets. And they way she talks about them is so weird, like they have a will of their own, "they came home with me". Very bizarre.
So funny. They just come home in my pocket.
Yes…. and then what happens?
I squirrel them away under my bed in a bag for life

oh totally normal 🤪
 
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Just listening to the police interviews. Remember the pattern Breary picked up on, that the incidents were on night shifts?

She actually gives away her mindset to the police here. “I’d been on a lot of night shifts when doctors aren’t around. We have to call them. There were less people and it just worried me that I hadn’t called them quick enough”


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Just listening to the police interviews. Remember the pattern Breary picked up on, that the incidents were on night shifts?

She actually gives away her mindset to the police here. “I’d been on a lot of night shifts when doctors aren’t around. We have to call them. There were less people and it just worried me that I hadn’t called them quick enough”


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100% 🤢
I wonder if there’ll be a live link today 🙏
 
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Wow shes a lying witch in those police interviews, can’t remember lots can she.
It’s scary to think how many more she harmed, we won’t ever know as she wont admit to it for sure.
Looking at her school photo and graduation photo, I wonder when it all went wrong.
I really think she was born evil.
 
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It’s amazing how often I hear or read something and think, oh yeah I forgot about that. Because there’s so much!!

I can’t seem to find where it said the one in the box was from her first shift though 🤔 just that she was a student. There were so many sources of reporting when she was cross examined though it could be anywhere! I’ll go check the thread from that time.
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Oh it was Dan that reported it was first shift

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I could be wrong but I thought it was from her first placement as a student.
 
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Just catching up this morning and reading the posts about the student-days handover sheets - and just need to say that fucck, you guys are good with bringing the receipts 🤘🏻
 
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Just listening to the police interviews. Remember the pattern Breary picked up on, that the incidents were on night shifts?

She actually gives away her mindset to the police here. “I’d been on a lot of night shifts when doctors aren’t around. We have to call them. There were less people and it just worried me that I hadn’t called them quick enough”


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Well she certainly didn't call for them quickly enough for baby E. One hour after mum came with milk and baby had blood round his mouth and was screaming.
 
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Honestly I feel like they are trying to blame Breary and Jayaram for not being clearer. They admit they knew for many months she was on shift for all the deaths but have taken zero responsibility for doing more about it because (they say) nobody told them directly they thought it might be deliberate.

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very carefully worded it seems - weasel words to be honest

no consultant witnessed Letby? it beggars belief they would resort to this

throwing junior managers under a bus? maybe they have plausible deniability


According to the Guardian Dr Breary told Alison Kelly about the Letby connection July 12 2015

 
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I’ve probably said these things before during the trial but as others have said, there’s so much that’s striking when you are reminded. The fact that she hoarded the handovers as a student is very telling imo. Even if she just became complacent and sloppy about disposing of the sheets later in her career (unlikely 😅), as a student you have things like confidentiality drummed into you and you stick to the rules. When I was training a point was regularly made that you would come across experienced/older staff who had let their practice slip (this was before mandatory revalidation) and that it was very much your place to take current practice into the job and be assertive in promoting that. She obviously didn’t think the rules (and the LAW ffs!) should apply to her! She really went into this for her own nefarious purposes and not to be a conscientious student or good nurse.
Other things that are jumping out at me are from the CS2CR video talking about the notes. To me, she has written down buzzwords that she will use if/when accused- to make people wary of accusations of bullying and to show HR that she will not go quietly. It wasn’t an outpouring of feelings, it was strategy. It’s all about controlling the narrative and manipulating those around her. The tea party is another example of this, I’m paraphrasing but when someone said she was sulking and they thought she was going to be difficult on her return- controlling bully.
Yes I always felt like that about the texts she sent her colleagues, they didn't sound natural, they sounded like things she thought she should say as a 'good' nurse. And very different from the types of text exchanges I've had with colleagues. Just off its quite hard to explain but they just didn't ring as though it was something any nurse would say, more like she's lifted lines from the sort of things spouted from the NMC
 
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Sounds like the Senior Managers didn't think a rise in neonatal deaths and the possible involvement of a nurse was anything to do with them and it was other people's job to look into this. One wonders what was more important than the deaths of babies. I don't think this is going to go down well.

Their statement is carefully crafted in anticipation of possible criminal charges
 
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