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gigilouxx

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Not been on here for time but just seen the Channel 5 documentary on the “unsafe conviction” and I can’t believe, despite what come out in court that this arrogant murdering freak of nature people are STILL questioning her
 
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O'lee

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To quote Nick Johnson "she was controlling things, she was enjoying what was going on..... she was in effect playing god"
 
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Aberscot

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Nurse ZC, who can’t be named for legal reasons, also recounted an episode in early 2012 – just weeks after Letby started work and more than three years before she murdered her first victim – when a baby girl collapsed unexpectedly during a nightshift while Letby was on duty.

Was this the start, again unexpected and she just happened to be on duty, it was 2012 though.
 
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Tofino

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Well I hope she gets her day in court! Why is she getting involved in the first place?!

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Dr Sean Tighe is not a Letby fan “20 minute melodramatic dissertation” 🤭

yep I definitely want to read the full thing!!

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MmmB777

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You know how Lady Thirlwall is always really empathetic and sweet when it’s the end of the witnesses testimony. Do you think with Noname she was like
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jolt321

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Anyone that's thinks Letby is innocent after the bombshells this week needs to be sectioned.

This is irrefutable proof that Letby has administered medication "in error" that could have killed a baby and the reaction is to be annoyed that she can't give medication anymore.

Eileen Powell is absolutely in the wrong here also. Not even in the building, heard about a massive fuck up and allows Letby to continue giving meds.

What was so alluring about the po-faced gormless looking fuckwit Letby, that had no empathy and didn't know how to interact with people properly that she has the backing of EP in basically any situation. Wonder if Letby had some dirt on her or something.


EP basically enabled Letby throughout her killing spree aswell. She has more to answer than anyone imo.
 
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LittleMy

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Yes saw this and thought the truthers will be all over it even though
-almost all of the docs had a positive overview of the unit, the docs and the relationships. Only becoming strained or horrible with the increase of the deaths and terrible goings on
- there are lots of examples of docs involved saying just how strange these events are and saying they’ve never seen things before and since. One Doc says they have since had 9 years in a level two and have been on shift for ONE death the whole time (I've made screen shots of quite a lot of this stuff if people want me to post but I don’t know how to do spoilers 😣 so don’t want to be annoying)
- lots of descriptions of just how unexpected and strange the deaths and collapses are including new details I don’t recall like a doc finding baby N with dried blood round his mouth and mottling and being confused.

all of this will be ignored of course for the one GP that doesn’t think she did it and little weirdo Cox if her BS is read tomorrow.
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Tofino

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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq8xjqxv0y9o Jesus Christ, she gave a baby *ten times* the prescribed dose of morphine in 2013
And this…

The inquiry heard in another incident in April 2016, Letby gave antibiotics to a baby that had not been prescribed them.

In an internal document reflecting on what happened Letby wrote: "I feel this situation was unavoidable and care was given to the best of our ability."

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I'm not sure it was ever in doubt it was Janet. Clearly they would not invite her to give oral evidence to the Thirlwall inquiry because her written evidence had been submitted and she has nothing of value to contribute additionally in person. She was a nobody at the Countess in terms of decision making and management.
I suspect if she'd turned up in person, there may have been a few very angry parents to deal with too.
I think the only doubt at the time was because private eye called her a ‘nurse’ when she’s a nursery nurse.
 
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I also think her being annoyed at not being allowed to do meds after that very serious and nearly catastrophic incident shows just how self-centred and cold she is.

Surely the normal reaction wouldn't be annoyance. It would be shock and fear at having nearly been responsible for the death of a patient, in this case, a vulnerable baby. That should have been a huge red flag. If I'd made a mistake like that I'd never, ever want to administer medication again. Why didn't anyone note that that was a strange reaction to such a potentially fatal incident?
 
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Hazara04

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This demonstrates what an arrogant and manipulative narc she was. Constantly bigging herself up and trying to emotionally manipulate them with talk of suicide and her parents.
 
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kabukigirl

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Love how Twitter sees the letter as “devastating” and “heartbreaking” when actually it’s look at the fucking manipulative, brass neck on her 🫨
 
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Just when I thought I couldn’t hate this absolute freak even more. That’s an appalling thing to even think, let alone say! It shows her total lack of empathy and normal human compassion. It’s bad enough when it happens in adult care, where you expect to see it at some point. For some students or nurses it will be their first ever experience of death, it’s something you dread not look forward to. And she was a children’s nurse. One of the reasons I couldn’t do that job is because I would not be useful in that situation. That’s actually made me cry as I remember the first patient I nursed who died and can’t imagine wishing that on someone’s child.
 
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sebanna

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The death of a baby is thankfully very rare on a level 2 NNU, so Lucy could have been waiting years. You would think with her love of medical drama she would be happier in a level 3 unit or Alder Hay but she had Eirain Powell wrapped round her finger at Chester.
 
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LittleMy

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Noname is an actual dope. The only nurse he’d ever trust with his children turns out to be a murderer of babies. 🥴

I don’t know how he’s still employed, the only person I’d trust him more than at this point would be Letby herself. If I was one of the parents I’d be absolutely livid to know he was discussing my child with that monster and taking her along to Alder Hey so she can get her sick kicks out of being around the poorly babies there. He needs to face some serious consequences for that but it feels like he’s getting off lightly.
 
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