Lucy Letby Case #75

[MmmB777]

I thought my Googling skills were top notch but they are, in fact, crap. Where is everyone finding the live updates or a stream of today's session? I can't find one anywhere! I am reading snippets from BBC after the fact.

There hasn’t been anything live for a few days now. Maybe as it’s perceived as a biggy today somebody might cover it. Let’s hope for Judith


Judith is there today
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Oh dear.

 

[Tofino]

There hasn’t been anything live for a few days now. Maybe as it’s perceived as a biggy today somebody might cover it. Let’s hope for Judith


Judith is there today
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Oh dear.

it seems Lucy is not the only one to be unable to self-reflect
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Whenever the telegraph publish a Letby article now, they include a random graph. Like this one. Which is bloody meaningless. Comparison to other hospitals is irrelevant. Cause of death is what matters. Chester could have had only one extra death but if that baby was murdered, it still matters.

Lucy Letby ‘gave potentially fatal morphine dose to baby’ two years b…

archived 16 Oct 2024 19:04:41 UTC

archive.ph

 

[Futtrit]

I wish BNE could come in for a cameo role in this!

 

[MmmB777]

I don’t know why I’m shocked

 

[Tofino]

I don’t know why I’m shocked
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she can duck off already

 

[Futtrit]

*Adds Rachel Langdale to love list*

 

[Tofino]

I’m not trying to be ageist here, I’m in my 40s myself. But I have the perception that it’s the older nurses that seemed to pander to Lucy and couldn’t see past her nice nurse act, whereas the younger ones seemed to have a better measure of her. Does anyone else see this?

 

[Futtrit]

I don’t know why I’m shocked
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Probably "difficult" because you were shielding a serial killer you absolute weapon.

 

[Lynn’ssnazzycardigan]

I’m not trying to be ageist here, I’m in my 40s myself. But I have the perception that it’s the older nurses that seemed to pander to Lucy and couldn’t see past her nice nurse act, whereas the younger ones seemed to have a better measure of her. Does anyone else see this?

Maybe it’s because she would suck up to the senior nurses and act superior towards her peers? Also the younger nurses could probably tell she was bad vs inexperienced because they could better remember how their knowledge and skills were at that point in their career.

 

[dorydaryl]

I don’t know why I’m shocked
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So, to paraphrase the infamous words of Mandy Rice-Davies, "Well, she would say that, wouldn't she?"

 

[Aberscot]

I hope they give her a right grilling, can’t wait to hear what parents lawyers ask her.
Is she the only one so far that has said consultants were difficult.
I Bet she still thinks a Letby is innocent..

 

[kabukigirl]

I’m not trying to be ageist here, I’m in my 40s myself. But I have the perception that it’s the older nurses that seemed to pander to Lucy and couldn’t see past her nice nurse act, whereas the younger ones seemed to have a better measure of her. Does anyone else see this?

I am 100% of the same view - if they were 40s/50s 10yrs ago so are they like Gen Zs? Maybe millennials onwards are a bit more sus of people

 

[Tofino]

Maybe it’s because she would suck up to the senior nurses and act superior towards her peers? Also the younger nurses could probably tell she was bad vs inexperienced because they could better remember how their knowledge and skills were at that point in their career.

yes I think it could be exactly this. And it worked well for her really, didn’t it?

 

[Apostate]

I’m not trying to be ageist here, I’m in my 40s myself. But I have the perception that it’s the older nurses that seemed to pander to Lucy and couldn’t see past her nice nurse act, whereas the younger ones seemed to have a better measure of her. Does anyone else see this?

Nearing retirement and not looking for any trouble. Probably a case of not wanting to see any faults.

 

[Futtrit]

I’m not trying to be ageist here, I’m in my 40s myself. But I have the perception that it’s the older nurses that seemed to pander to Lucy and couldn’t see past her nice nurse act, whereas the younger ones seemed to have a better measure of her. Does anyone else see this?

She probably made sure she was witchy/gossipy about the same people EP etc didn't like to fit in and also get top cover from her when things went awry.

The fact Janet Cox was employed by that hospital until 2022 is astounding.

 

[Auga]

So basically she thinks her complete failure to act was justified and she has no regrets.

What a contrast to the doctors who *did* do something to protect the babies and are wracked with guilt for not having done more.

 

[MmmB777]

Just reminding myself that somebody had a report about Letby commenting to a parent that they shouldn’t get their hopes up about their babies survival chances in March 2016. I would love to know who took that complaint and what they did about it

Lucy Letby: Mother fears killer nurse harmed her baby in act of revenge

Lynsey Artell made a complaint to hospital staff after an "inappropriate" comment by Lucy Letby about her premature son Asa. Speaking exclusively to Sky News, Ms Artell says she believes her actions may have prompted Letby to attack Asa as he lay helpless in his ventilator.

news.sky.com

 

[tay65]

I honestly wonder if killing was just incidental, in that she loved the drama and grief she caused, then the praise got for being good in a crisis and that was what she was after. She will be getting similar from reliving the families grief laid out in the inquiry, and the adoration from her weird “fans” so I don’t personally think she will be having the urge to kill but I bet she gets involved in prison drama.

So basically she thinks her complete failure to act was justified and she has no regrets.

What a contrast to the doctors who *did* do something to protect the babies and are wracked with guilt for not having done more.

She was a terrible manager as it was well known she had her favourites and gave preferential treatment to certain staff. She never listened to the consultants' concerns and continued to support a serial killer. Even if the consultants had got it wrong which we now know they hadn't, she should have still taken it seriously as patients should have been the main priority. She sounds like she's still in the Letby camp despite everything that's gone before and she is coming across as obnoxious.

 

[Tofino]

So basically she thinks her complete failure to act was justified and she has no regrets.

What a contrast to the doctors who *did* do something to protect the babies and are wracked with guilt for not having done more.

They’ve told themselves that they could never have known (that’s if they have even accepted Letby did this) yet that’s the whole point - they couldn’t have known so what did they do to protect the babies whilst they found out? It’s a tit, unjustifiable excuse.

The lack of awareness that they did everything to protect Letby and nothing to protect the babies is unforgivable. They didn’t have to think she was harming them to do something.

 

[MarshMallowMonster]

The Thirlwall Inquiry | Examining the events at the Countess of Chester Hospital and their implications following the trial, and subsequent convictions, of former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby of murder and attempted murder of babies at the hospital.

Examining the events at the Countess of Chester Hospital and their implications following the trial, and subsequent convictions, of former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby of murder and attempted murder of babies at the hospital.

thirlwall.public-inquiry.uk

just parking the link here!