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Cosytidy

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Oh yes I forgot about that and have now been down a rabbit hole and seen the trust appealed it and only in May 2026 was it refused. I expect they were holding off on the final outcome until that had been exhausted as he was then sacked a month later?

Fuck me, this behaviour does not suggest someone with humility around their conduct.
It’s sounds like Alder Hey were happy to sweep him bringing Letby there under the rug? But then had to investigate the breach of confidentiality re Facebook messages & he brought a successful claim as they didn’t appoint the correct role to investigate him?
 
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Tofino

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Hi everyone! Hope you’re all doing okay ❤ I’m still lurking and keeping up where I can; life has just been rather hectic lately. Anyway, I wasn’t sure if people knew (as it’s on social media now), but Dr Oliver Rackham has passed away. ☹. Such a sad loss xx
I just saw that on Facebook this morning. How sad.
 
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Efpastell

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I’m assuming I’m right in knowing who this guy was, going from previous chat on here… but I’m questioning if I’m right because I can’t find one single thing online that suggests he has died .. do the people who know that there’s going to be an inquest into his death and the circumstances etc know him IRL? Or am I just missing something and there has been articles/ posts/ obituary etc

obviously they can’t be posted but if there is something online with his real name then maybe I have the wrong person as nothing is coming up
 
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manpyj89

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Well it didn’t take long for me to find out his name, his wife and children’s names plus a photo of them and a YouTube video of him. It makes the lifelong anonymity law a bit of a joke.
Can I ask how you found it? I’m Not even sure where to start
 
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Efpastell

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Ugh, this doesn't feel good. I know we'd figured it out but surely he didn't need to be on the front pages.

The comments are almost all calling it out and expressing sympathy for his wife and kids.
The part that isn’t “good” is people “figuring it out” and posting clues and coming very close to committing a criminal offence. The court order has been lifted and so there is absolutely no issue with newspapers reporting it. The original purpose of the order was nothing to do with his wife and children, it was (like many other medical witnesses) to encourage them to give evidence without damage to their professional reputations.
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I agree but they were only able to post clues because his name was not redacted that one time!
Also I thought it was everything to do with them, his children being in exams is given as the literal reason it was granted, I thought
 
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PoppyKJ

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I had no idea of this doctors name, never even tried to find it but it’s been so easy to find following his death. Including his wife and children’s names. He may have been given anonymity but the details given aren’t exactly secretive!
 
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Danica Catrick

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This is a really interesting video discussing the statistics and how unlikely it was all just down to chance. It's upset Richard Gill.
liked the accessible way he presented the statistics in this video, thanks for sharing.

The comments are full of Letby apologists telling him he's wrong, including Richard Gill 🙄
 
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zogsmum

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I can’t work out his name from the clue above… well not one that comes up with anything on Google.
 
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sleeplessinwebland

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Dr Jayaram was one of several consultants at the Countess of Chester Hospital who accused Letby of harming babies in 2015 and 2016. His testimony has been questioned, and the reliability of his evidence forms part of Letby’s application to the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), which looks at potential miscarriages of justice.


In the case of one child – Baby K – Dr Jayaram told jurors he had caught Letby standing by the infant’s incubator, not intervening or calling for help, as the baby collapsed. He also accused her of dislodging the baby’s breathing tube.

However, during the Thirlwall Inquiry, which is examining how Letby’s actions could have been prevented, an email came to light that appeared to contradict his account.

The email, written by Dr Jayaram in 2017, stated that Letby had called him to help after she noticed low levels of oxygen in the baby’s blood. It also put the baby’s death down to “extreme prematurity”, appearing to contradict the claim that Letby had dislodged a breathing tube.
 
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