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Dr Jayaram was the only medical witness able to link Letby directly to the babies’ deaths. He did not mention the Baby K incident until 2017, at a time when police were hesitant to launch an investigation into the nurse.
Sir David Davis, the former Brexit secretary, has written to Cheshire Constabulary asking the force to launch a formal perjury investigation into Dr Jayaram. Sir David said there was a “clear and concerning” discrepancy between the sworn evidence presented in court, and the email’s contents.
Judges hearing Letby’s appeal said “legitimate criticism” could be made of Dr Jayaram’s evidence.
They wrote: “Although he believed that Letby had deliberately dislodged the endotracheal tube, he had said nothing at the time nor for many months thereafter. There was an inconsistency between his evidence and the contemporaneous records.”
Sir David Davis, the former Brexit secretary, has written to Cheshire Constabulary asking the force to launch a formal perjury investigation into Dr Jayaram. Sir David said there was a “clear and concerning” discrepancy between the sworn evidence presented in court, and the email’s contents.
Judges hearing Letby’s appeal said “legitimate criticism” could be made of Dr Jayaram’s evidence.
They wrote: “Although he believed that Letby had deliberately dislodged the endotracheal tube, he had said nothing at the time nor for many months thereafter. There was an inconsistency between his evidence and the contemporaneous records.”