Lucy Letby Case

[Hereforthegossss]

The prosecutor has just said it's a process of elimination...... doesn't seem strong enough just to say that does it ??!!

 

[Stiltoncheese]

Also being present in all 24 incidents when no-one else was present for more than 7 is highly suspicious...circumstantial of course, but can't be a coincidence given the high number

 

[Lucyxxxx]

So the prosecution just said its a process of elimination, I wouldn't like to be convicted on that basis. I feel sick to my stomach if this is true. Still waiting for the other side of the story and still gonna go with my gut for now.

 

[Felix08]

In work in hospital and give insulin daily, it's 'free' to grab and a lot of times these pens just lay about. Nurses forget to put them back, place them in their pockets to store later but forget, they are mixed up. However its dangerous.

I hope she is innocent because it's just horrible to think these nurses walk among us.

 

[Be More Pacific]

The prosecutor has just said it's a process of elimination...... doesn't seem strong enough just to say that does it ??!!

Remember the pencils! Post #298

 

[candyland_]

I’m following this link

Recap: Prosecution opens trial of Lucy Letby accused of Countess of Chester Hospital baby murders

THE trial of former Countess of Chester Hospital nurse Lucy Letby, who is accused of multiple baby murders, is due to finalise its jury and hear…

www.leaderlive.co.uk

 

[Tofino]

The prosecutor has just said it's a process of elimination...... doesn't seem strong enough just to say that does it ??!!

i take this to mean there is enough evidence these were murder / attempted murder, but the elimination process is to find the culprit.

 

[e.l.lofthouse]

I can’t understand how people say scapegoat . Just today’s updates has me thinking GUILTY . Injecting air in the blood stream . collapsing happening on her night shifts then she moved to days and it followed but stopped at night . Injecting insulin . thats not hospital failings surely

I understand what you're saying but surely just this little bit of information isn't enough to go on entirely. They're literally saying what they're accusing her of and they'll provide evidence on a later date.

I'll never understand how anyone can say she is guilty based on a small percentage and an opening statement.

 

[iLoveNectarines]

Apparebtly three attempts on one baby with the 3rd being successful

 

[geegeex]

Hmmm I just feel so sad about this all. Sometimes three attempts on a babies life? Surely that cannot be accidental

 

[riddleme89]

Ong just awfull one baby she tried to kill more than 3 times before successfully killing them

 

[Hereforthegossss]

So the prosecution just said its a process of elimination, I wouldn't like to be convicted on that basis. I feel sick to my stomach if this is true. Still waiting for the other side of the story and still gonna go with my gut for now.

Hopefully for the families sakes they've got more than that , asking the jury to find her guilty on a process of elimination based on shift rotas ?!!

 

[yellowboat]

In work in hospital and give insulin daily, it's 'free' to grab and a lot of times these pens just lay about. Nurses forget to put them back, place them in their pockets to store later but forget, they are mixed up. However its dangerous.

I hope she is innocent because it's just horrible to think these nurses walk among us.

Insulin is rarely ever given via a pen to neonates. It’s sliding scale

 

[Treesy19]

If she’s guilty I can only think it’s for “fame”. Down in history. She’s known. Was she a nobody all her childhood. This has made her the centre of attention. Once it’s over- and assuming guilt here, I’d really like them to analyse her background if not done already.

 

[Squittel]

Ong just awfull one baby she tried to kill more than 3 times before successfully killing them

That is horrendous.

 

[catlady29]

Jfc....this is just unbelievable.

 

[Felix08]

Insulin is rarely ever given via a pen to neonates. It’s sliding scale

True! I forget to mention I work with adults so hadnt thought about pens not being used for babies, youre right. So then I dont understand why nobody noticed.

 

[acsunderland]

Well I think a lot of opinions will change after today.

But you never know what the defence might come back with

It’s not for the defence to prove innocence but the prosecution to prove guilt

 

[Be More Pacific]

Hopefully for the families sakes they've got more than that , asking the jury to find her guilty on a process of elimination based on shift rotas ?!!

It was always going to come down to that.

 

[Lucyxxxx]

Really want to see how they are able to say they think she attempted such and such so many times and how they've pinpointed times (apart from the obvious deceased babies).