Lucy Letby Case

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Everybody has different opinions I think she is guilty however I will have an open mind and see how the trial goes . So far I’m sorry but it looks to me like they have got enough evidence . The fact she was on shift every single time and she was the ONLY a member of staff to be present all 24 occasions . No other staff member was present more than 7 occasions . Injecting air is Not a failing that happens . They said on some babies it took 3 attempts to kill . Everybody can believe what they like I was on the fence but I do feel she is guilty . Also the collapsing happened on her night shifts then she moved to days and the pattern shifted also extremely dodgy thing to happen especially when they said she was the only nurse present on all 24 occasions .
 
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That's almost worse. You can console yourself that someone killed because they were psycho but doing it just for praise/adulation/comfort from others just seems so pointless and horrible
Fabricated induced illness it’s not really well understood but that would be my thought. BA like to try and ‘save’ the children she poisoned. Maybe it’s similar for her?
 
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Not usually no, it's usually a glucose IV for any baby with low blood sugars, I'd imagine insulin would be the last port of call.
That's my understanding from when my children were in NICU anyhow, happy to be corrected.
insulin or glucose are for two totally different things. You need insulin for high bg and glucose for low
 
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Seen this floating around on fb. Also didn't know little boys fare worse on NICU. So glad my baby boy just about didn't need to go there 💔
Most friends family and colleagues would say the same about anybody. Shipman’s other elderly patients thought he was fantastic, the best most caring doctor. Wayne Couzens’s MIL said he wouldn’t hurt a fly. I think the former colleagues are in for a shock. Nobody wants to entertain the idea that someone nice isn’t as they seem.
 
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Just a question/suggestion for the running of the thread...Will we be having a new thread opened daily with a link in description for the live reporting, for example Lucy Letby trial day 2..3..etc. I seem to recall this was done for Stars trial.
 
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Most friends family and colleagues would say the same about anybody. Shipman’s other elderly patients thought he was fantastic, the best most caring doctor. Wayne Couzens’s MIL said he wouldn’t hurt a fly. I think the former colleagues are in for a shock. Nobody wants to entertain the idea that someone nice isn’t as they seem.
I was more looking at the report alongside it tbh (not being arsey was about to clock send and read back and thought I sounded abit arsey)
 
Fabricated induced illness it’s not really well understood but that would be my thought. BA like to try and ‘save’ the children she poisoned. Maybe it’s similar for her?
You know FFI hadn't even crossed my mind, but that could be a factor here if she does go on to be found guilty rather than being a scapegoat
 
Just a question/suggestion for the running of the thread...Will we be having a new thread opened daily with a link in description for the live reporting, for example Lucy Letby trial day 2..3..etc. I seem to recall this was done for Stars trial.
Stars threads didn't open each new day but they moved very fast so can see why it could of felt like that. Just the normal 50 pages per thread I'd assume.
 
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Just a question/suggestion for the running of the thread...Will we be having a new thread opened daily with a link in description for the live reporting, for example Lucy Letby trial day 2..3..etc. I seem to recall this was done for Stars trial.
That's a good idea 👍🏼

(I still prefer "Lucy's up on trial - will she admit it or is she still in denial? though 😳)
 
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I find the wording in this quite interesting.

calling it insulin poisoning sounds as though the child should never have been receiving insulin and it’s a foreign object in their body.

In other murders I have read about using insulin it’s usually a diabetic and a partner has given them a purposeful insulin overdose
 
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That's a good idea 👍🏼

(I still prefer "Lucy's up on trial - will she admit it or is she still in denial? though)
I know its bad to laugh but I've got a feeling we will need some moments of light entertainment to counter the utter doom that is this trial...hopefully no will be judgemental about a few lighthearted comments here and there.
 
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I was more looking at the report alongside it tbh (not being arsey was about to clock send and read back and thought I sounded abit arsey)
Oh no not at all 😙 my comments above are entirely regarding that poster’s comments about all the staff saying she didn’t believe it could be her.
 
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I have a feeling what theyre about to say is that LL was working icu or high dependency every time an attempt was made
 
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For me, LL being the common demoninator in all the baby murders and attempted murders is quite convincing of guilt to me at the moment. Very keen to hear her defense. I remain open minded though.
 
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It's going to be interesting to hear what the staff witnesses have to say. I can't imagine any of them will just say they think she did it and i reckon most will have been shocked/surprised at her arrest. But they may all have small innocuous stuff they observed that builds a bigger picture for the prosecution
 
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I go for one meeting and come back to 5 pages of unread thread! How am I supposed to hold down a full time job and follow this case! 😂
 
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Poor staff having to testify, imagine finding out that your colleague could be harming the babies that they are trying so hard to save. And I wonder at what point anyone senior realised there was something sinister going on.
 
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