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Lucy Letby verdict: ‘There’s a chance this is a terrible miscarriage of justice’ As experts take a closer look at the evidence, Telegraph readers weigh in on Lucy Letby’s guilty verdict Telegraph Readers 11 July 2024 • 9:01am Related Topics Lucy Letby, Crime, NHS (National Health Service), Murder 276 Some readers voice concerns the evidence used to convict Letby was unreliable After Lucy Letby was found guilty of seven murders and seven attempted murders , questions have started to emerge about some of the evidence used to convict the former nurse. On Tuesday, The Telegraph examined the concerns in the arguments used to convict Letby. In response, Telegraph readers weighed in on the guilty verdict. ‘Ms Letby has been let down all round’ Some readers believe the evidence used to convict Letby was unreliable. For example, Stephanie Findlay said: “There seems to be a problem when experts give probabilities. A juror has to be conv...

My Lucy Letby ‘drawer of doom’ was getting full, consultant admits

November 19, 2024

My Lucy Letby ‘drawer of doom’ was getting full, consultant admits Dr Stephen Brearey one of the first people to spot a link between the nurse and the deaths of babies in 2015 and 2016 1 Dr Stephen Brearey was a consultant at the Countess of Chester Hospital where Lucy Letby worked as a neonatal nurse Sarah Knapton Science Editor 19 November 2024 3:26pm GMT A doctor at Lucy Letby ’s hospital has admitted his “drawer of doom” containing the death records of babies was getting full during her time there. Dr Stephen Brearey , a consultant at the Countess of Chester Hospital, was one of the first people to spot a link between Letby and the deaths of babies in 2015 and 2016. Giving evidence at the Thirlwall Inquiry – which is looking into how the attacks might have been prevented – Dr Brearey admitted he had a “drawer of doom” which was “getting full” under Letby’s watch. Earlier in the hearing, Karen Rees, the head of nursing at the Countess of Chester, said Dr Brea...

Meeting of experts hears the rota pattern used to convict the nurse was a ‘scientific fake’ and other factors could explain the deaths

September 20, 2024

Letby shift data was scientifically worthless, statisticians warn Meeting of experts hears the rota pattern used to convict the nurse was a ‘scientific fake’ and other factors could explain the deaths Lucy Letby was convicted of the murders of seven newborns and the attempted murders of six other infants Chester Standard/SWNS Sarah Knapton Science Editor 20 September 2024 6:24pm Shift pattern data used in the Lucy Letby trial was “scientifically worthless” a meeting of the Royal Statistical Society has heard. One of the most damning pieces of evidence presented to the jury at Letby’s trial was a chart indicating that the nurse was always on duty at the Countess of Chester Hospital when babies collapsed or died. The table, which covered a 13-month period between June 2015 and June 2016, showed that while the 38 other nurses were in attendance on just a handful of occasions when suspicious incidents occurred, Letby was at the scene of all of them. Howe...

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