Observe_dont_Absorb
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All staff working with these babies have been named and accounted for in the babies' records, not just at the times of their deaths/collapses but in the days leading up to them. There are no unknown agency or trainee nurses who were caring for them.
I wouldn't imagine it could be possible that anyone was 'unknown' - that would be terrifying, just that there could be an extremely high turn over rate of transient staff who were incompetent, didn't have the correct level of training, or simply didn't care. If LL was the person working the longest hours in the same job year in year out, it would make her look like 'always being there' when anything happened.
It could be said she was 'always there' when a light bulb went out or the bins weren't emptied but it doesn't mean she caused it. That's my only argument re statistics. JMO MOO.