Blink and you could miss this additional piece of evidence about the targeting of baby L with insulin -
(Twin) Baby L -
Mr Johnson says the insulin administered to Child L was a 'targeted attack' as
the dextrose bag had been in place since noon on April 8.
"It follows that insulin was administered while the [dextrose] bag was hanging, doesn't it?"
Letby: "I don't know."
[...]
Mr Johnson says a series of prescriptions for three different babies at
9.25-9.29am, co-signed by a nursery nurse and Mary Griffith, gave Letby the "opportunity" to administer the insulin for Child L.
Letby says: "No, I don't know how the insulin got there."
Mr Johnson says it has already been established the insulin was administered on the unit, on the bag that was connected to Child L throughout that time.
NJ: "That's what it's a targeted attack, isn't it?"
Letby pauses.
NJ: "What do you say?"
LL: "Not by me it wasn't."
[...]
Mr Johnson says despite the fact
the bag was changed at noon on April 9, the insulin kept being administered to Child L, "didn't it?"
Letby: "Yes."
Mr Johnson says "we know that" because
the blood sample taken to the lab was taken at 3.45pm "contained exogenous insulin".
Letby: "I can't recall."
Mr Johnson says Child L was targeted with a second bag of insulin.
[...]
Mr Johnson says
a third bag is hung up at 4.30pm. The hypoglycaemia "continued". Letby agrees.
Recap: Lucy Letby trial, June 5 - cross-examination continues
(Twin) Baby M -
Mr Johnson says
at 3.30pm, a 10% dextrose fluid bag is started for Child M.
Letby agrees with Mr Johnson
there is nothing to suggest insulin was put in this bag.
Letby says she cannot recall what Mary Griffith was doing at this time. Mr Johnson suggests this was when Ms Griffith was collecting a blood sample for Child L to be 'podded' and sent to a laboratory for analysis.
Letby says she "couldn't say" how long it would take to draw up a 12.5% dextrose solution, which in this case was for Child L, the twin of Child M.
Letby agrees it would have been after 3.45pm that that process would have started.
Letby denies that it was around 3.45pm that she "sabotaged" Child M.
Recap: Lucy Letby trial, June 7 - cross-examination continues