Here is something else that is very suspicious about Baby C's case:
June 8th, Baby A died 90 minutes after being handed over to Nurse Letby. He was born in good condition and was not on oxygen and he did not die of a natural disease process, according to medical experts.
The first attempted murder of child A's twin brother, child B, took place the next night:
Just 28 hours later, Just after midnight, Letby started a bag of liquid feed with Child B, with the nurse, through an IV line.
At 12.16am Letby - while not Child B's designated nurse - took her blood gases.
About 28 hours after her twin brother had died, at about 12.30am, Child B's alarm sounded and Letby had called the nurse to the child's incubator. Child B was not breathing.
After efforts to resuscitate Child B, Child B "recovered very quickly".
About 3 days later, June 11th, another attack on child B:
A doctor subsequently found "loops of gas filled bowel".but he recovered.
The prosecution say this was a finding replicated many times in the upcoming cases.
So three days later, on June 14th, we have the 3rd child that was attacked---Child C.
Letby was the only nurse who'd been on duty for all three collapse incidents for Child A, B and C.
Recap: Prosecution opens trial of Lucy Letby accused of Countess of Chester Hospital baby murders
