katydid23
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I think they to continue give evidence in the case of Child G, a baby girl.
The prosecution say she was force-fed milk, allegedly by Letby. She did not die but LL has been charged with attempted murder.
from previous testimony before the break:
Medical expert Dr. Dewi Evans, who was brought in by the National Crime Agency to review the case, testified it was “astonishing” for such a small child to vomit so severely.
“For a baby of 2kg [4.4 pounds] to vomit that far is quite remarkable. Even more astonishing is the vomit that ends up on the chair. That is several feet away,” he told the court.
“I can’t recall a baby vomiting on the floor. I can’t recall a baby vomiting that distance. It was described quite correctly as extraordinary.”
The baby’s health rapidly declined in the wake of the vomiting — and she had to be intubated and placed on a ventilator.
Evans said the only explanation was that Child G “had received far more milk” than the approved 45mls [1.5 ounces] in her feeding tube, adding that it “cannot occur accidentally.”
The baby survived but was left with irreversible brain damage in the wake of the ordeal, the court heard.
nypost.com
The prosecution say she was force-fed milk, allegedly by Letby. She did not die but LL has been charged with attempted murder.
from previous testimony before the break:
Medical expert Dr. Dewi Evans, who was brought in by the National Crime Agency to review the case, testified it was “astonishing” for such a small child to vomit so severely.
“For a baby of 2kg [4.4 pounds] to vomit that far is quite remarkable. Even more astonishing is the vomit that ends up on the chair. That is several feet away,” he told the court.
“I can’t recall a baby vomiting on the floor. I can’t recall a baby vomiting that distance. It was described quite correctly as extraordinary.”
The baby’s health rapidly declined in the wake of the vomiting — and she had to be intubated and placed on a ventilator.
Evans said the only explanation was that Child G “had received far more milk” than the approved 45mls [1.5 ounces] in her feeding tube, adding that it “cannot occur accidentally.”
The baby survived but was left with irreversible brain damage in the wake of the ordeal, the court heard.
Accused killer nurse Lucy Letby allegedly force-fed baby ‘massive’ amounts of milk
Accused serial killer nurse Lucy Letby allegedly tried to kill a premature baby girl by force-feeding her “massive” amounts of milk through a nasal tube, a UK court has heard.
nypost.com
They already have so much to deal with everyday, besides the horror of the trial.
