Potentially another two babies attacked?
Naturally, whether or not LL was involved in harming these two babies, so many parents are going to be anxious and will appear in press reports now.
Feb 2013 baby Alvin & Sept 2015 Baby M.
Baby M parents now reside Lithuania
( Post mortem not done for Alvin 2013. PM 'heart & lung defect' for 2015 Baby M.
Appears that LE found some evidence for the 2015 death of Baby M, despite LE knowing there already was a P Mortem finding, but not enough info at link to know why LE did not pursue. LE also visited Alvin's mum with their initial suspicions. )
'Both mothers could be considered vulnerable – one is from Lithuania and does not speak much English, while the other has learning difficulties and struggles with reading and writing. Both believe Letby was present when they were at the hospital with their children.
The nurse appeared to have signed one baby’s baptism book, while the other infant’s father recognised Letby from media coverage of the trial.
Police officers contacted the families during their initial investigation but they were not included in the original case, which concluded earlier this month.'
Ms Morris, 35, said her son Alvin was born three weeks early in January 2013. Four days after the birth, he was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy (MD), an inherited genetic condition that causes muscles to weaken progressively. While MD can prove fatal for some infants, many people with it live into their 20s and 30s.
Ms Morris and her partner Mark Lewis, 39, said hospital staff told them that Alvin’s condition was “mild” and that he had been progressing well on the unit.
They had him baptised there, marking the occasion with a christening book signed by family and staff. In neat cursive – a style seemingly identical to Letby’s handwriting in diaries seen during the trial – one message reads: “To Alvin, with love on your special day, Lucy x.”
The killer was caring for Alvin in the 24 hours before his sudden death in February 2013, his mother recalled.
“She was in the room the day he died,” said Ms Morris, who remembers hearing Letby complaining to a colleague in the nursery that she did not feel well and needed to go home.
“And a couple of hours afterwards, he just died. That’s why I still think in my heart that she did something to him,” she said
Families tell The Telegraph they believe serial killer nurse could be responsible for their children's death
www.telegraph.co.uk
Also,
Emily Morris's description of LL's behaviour on the ward is notable but can't quote any more.
Photo of poor baby Alvin Morris at link - looks as healthy as consultants had described.
Baby M's mum describes their 2015 experience at the link above
Calendar chart of LL attacks for which she was convicted.
Month of Sept 2015 only includes attacks on one child
Nurse Lucy Letby guilty of murdering seven babies on neonatal unit
www.dailymail.co.uk
