VERDICT WATCH UK - Nurse Lucy Letby, Faces 22 Charges - 7 Murder/15 Attempted Murder of Babies #29

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  • #721
Fairs fair and that’s all very fair. I can totally see them going with the m charges and then the AM Though. I wish we knew more. Is interesting though, the insulin charges seemed to be the most concrete so why look at those later On in the deliberations?
It is better to be oblivious of some things ;)
 
  • #722
Think I’ll lay off the speculation until more info becomes available.
 
  • #723
Yeh fair points all round really. I was just thinking with the talk about baby f the day before it would seem they are going in chronological order. Unless someone can think of a pattern between the relevant cases?
My theory is that Baby H was a tricky case so they left it till the end and once they discuss the statements the judge read out yesterday, they'll make their final decision on that final case and will be finished later today.

Nobody burst my bubble! ,
 
  • #724
My theory is that Baby H was a tricky case so they left it till the end and once they discuss the statements the judge read out yesterday, they'll make their final decision on that final case and will be finished later today.

Nobody burst my bubble! ,
It was one case with apparent good cause to see potential substandard care but if I remember correctly the only one. You may be right colour, here’s hoping.
 
  • #725
Baby H is a very tricky one I must admit.
 
  • #726
My theory is that Baby H was a tricky case so they left it till the end and once they discuss the statements the judge read out yesterday, they'll make their final decision on that final case and will be finished later today.

Nobody burst my bubble! ,
Wow!
35 hrs, 25 mins???
No shredder?? o_O
 
  • #727
At least the jury are continuing deliberations today. They need to get a wriggle on if I'm going to win.
 
  • #728
Dbm
 
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  • #729
So is it the case then that everyone the jury file back in and LL is brought back up, she thinks she is going to meet her fate but then they just ask another question? She must be getting psyched.
 
  • #730
So is it the case then that everyone the jury file back in and LL is brought back up, she thinks she is going to meet her fate but then they just ask another question? She must be getting psyched.
I’d be very surprised to hear they bought her back up every time the jury came back in to ask a question. Yeh that would be torturous and she’s innocent until proven guilty.
 
  • #731
I’d be very surprised to hear they bought her back up every time the jury came back in to ask a question. Yeh that would be torturous and she’s innocent until proven guilty.
She's not that far away, in the court holding cells. They will know it's a question before everyone is reassembled in court to answer it, and the judge will discuss with the defence and prosecution how the question should be answered, before they call the jury in.
 
  • #732
Bet the cells at court aren't too comfy either. No TV's or family photos. Just a blue rubber Mat to lie on and an aging magnolia wall.
 
  • #733
She's not that far away, in the court holding cells. They will know it's a question before everyone is reassembled in court to answer it, and the judge will discuss with the defence and prosecution how the question should be answered, before they call the jury in.
That's interesting to know. Do you know if the barristers will know if it's a question or verdict beforehand?
 
  • #734
So is it the case then that everyone the jury file back in and LL is brought back up, she thinks she is going to meet her fate but then they just ask another question? She must be getting psyched.
I think they know the nature of the reason why each time. They'd have to, because this isn't just about LL, it's about all the families waiting, too, and the media covering the trial. The families wouldn't be being rushed back to the court for every question, thinking it's a verdict.

MOO
 
  • #735
It's going to be a shock when a verdict finally does come.
 
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Jurors sent home, later start at noon tomorrow (just to drag it out a little bit longer)
 
  • #738
Question if I may for those who've followed the trial, if let's say one murder charge is not guilty is it likely all will be, similarly if one is found to be guilty will all 7 be?
 
  • #739
Question if I may for those who've followed the trial, if let's say one murder charge is not guilty is it likely all will be, similarly if one is found to be guilty will all 7 be?
IMO
Each charge is treated separately.
 
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Question if I may for those who've followed the trial, if let's say one murder charge is not guilty is it likely all will be, similarly if one is found to be guilty will all 7 be?
the jury have been instructed to consider a guilty verdict applicable to other charges ie if you find her g of one charge you may take it into consideration for the other charges.
 
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