I thought it was interesting when the nurse testified that after the death of a child, the staff usually give the parents privacy to grieve. Yet Letby went into the room as the mother bathed her dead child, in what should have been a private moment. The mother later said she felt uncomfortable.
hellogiggles.com
www.businessinsider.com
The consultant yesterday said the suspicions was for LL
The “on purpose“ might actually be the words used by someone who has thought I might have hurt them by accident? suggests she may have been feeling guilty about perceived failings in the care delivered which is fitting with the notes general theme. Low self esteem “not good enough“, I“I don’t deserve to live“ “I am a horrible evil person”. She literally might just be saying the opposite of what she actually believes which does happen and often. If you look at how that note pans out it’s much more emotional and less lucid towards the second phase. Suggesting something other than a lucid and genuine state of mind. That whole note speaks of turmoil and depression rather than someone actually confessing which would be less emotional and much more straightforward. Certainly wouldn’t be preceded by the words “I haven’t done anything wrong“
Given the line being used by the defence I fully expect they will say LL was also convinced it was there by the discussions afterwards.
yes but only after the spike in deaths and collapse. It was noticed that Lucy was the only consistent presence in these otherwise unexplained cases.Nothing at all to do with her character, work standards and general perception by the staff around her. He was the doctor who noticed she was working during these cases. The defence has stated “her presence“ is the only implicative pattern.
Yes I agree I just wanted to clarify yhe consultants suspected LL herself before police called etc
I wish the reporting had made it clear about what stage this was at.
The only reference to a date I've seen is this part
Yes that’s true but IMO speaks of a bias. ”these cases are unexplained so someone must be to blame” rather than the multiple and varied cases may be caused by medical issues. If the police investigation began with doctors reporting suspicious deaths and Lucy being present which was the only link the investigation is already skewed and perhaps pointed away from other explanations. It also follows that most suspicion was aroused after people ”noticed” the unusual skin conditions Which is what has pointed to air embolism as a potential but not proven cause of death and collapse. the unusual skin colour which apparently is under much debate whether or not it was there or even a consistent thing across the cases Might not have been unusual and might not have even been present.
