if jane hattan is so clueless why did the police contact her in the first place and there is also the matter of failing to disclose it to the defence
if jane hattan is so clueless why did the police contact her in the first place and there is also the matter of failing to disclose it to the defence
The prosecution led no expert evidence of the statistical probability of coincidence of Letby being on duty during all the deaths and collapses she was charged with.but that is highly relvant
<modsnip - rude, personalizing>if jane hattan is so clueless why did the police contact her in the first place and there is also the matter of failing to disclose it to the defence
This document came out in 2013 and is still in use today section 3.5.6 tells you to refer to your LADO any concerns about other staff members and safeguarding of children- they are employed by all local councils, it’s not a new thing and it’s impartial- they also involve the police if they deem it necessaryIn fairness have worked with children in medical settings for 18 years and not heard of this - would go through safeguarding for the trust. n=1 ofc!
Sorry scroll to the section operation hummingbird- although it is all worth a read as it goes through the various internal investigations that happened as wellyou need to post a page reference, big document.
I think there was a culmination of poor sanitation, poor note keeping, failures to want to know answers to deaths through post mortems for fear of it coming back on themselves, poor staffing ratios and people being overworked- and I wish this had all been looked into prior to the trial. If you could have removed any single one of those general failures it would have made for a more secure conviction.Yes you are correct. I was thinking of the email they sent to the police once the investigation had been opened.
I'm curious- what do you think happened at the CoCh from 2015 to 2017? Not what should the consultants have done but what do you think happened that explains both the collapses and everyone's behavior?
I wouldn’t go as far as perjury- more that they acted confident in their recollections, where others were more honest , a lot of time had passed and as was once said by a man we all know - recollections may varyso there ethere perjures or accomplices after the fact doesn't look very good ethere way
This is one of the ridiculous fallacies that just about everyone - the media included - constantly repeats about this case. It is implied time and time again that one of the main pieces of evidence against her was the "statistical" probability that she did it (or vice-versa) given how often she was present.The prosecution led no expert evidence of the statistical probability of coincidence of Letby being on duty during all the deaths and collapses she was charged with.
They proved she was present at them all, full stop. Therefore statistical probability had no relevance to the case.
That simply isn't true. There was plenty of documented evidence that they raised their concerns well before the police investigation started.Why do I keep going back to the fact that other referral avenues were available to the doctors?
They are professionals and in court they testified that they had these suspicions from much earlier on and it was the trust blocking them, but I’m not sure they did. I think they had retrospective concerns as did the trust.
They don’t seem to present much evidence of action, and once the trust were alerted they seemed to move quite quickly. This is from reading the inquiry documents and is a complete turn around for me from following the trial where I believed the doctors weren’t listened to.
I would really appreciate you sharing what they did as I have read almost all the inquiry documents now as well as following the trial- they sent an email to the trust 27 June 2016, 6 July 2016 the unit was downgraded and in May 2017 they were asked to speak to the police (and send their evidence via email) after the trust reported LL to them- if you have documents to evidence other action prior to the email to the trust (which was acted on a couple of weeks later) please share as I realise that was what was suggested throughout the trial via the press- but we now have numerous official documents stating the opposite (all shared previously with comments relating to each one)That simply isn't true. There was plenty of documented evidence that they raised their concerns well before the police investigation started.
You seem to be implying that these doctors are guilty of conspiracy to commit perjury.
I think there was a culmination of poor sanitation, poor note keeping, failures to want to know answers to deaths through post mortems for fear of it coming back on themselves, poor staffing ratios and people being overworked- and I wish this had all been looked into prior to the trial. If you could have removed any single one of those general failures it would have made for a more secure conviction.
How do you disregard the statistics so easily? Nobody is saying the prosecution spent a day outlining statistical arguments (the ridiculous shift chart aside).This is one of the ridiculous fallacies that just about everyone - the media included - constantly repeats about this case. It is implied time and time again that one of the main pieces of evidence against her was the "statistical" probability that she did it (or vice-versa) given how often she was present.
The prosecution never once made that assertion nor did they imply it.
It's the same as ...suspicions were raised after a rise in deaths was noticed... which implies it was after the fact - complete rubbish.
What was ridiculous about the shift chart?How do you disregard the statistics so easily? Nobody is saying the prosecution spent a day outlining statistical arguments (the ridiculous shift chart aside).
Its only purpose was to show Letby was present at each of the events she was being charged for (minus the one where it transpired she was not on shift). Which we didn’t really need a chart for.What was ridiculous about the shift chart?