UK - Nurse Lucy Letby, murder of babies, 7 Guilty of murder verdicts; 8 Guilty of attempted murder; 2 Not Guilty of attempted; 5 hung re attempted #38
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Lucy Letby arrests: Three managers at hospital where nurse murdered babies are arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter
Three former bosses at the hospital where Lucy Letby murdered babies have been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter, Cheshire Police announced today.
The senior executives, who worked at the Countess of Chester Hospital during the neo-natal nurse's killing spree, were quizzed by detectives yesterday after being invited to attend separate police stations across Cheshire. They have since been bailed.
Their arrests form part of Cheshire Constabulary's ongoing inquiry into corporate manslaughter at the NHS Trust, where Letby murdered seven premature infants and harmed seven more between June 2015 and June 2016.
Letby cops arrest 'negligent' ex-hospital staff
The staff members worked at the Countess of Chester Hospital during the neo-natal nurse's 13-month killing spree.
Hopefully it's them. I'm glad arrests have been made.
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just a quick forethought. i'm wondering if these arrests may have at least some baring on the free letby movement? i can't see this happening if there was doubt.
but wow it was predicted by many and now so long down the line. i hope the families are bolstered by this.
but wow it was predicted by many and now so long down the line. i hope the families are bolstered by this.
Oooooooh
Three ex-bosses of Lucy Letby arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter
All three worked at the Countess of Chester Hospital when the nurse killed babies at its neonatal unit.www.bbc.co.uk
Good
Well, the likes of Phil Hammond are going down this route, but note, he seems to admit there was "deliberate harm", something a lot of Letbyists deny. These arrests are awkward for him and his fellow armchair sleuths, so naturally, he has to try and point the finger at the consultants...
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"He added: “As part of our ongoing enquiries, on Monday 30th June three individuals who were part of the SENIOR LEADERSHIP team at the CoCH in 2015-16, were arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter."
"Mark McDonald, the barrister now representing Letby, handed two large dossiers of new expert reviews to the CCRC earlier this year."
www.theguardian.com
we know them then who could it be if its three?
"Mark McDonald, the barrister now representing Letby, handed two large dossiers of new expert reviews to the CCRC earlier this year."
Three bosses at Lucy Letby hospital arrested on suspicion of manslaughter
Unnamed three from Countess of Chester hospital held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter, police say
we know them then who could it be if its three?
"He added: “As part of our ongoing enquiries, on Monday 30th June three individuals who were part of the SENIOR LEADERSHIP team at the CoCH in 2015-16, were arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter."
"Mark McDonald, the barrister now representing Letby, handed two large dossiers of new expert reviews to the CCRC earlier this year."
Three bosses at Lucy Letby hospital arrested on suspicion of manslaughter
Unnamed three from Countess of Chester hospital held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter, police say
we know them then who could it be if its three?
Possibly Chief Exec ..Medical Director..Nurse Director
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weird to me. its almost like hes saying they were not in the picture but now are. purely due to the arrests. clutching at straws a bit.
Yeah. Hammond and the other Letby defenders have consistently ignored or tried to mitigate the senior management. Why? Because they were defending Letby and were in denial that she was harming and killing babies. Instead, their vitriol is aimed solely at the doctors and consultants who tried to blow the whistle and get Letby investigated.
I think they will take a big rap. JMO but they were clearly in breech of their duties to safeguard patients in addition to threatening and punishing whistleblowers- something that the NHS is trying to shift the culture on.
Whether Letby was guilty of murder or not was never their choice to make, their choice was to listen to whistleblowers and escalate concerns through appropriate channels, rather than a) concern themselves with reputational risk and b) be going for lunch or dinner with the accused…
The attitude on some of the execs has been nothing but dismal since as well - leaving the country, no reflection shown.
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Whether Letby was guilty of murder or not was never their choice to make, their choice was to listen to whistleblowers and escalate concerns through appropriate channels, rather than a) concern themselves with reputational risk and b) be going for lunch or dinner with the accused…
The attitude on some of the execs has been nothing but dismal since as well - leaving the country, no reflection shown.
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It's all thanks to the families pressuring for the inquiry to be made statutory, IMO. I bet they never would have answered questions otherwise. I can imagine them giving 'no comment' interviews to Cheshire Police.
August 2023 -
"In a significant move, ministers upgraded the independent inquiry after criticism from families of the victims that it did not go far enough.
The inquiry, ordered after Letby was found guilty this month, was not initially given full statutory powers.
Health Secretary Steve Barclay said he had listened to the families.
He said he had decided a statutory inquiry led by a judge was the best way forward and "respects the wishes" of the families.
Mr Barclay said the key advantage was the power of compulsion.
"My priority is to ensure the families get the answers they deserve and people are held to account where they need to be," he added."
Lucy Letby: Inquiry given powers to compel witnesses to give evidence
The inquiry is being upgraded to statutory by the health secretary after criticism from her victims' families.
www.bbc.co.uk
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I am not even going to speculate as arrest only but it’s not rocket science.
Good news Tuesday it would seem !
Good news Tuesday it would seem !
"In March,
Detective Superintendent Paul Hughes,
confirmed the corporate manslaughter investigation,
codenamed Operation Duet,
had been widened to include
'the grossly negligent action or inaction of individuals'.
He said
'those identified as suspects had been notified'
but refused to confirm any names."
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one thing i can't remember is if any of the management ever actually addressed the families? At thta point it wouldn't have to be anything incriminating but surely the circumstances would call for acknowledgement in some shape or form? otherwise waiting until now really just makes them look bad/worse.
props to the families still, fxxk this must have been an incredibly taxing and devastating journey for them and still ongoing. gruelling and extremely arduous.
props to the families still, fxxk this must have been an incredibly taxing and devastating journey for them and still ongoing. gruelling and extremely arduous.
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Easy to spot. The ones who wouldn't give a straight answer to inquiry counsel's questions, didn't make proper apologies, and made out everyone else had responsibility but them.
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Wow!Oooooooh
Three ex-bosses of Lucy Letby arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter
All three worked at the Countess of Chester Hospital when the nurse killed babies at its neonatal unit.
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The Letbyists are going to need to tone their noise down as of now due to the sub-judice rules. A case is "active" for those purposes as soon as arrests are made. Publishing comments even on LL's case could, I think, affect these people's potential trials.
Obviously, we need to be mindful of that too.
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He really needs to STHU, quite honestly. His comments are drifting dangerously close to contempt, imo.
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