GUILTY 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

[JosieJo]

Except they aren’t in the NHS- but well
done for creating a false narrative on the forum.

They are created by the unit and altered and deleted daily...it would not be possible to print them off in retrospect

 

[JosieJo]

They are created by the unit and altered and deleted daily...it would not be possible to print them off in retrospect

I'm also always amazed at why people come up with "reasons" for things that perfectly capable defendants don't. If she had collected them for her grievance or defence etc she would have said so

 

[Sweeper2000]

I dont understand the fuss about the garden being dug up. Its a trivial matter unless one is trying to paint the whole investigation as drastically ott. Which it wasn't. You would leave no stone unturned if babies are dying in ways that defy normal explanation.

 

[Sweeper2000]

I'm also always amazed at why people come up with "reasons" for things that perfectly capable defendants don't. If she had collected them for her grievance or defence etc she would have said so

Yep I think this individuals dishonesty can be noted soundly. Here's an article that points out her inconsistencies when it comes to her police interviews and I think I remember people noting them during the trial which is commendable sleuthing imo. Not to mention the air embolism issue which was one of the first and then the handovers. Many more besides.

Lucy Letby's texts to friends after baby died while she was on duty

A new Netflix documentary shows text messages the former nurse sent to colleagues after a baby died while she was working at Countess of Chester Hospital

www.examinerlive.co.uk

 

[Sweeper2000]

I might have just thought of one thing that doesn't make sense and may be suggestive of her bs. In that first clip we all saw of her saying "we all noticed as a team there was an increase" or something like that. Wouldn't that make very certain things more memorable? You wouldn't really forget them would you? As noted before its also a dispersionary way of saying it, " we noticed as a team but me specifically I don't remember much". It's weird the secondaries ie the team are a lesser part to her pov. I know she also said she remembered some but I think that's what's called "breadcrumbing" its where you don't put forth a straight out denial in totality but present as remembering enough to present as having a plausible account of things.

On a different but equally important subject I am wondering why the coch after acceptance that something was indeed wrong that took far far too long didn't get her account of these events whilst her memory was supposedly "fresh". One can only wonder what she would have said and she couldn't deny remembering it then. Might not be within the guidelines ie legal but it would be interesting.

 

[mummyshark]

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If this baby was born the day after Ravi’s supernatural experience, that means they were born on 18 Feb. Mother’s Day would have been 6 March, so about half way through the baby’s stay. The baby wasn’t ventilated, because the parents specifically speak of a “mask”. If this is not an intubated baby, as it very clearly isn’t, then removal of the oxygen delivery by the nurses will be happening very frequently.

And if there was anything in it, I’m sure Dewi Evans would have been all over it.

Can you explain how you know the oxygen would have been removed "very frequently"? My daughter was ventilated, then on CPAP, then Vapotherm (nasal prongs). I sat next to her incubator for 14 hours every day and the only time they removed her from oxygen was to medically wean her off of it for a set and planned period of time. I never saw them remove the nasal prongs to clean them. In fact, she had a piece of thick tape on each cheek to hold the Vapotherm in place. An NG tube can remain in situ for 4 days before being replaced, that was also never removed to be cleaned. This is, of course, only my first hand experience. Could you provide your evidence to the contrary?