She did it inadvertently without thinking apparently and yet, she's proven to have purposely taken her first one home.I don't understand this. She was taking home handover sheets well before any hint of a grievance process or issues on the ward.
She did it inadvertently without thinking apparently and yet, she's proven to have purposely taken her first one home.I don't understand this. She was taking home handover sheets well before any hint of a grievance process or issues on the ward.
I’m just saying she had handover notes spanning her entire time as a nurse, over 250 of them, and 3 are from dates she was found guilty of crimes, from the entire period she was out of control and allegedly attacking patients left, right and centre.All evidence in though, without sectioning it you really not think its strange? Ie no shredder, multiple house moves and presumably she disposed of some stuff before those moves, very deliberately ordering them? Proactively storing under bed etc
On the three from dates on which she did something, why is the date of more importance than the name? Which then tails into the others from babies in the charges.I’m just saying she had handover notes spanning her entire time as a nurse, over 250 of them, and 3 are from dates she was found guilty of crimes, from the entire period she was out of control and allegedly attacking patients left, right and centre.
It’s evidence she hoarded handover sheets. I’m not sure how it supports that she’s a serial killer of babies. If that’s evidence, why wasn’t the royal college report allowed to be evidence, or the grievance procedure allowed to be evidence?
When you say the 250 were stretched over her career...obviously the first one as a student was a single keepsake ..but the rest when did the main collection begin ?I’m just saying she had handover notes spanning her entire time as a nurse, over 250 of them, and 3 are from dates she was found guilty of crimes, from the entire period she was out of control and allegedly attacking patients left, right and centre.
It’s evidence she hoarded handover sheets. I’m not sure how it supports that she’s a serial killer of babies. If that’s evidence, why wasn’t the royal college report allowed to be evidence, or the grievance procedure allowed to be evidence?
She is one twisted chick, that's for sure. Her portrayal of being 'normal' is actually very scary. ...jmoHere's the thing though. If a human being, was mentally and emotionally able to to torture and assault numerous innocent newborn babies, secretly and repeatedly, all while pretending everything was normal, life was good----what kind of human are they?
I think that means they have no compassion, no feelings, no conscience, no humanity, no shame, no love, no shred of decency---they would have to be total sociopaths, psychopaths, totally heartless and cruel.
So in my mind, she does fit the mood of a female serial killer. Truly one of the worst humans of all time, imo.
Newborn babies are the most vulnerable, most innocent beings in the human kingdom. Only the biggest most vile COWARDS would kill random newborns for a thrill.![]()
Not forensic investigations.Maybe the royal college report and the grievance were either found to be irrelevant or not substantial. Obviously babies dying was.
During the trial Nick Johnson said 99 of the handover notes were from her student accommodation.When you say the 250 were stretched over her career...obviously the first one as a student was a single keepsake ..but the rest when did the main collection begin ?
The psychology around her keeping these would be very interesting..it's obvious that she dipped In and out of deciding to keep them ..(bearing in mind it's impossible she accidentally accumulated them and just didn't know how to dispose of them as she claimed)During the trial Nick Johnson said 99 of the handover notes were from her student accommodation.
Doesn't that just make it weirder she kept them? More housemoves and more knowingly keeping them? So whyDuring the trial Nick Johnson said 99 of the handover notes were from her student accommodation.