Nurse arrested for murdering babies

[SexyGreyFox]

This bloke is the equal of my boss at our Trust and he is gobsmacked that he could turn a blind eye to it.
Everything that comes on our desks is taken very seriously and my boss will turn over every stone.
However as I said before, we have the Stafford Hospital Scandal to look back on so are more aware of this stuff.

Stephen Cross​

Cross, who was the hospital's director of corporate affairs and legal services, has been accused by senior doctors of putting the trust’s reputation above patient safety. He is reported to have said that the police coming in to investigate would be “terrible” for the hospital. The Times said that when a reporter went to the 73-year-old's home in Chester, a family member said: “He has nothing to say.”

 

[Richie]

She's going for an appeal...

Lucy Letby to appeal against baby murder convictions

 

[bingham67]

Can't see her getting off but stranger things have happened.

 

[ttaskmaster]

I was fully expecting her to get shanked in prison, and then found utterly innocent 20 years after her demise.

 

[Pawnless Endgame]

Lucy Letby denying accountability (by appealing) is the worst insult for the families involved.

 

[neocon]

I was fully expecting her to get shanked in prison, and then found utterly innocent 20 years after her demise.

Are there shankings in female prisons? Probably very different to any male prison in the UK.

 

[builder22]

did you never watch Cell Block H!

 

[inogen]

I was fully expecting her to get shanked in prison, and then found utterly innocent 20 years after her demise.

I know relatively nothing about the case, and have not followed it at all. So my opinion is essentially worthless.

But my gut feeling since about it is that she was innocent, but guilty of covering something up, is a bit odd, and would be found guilty of something way more than she actually did, would get shanked and somewhat forgotten.

Just seems like what she's ben accused of is way more than someone should be able to get away with without someone else spotting it.

 

[inogen]

Are there shankings in female prisons? Probably very different to any male prison in the UK.

Are you ****ing kidding? How many women do you know?

In case you ever get the choice, go in a male prison. Always go male. Toilets, prisons. Reincarnation. Pensions. etc, etc.

 

[ttaskmaster]

Are there shankings in female prisons? Probably very different to any male prison in the UK.

Female jails are more violent - insidetime & insideinformation

Women’s prisons have become much more violent than men’s prisons, according to the latest figures from the Ministry of Justice. The rate of assaults in female jails rose by 21 per cent last year to stand at 419 per 1,000 prisoners, which was 65 per cent higher than in male jails. Last year, the...

insidetime.org

There's also this, which gives death stats in female prisons. Male prisons (link on that page) have a higher number of non-suicide deaths, but male prisoners also account for 96% of the UK's inmate population.

Deaths in women’s prisons

Below is a breakdown of deaths in women’s prisons in England and Wales by calendar year (January-December) since 2013. Figures for the current calendar year and for 2021-2020 may be incomplete as they are based on INQUEST casework and monitoring. The data for previous calendar years are derived...

www.inquest.org.uk

 

[One More Solo]

I know relatively nothing about the case, and have not followed it at all. So my opinion is essentially worthless.

But my gut feeling since about it is that she was innocent, but guilty of covering something up, is a bit odd, and would be found guilty of something way more than she actually did, would get shanked and somewhat forgotten.

Just seems like what she's ben accused of is way more than someone should be able to get away with without someone else spotting it.

Several people had spotted it and were ignored.

 

[inogen]

Several people had spotted it and were ignored.

yeah, again. It’s all a bit odd.

 

[One More Solo]

yeah, again. It’s all a bit odd.

How?

 

[Fubsy]

Expecting some crap like, "why didnt the babies speak up?!".

Of course she did it..if not her, who? It's not like this happens naturally. Or is she hexed or a witch or something. There's an idea, let her off, but she has to go through a witch trial....

 

[Bluecube]

I know relatively nothing about the case, and have not followed it at all. So my opinion is essentially worthless.

But my gut feeling since about it is that she was innocent, but guilty of covering something up, is a bit odd, and would be found guilty of something way more than she actually did, would get shanked and somewhat forgotten.

Just seems like what she's ben accused of is way more than someone should be able to get away with without someone else spotting it.

If by your own admission you know nothing about the case then, yes, your opinion is worthless. Spouting on about something being “odd” while knowing zilch is a waste of time

 

[Destination]

Lucy Letby denying accountability (by appealing) is the worst insult for the families involved.

I wonder on what grounds her legal team will make their money by appealing? You can't simply appeal because you didn't like the result, there has to be some legal basis to the appeal. Has any news outlet or her defence team stated one?

 

[ANDREW GREEN]

Lucy Letby denying accountability (by appealing) is the worst insult for the families involved.

Hopefully it gets denied

 

[SexyGreyFox]

I know relatively nothing about the case, and have not followed it at all. So my opinion is essentially worthless.

But my gut feeling since about it is that she was innocent, but guilty of covering something up, is a bit odd, and would be found guilty of something way more than she actually did, would get shanked and somewhat forgotten.

Just seems like what she's ben accused of is way more than someone should be able to get away with without someone else spotting it.

You say you know nothing and then come out with nonsense
She was reported several times, her accusers were made to apologise to her.
All the medical records and her attendance point to only one person.
She also took medical records home of the babies and she stalked the parents on social media.
She wrote notes saying she did it.

 

[SexyGreyFox]

BBC News, she's got to stand retrial again next year

Child serial killer Lucy Letby to face retrial over attempted murder charge

The former nurse will stand trial next year on one count of the attempted murder of a baby girl.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Chris Wilson]

Cheshire Constabulary have launched a corporate manslaughter investigation at The Countess of Chester hospital. Hopefully it progresses better than most efforts by that constabulary!