And doctors are life savers. They are incredible. And we heard a lot in the trial about thinking the unthinkable. And, you know, no one wanted to think that this could be possible, as you heard there in the clip from the father. How could a nurse on a ward do Something Like this . And i think, you know, the manipulation, the fact that she altered records, she was clever, she was calculating, and she pulled the wool over the eyes of her colleagues who did not think everfor a minute that she was responsible. You know, it started with her being an association. She was in the room. She was around a lot. And that raised concerns. But, you know, i dont think anyone actually thought a nurse was operating in plain sight on a ward and in fact, using the most innocuous of materials milk, air, saline, to attack and kill the babies that shes looking after. Tell us a little more, caroline, about what we learned about lucy letby during this trial, because, of course, there was focus on her social me
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affected, some of their children are now severely disabled and will be affected for the rest of their lives. so many people affected by this. ., , . ., ., this. that s right. what we are brinuain this. that s right. what we are bringing you this. that s right. what we are bringing you as this. that s right. what we are bringing you as i this. that s right. what we are bringing you as i am this. that s right. what we are bringing you as i am speaking| this. that s right. what we are l bringing you as i am speaking to this. that s right. what we are - bringing you as i am speaking to you this morning, we bring you the detail of these victim impact statements, they are being read out in court. it is worth saying that these families, the children and victims of lucy letby, their identities have all been kept secret, they have all been anonymized, so the statements i am reading you and the details of her reading you and the details of her reading you and the details of her reading
of this trial say that they tried to whistle blow and in fact, their concerns weren t taken seriously, were they? well, they weren t taken seriously, anna, for months. and that is why, obviously, we now know there is going to be an inquiry. and certainly, you know, the parents of baby l and baby m, who we have spoken to, are demanding an inquiry because, you know, what we know is betweenjune and july 2015, three babies died on that unit and they died unexpectedly. and that was the key. and we ve been told by both medics on the ward and also by the police that even in a neonatal unit where babies are fragile and premature and need a lot of care, they you know, they come in and they grow and they go home, unless the doctors are aware of something. and what was the key in this case? it was that it was unexpected. they didn t expect these babies to collapse. and that was the problem.