lucy said, don t worry, the registrar was coming. she told me to go back to the ward. the baby s mum left him in this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thought their son was in safe hands with nurse letby, but a short time later they were told he was dangerously ill, and they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him. we were taken in, and we were told to talk to him and hold his hand, and then. we had a conversation with the consultant, and they said they were going to stop, because it is not helping, and we want him to die in your arms. 0n the unit, there were typically up
she was the only employee who was present every time there was a suspicious event. dr stephen brearey led the team of seven consultants on the unit who shared joint concerns about letby. he s now speaking publicly about their experience for the first time. it s something that nobody really wants to consider, you know, that a member of staff might be harming the babies under your care. things came to a head when two out of three healthy triplets died within 2a hours of each other injune 2016. afterwards, a meeting was held for staff. lucy letby was there. she was sitting next to me. i spoke to her and said how tired and upset she must be after two days of this, and i hoped that she was going to have a restful weekend. and she turned to me and said, no, i m back on shift tomorrow.
what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for murder, what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for murder, in what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for murder, in this - seven verdicts for murder, in this case, making lucy letby the most prolific child killer of modern times. we have also had six verdicts backed for attempted murder as guilty, six were hung, and two were not guilty. so that goes to show the complexity in this case, that there wasn t a clear narrative. they needed to be a lot of breakdown of exactly what happened at various times. there are some children who there are numerous accounts for one child, and this is because b was accused of attacking children on multiple occasions. if we just take the case of baby g, this child had three attempts on her life, that was what was alleged by the crown, and in two of those cases the jury found nurse letby guilty, but on one of the occasions they found her not guilty. 0n the face of it, it m
Early summer 2015 and a young mum-to-be was admitted to the Countess of Chester Hospital. She had nine weeks to go before her due date, but doctors were worried by high blood pressure.
born prematurely in 2015. their mum was taking milk to them when she heard one of her sons crying loudly. he had blood round his mouth. and lucy was there, but faffing about and not really.not doing anything. lucy said, don t worry, the registrar was coming. and then she told me to go back to the ward. the baby s mum left him in this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thought their son was in safe hands with nurse letby, but a short time later, they were told he was dangerously ill and they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him. we were taken in, and we were told to talk to him and hold his hand. and then. ..we had a conversation with the consultant, and he said, you know what,