senior investigating officers in this case from cheshire police. we also heard on the steps here in manchester at the reaction from some of the families who lost children in some of the attempted murders as well. important to say some of those children suffered life changing consequences from the attempts lucy letby made on their lives. now all of the victims in this case have been kept anonymous, not inside the court, but in terms of reporting, they have been referred to as bay ba, bbc, and theirfamilies have also been given identity protection so their parents and also that chilled siblings of the student could try and have some level of privacy for what has been a huge amount of scrutiny and a very high profile trial. so the reaction that we heard was from their family liaison officer. janet moore, the family liaison officer, has been speaking on behalf of the babies families outside court.
as mentioned, we have had information from inside the courtroom that there were gasps in courtroom that there were gasps in court from the babies families. somejurors also court from the babies families. some jurors also appeared upset as they were discharged from service. the prosecution have indicated they want 28 days to consider whether to seek a retrial on the six undecided counts which will relate to poor babies. this trial has been ongoing for many weeks. she was first arrested in 2018? she for many weeks. she was first arrested in 2018? arrested in 2018? she was actually arrested in 2018? she was actually arrested three arrested in 2018? she was actually arrested three times arrested in 2018? she was actually arrested three times in arrested in 2018? she was actually arrested three times in total, - arrested three times in total, because as we were saying, the charges, 22 charges of murder and attempted murder, all related to incidents between june attempted murder, al
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this was shown as part of the prosecution case. it is a handwritten note, scrawled with tiny handwriting, lucy let me post my handwriting. one of the phrases is, i am evil, i did this. she was asked directly about that. she said that if she had written it it was because she felt at the time that if she had done something wrong she must have been an evil, awful person responsible for what had happened to the babies in the case. she responsible for what had happened to the babies in the case. the babies in the case. she was asked about the babies in the case. she was asked about the the babies in the case. she was asked about the impact - the babies in the case. she was asked about the impact of - the babies in the case. she was asked about the impact of a - the babies in the case. she was i asked about the impact of a baby dying on the unit that she worked on. ,, dying on the unit that she worked on, ,, ., , dying on the unit that she worked on. ,, ., , . , dying on the unit that s