e, baby b, some of them related to each other, cases of twins and triplets, these were babies who were already in a physically difficult condition, that is why they were being cared for at the neonatal unit. thejury has heard over the last nine months evidence of these children in some cases being in a reasonably healthy condition on the medical notes, they would be descriptions of children being as well as could be expected and then in so many cases these sudden collapses, sudden crashes in medical terms, when babies who seemed to be doing reasonably well would suddenly experience problems with their breathing, heartbeat for example. this became apparent that as this was happening, lucy letby, the nurse was happening, lucy letby, the nurse was the common factor in these deaths. she was the one who was on the ward. the countess of hospital,
constabulary who investigated lucy letby but also from the crown prosecution service who putted this case together. the countess of chester hospital also, we would expect in the next few hours to have some sort of statement from them as well. one of the key points of this case, certainly lucy letby s defence team were talking about, was feelings and care at the hospital when they were having to rebut the allegations that lucy letby had murdered or attempted to murder these children, davies repeatedly suggestions of inadequate care in the hospital. it may be something that the countess of chester hospital will be responding to, but also how a nurse, somebody who was trained and registered, experienced, someone who was in a position of responsibility and care for the lives of these babies could be allowed to murder them on this ward in her care. those numbers make lucy
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