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originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: AlienBorg
Did you watch either of the videos I mentioned?
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Itisnowagain
The prosecution was able to present evidence of Letby using various methods to attack babies, including: the injection of air and insulin into their bloodstream; the infusion of air into their gastrointestinal tract; force feeding an overdose of milk or fluids; impact-type trauma.
The prosecution said notes found in Lucy's bedroom amounted to confessions of guilt, rather than the outpourings of a woman in "distress". Officers raiding Letby's bedroom also found some 257 confidential hospital documents, including handover and resuscitation sheets and blood gas readings, hidden away in bags.
No real doubt about the fact that she was responsible for the death of those poor wee souls.
The real question that remains unanswered is why she chose to do such a thing?
Its up to each of us to weigh up the evidence available and formulate our own opinion free from any preconceived viewpoint or bias.
Why doesn't youtube list anything about Lucy Letby being innocent when you do a search (is Lucy Letby innocent?)?
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Itisnowagain
Why doesn't youtube list anything about Lucy Letby being innocent when you do a search (is Lucy Letby innocent?)?
Maybe YouTube is choosing to disregard or refuse to host the nonsense down to the fact that it might be rather upsetting to the parents of her victims may be one possible answer i suppose, but don't hold me to it.
'I am evil'
One, a green Post-It note found inside a 2016 diary, contained what appeared to look like a confession: "I AM EVIL I DID THIS." On the same note, Letby wrote: "I killed them on purpose because I'm not good enough."
Its just so hard to accept she could do such a thing.
originally posted by: andy06shake
Rather than videos posted on social media that pander to the innocence of someone clearly disturbed, who chooses to kill kids, mostly created by people with their own possible mental health issues to contend with.
Good afternoon, I'm Norman Fenton, and I'm here with Dr. Scott McLachlan. Scott completed his PhD on the topic of learning health systems under my supervision in 2009, at Queen Mary University of London, and he's been following this case for a while now, and is especially well-qualified to comment on it. That's because, in addition to his PhD, he not only originally qualified as a nurse, but also has several legal degrees. And he's currently a lecturer in Digital Technologies for Health in the Division of Applied Technologies for Clinical Care with the faculty of Nursing at King's College.