YouTube video by Stuart Gilham Was Lucy Letby Convicted After Police Misconduct?

Was Lucy Letby Convicted After Police Misconduct? www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7zb...

Former nurse speaks out about failings on Lucy Letby's unit | Nursing Times Read an interview with a former nurse about failings at the Countess of Chester's neonatal unit, some of which predated Lucy Letby's crimes.

Nursing Times report on Lucy Letby hospital:
www.nursingtimes.net/midwifery-an...

YouTube video by Stuart Gilham Sir David Davis Calls Ravi Jayaram Liar & By Extension Perjurer Over Lucy Letby Testimony

Sir David Davis calls For Perjury Investigation Into Ravi Jayaram Over His Lucy Letby Trial Testimony www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdat...

YouTube video by Stuart Gilham Lucy Letby - Dr Evans Back In The Media

Why Lucy Letby prosecution witness Doctor Evans calls for her to be subject to a psychiatric evaluation, is a bit rich considering his background bypassing these professionals. www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sM9...

Ravi Jayaram did not document the skin discoloration in the medical records

In Feb 2025, a shocked nation learned that there was no medical evidence against Lucy Letby.

Just 18 months earlier, the country was united in revulsion. Her guilt was uncontested.

But allegations are now mounting that the truth has been manipulated. For cash. (1/12)

In the new Private Eye out today, MD highlights serious concerns about the media's role in the Lucy Letby case.

How weak evidence, media spin, and police-funded PR helped build the case against Lucy Letby, only in the new Private Eye, out now.

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Letby podcaster in ‘conflict of interest’ row over payments from police Co-host’s production company paid by Cheshire Constabulary for ‘publicity’ and ‘external training courses’

Shock news. It turns out the makers of the notoriously prosecution biased "The Trials of Lucy Letby" podcast have been receiving thousands of pounds in publicity payments from Cheshire Police. www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05...

Investigate Lucy Letby doctor for perjury, David Davis urges police The MP says an email sent by Dr Ravi Jayaram appears to contradict testimony he later gave that helped convict the nurse at her murder trial (pt1) #LucyLetby

Evidence has been uncovered that seems to show that the police paid about 8k to one of the hosts of the Daily Mail Lucy Letby podcast DURING her trial. (Details can be found on 'X'.) The DM Podcast's presentation of the trial influenced public views of the case, and jurors could have seen it.

You usually find out they are some kind of weirdo, probably grew up torturing small animals or had an abnormal sense of grandiosity.

Money. He was caught forging a will.

Is Lucy Letby Innocent? - Motive & Method Tim and Xanthe are join by Professor Neena Modi, who was part of the international panel who looked at the case of Lucy Letby, to discuss the trial, the review and where it goes from here.

One of the most respected neonatologists in the UK Professor Neena Modi interviewed about the Lucy Letby case on the 'Motive and Method' podcast. So far the police have had little to say about a motive other than shocking comments such as "obviously she's an attention seeker" omny.fm/shows/motive...

On June 30 2023, Lucy Letby was in court and in tears hearing her last hope as her defence lawyer finished summing up.

That same day the prosecution were smiling and joking at an embargoed press conference. These images and details have only just emerged. (1/5)

So you have moved from no staffing issues to staffing issues are normal. You could do with reading Eirian Powell's testimony. thirlwall.public-inquiry.uk/wp-content/u... The needle insertion by Dr Brearey on Child O has believably & reliably been described as blind without ultrasound.

Categorically false. The RCPCH report criticised the staffing level on the unit. Eirian Powell wrote a business case asking to hire 10 extra nurses before the police investigation against Lucy Letby started. Not that staffing has anything to do with blind needle insertions.

'Angel of Death' murders: Juror's doubt over guilty verdict Paul Moffitt is the second juror to cast doubt on the 2008 conviction of the nurse Colin Norris for killing four elderly hospital patients

As early as 2015 two Colin Norris jurors said they wouldn't have found him guilty with hindsight - he's been in jail for 10 years since. Since the Lucy Letby trial in 22/23 alone, there's been new research casting further doubts on original evidence. www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/...

New Lucy Letby bombshell: The 10 devastating questions that cast doubt on her conviction as senior MP declares ‘the case against her is in pieces’

The case against Lucy Letby was built on an array of circumstantial evidence – a convincing motive has never been identified.  So, as the Criminal…

Not true. As it stands any nurse who could conceivably have been alone with a patient who has idiopathic hypoglycaemia rolls the dice of being accused of being a poisoner if an immunoassay test is performed.

Sleazebag professional 'expert' witness at the Lucy Letby trial Dr Evans provided the court with a statement accusing her of using a NG tube in a murder attempt. He then went on John Sweeney's podcast and told him "This NG tube had plastic so soft it wouldn't perforate the skin on a rice pudding".

It is easy to understand as a concept, yes. I believe it's very unlikely that is what happened though. I take the experts word for it, that there are more plausible alternatives for the hypoglycaemia.

If endogenous insulin is high then C peptide will also be high. Except it could well be the case that endogenous insulin was low and endogenous C peptide was also low. An example of antibody interference misrepresenting the endogenous insulin level is shown in the table.

The new reports on insulin cite new research which wasn't available at the time of trial.

Just because they have ruled once, doesn't mean they have to make the same decision again, the next time around.

"Mcdonald recruited the panel via social media".

Do you have any proof of that?

By retired consultant do you mean you are Dr John Gibbs by any chance?

Vascular Air Embolism in Neonates: A Literature Review - PubMed Neonatal vascular air embolism is a rare but often fatal condition. The literature comprises mostly case reports and a few dated systematic reviews. Our objective was to review all case reports of neo...

If it's "bollocks" why did it make it's way to peer review and publication?

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39730132/

I thought Dr Lee just asked the other experts if they would be interested?

I don't know much about the other case, Michael Stone I think his name is.

It's the year I was born.

Are you talking about the 88 in my name?