Hospital nurse scandal! murdered babies

An investigation was launched into the deaths of many premature babies during the days when Letby, who worked as a newborn nurse at the Countess of Chester Hospital in England, was on call at the hospital in 2015-2016.

The jury today returned its verdict in the case of Letby, who was detained and questioned three times in 2018, 2019 and 2020 as part of the investigation.

The jury found Letby guilty of 14 of a total of 22 crimes, including the death of 7 babies, 5 boys and 2 girls, as well as child abuse and attempted murder.

Following the verdict, relatives of the babies who lost their lives in Manchester and Letby’s courtroom could not contain their tears.

While the jury found Letby not guilty on two counts of attempted murder, it was unable to decide on six other counts.

“INNOVATIVE SUBSTANCES LIKE MILK MADE FATAL”

Prosecutor Pascale Jones told reporters outside the court after the jury’s decision: “The people he worked with didn’t know there was a murderer among them. He did everything he could to hide his crimes,” he said.

“Innocent substances like milk or drugs like insulin were deadly in their hands.” “He dedicated himself to learning how to hurt, cause pain and kill with substances in his hands,” Jones said. saying.

Claiming that Letby shows false compassion for families, Jones said: “She hurt babies and their families where they should be safest. Her parents were subjected to her sick curiosity and false affection from her. Many families have gone back to having empty nurseries at home. The surviving babies live with the lasting consequences of the Letby attack.” she used her statements.

The verdict hearing on the former nurse will take place again in Manchester on Monday 21 August. According to experts who spoke to the British media, Letby will most likely be sentenced to life imprisonment and will serve her sentence in the high-security Low Newton prison, where most of the dangerous prisoners are housed.

Separately, after other families filed complaints following today’s jury verdict, Cheshire County Police, with which Chester is affiliated, announced they will look at records of all the years Letby worked.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Letby, who started working at Chester hospital in 2011, was hospitalized in late 2016 due to the increase in child deaths during his days on duty in 2015-2016, and an investigation was launched in 2017.

As part of the investigation, in which the names of the babies and their families were kept secret, it was determined that the children who died were injected with air and insulin or died from overfeeding.

The mother of premature twins, named Child L and Child M, who testified in court, stated that both children needed urgent intervention within hours of each other, saying: “Letby was very calm and cold-blooded. From that point on, her whole demeanor changed from her and she started acting really mad at us. She was thinking: ‘she couldn’t kill your children. she had used the words.

Two children survived, but child M suffered brain damage.

Another newborn nurse said in her statement: “When the alarms started going off, ‘Is Lucy working today?’ we asked each other.” he said.

It was also revealed within the scope of the investigation that Letby continued to work in the same position for a further 1 year despite concerns being reported by the other hospital employees in 2015, and was assigned to clerical duties in 2016. (BRITISH AUTOMOBILE CLUB )