Lucy Letby to her counsellor at the Countess: "I feel as though this must be my fault and maybe I have done something wrong to the babies and blame myself – do you think that's normal?" Why on earth wasn't this correspondence shown to the jury at the first trial? Why wasn't

Crazy, amazing the Sun is covering this but the first time I’ve heard about it.

One small correction to that article in the Sun. It’s said that if Dewi Evans’ evidence is excluded then that’s half the cases. It’s not half the cases it’s all of the cases other than Baby K. All experts were shown his reports first before writing their own. During the motion

Fascinating discussion in the latest Double Jeopardy - The Law and Politics Podcast—among other things, about whether the Court of Appeal would receive the evidence produced by Letby's new team of experts, regardless of the conclusions of her original defence experts. Tim Owen KC: The ultimate test is, is it

Testimony of Dr A, I’m not going to sift through all the references but there are multiple references to the baby being in a ventilator. This whole approach of “well Dr Marnerides says it so it must be true” is incredibly naive. Defence experts are allowed to disagree with Dr

In the case of Baby O, Dr Dewi Evans originally pointed to evidence of "inflicted trauma some time during the early hours of 23 June 2016." Not only was Lucy Letby not on duty, but she hadn't even returned to work following her holiday in Ibiza by this point.

"I was sure Lucy Letby was guilty… then spent weeks poring over evidence & now I’m convinced NO babies were murdered". The Sun's chief features writer explains how his deep dive to debunk the Lucy "truthers" ended in him swapping sides. archive.is/2025.07.11-110…

🔴 NEW by David Conn: "A senior coroner's officer who first reviewed the deaths of babies at the Countess of Chester hospital for Cheshire police in 2017 now believes Lucy Letby has suffered a miscarriage of justice." theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/j…

On Channel 4 News tonight: 2 years after nurse Lucy Letby was told she would die in prison, a Senior Coroner’s Officer, who worked investigating deaths on behalf of the coroner, has spoken out for the 1st time to share concerns about the safety of the convictions, including

Also re Baby O, I’ve said it before but the coincidence required is staggering. The accepted facts are that Dr Brearey inserted a needle too high up *on the wrong side of the baby*. If the defence reports are correct that the liver was lower down due to excessive ventilation

£11 million in legal fees. £585k for Thrilwall’s salary. Just wow. I assume this is in addition to her £241k salary as an appeals court judge. Seems unjustifiably high. Leaving aside the obvious point that she hasn’t really done anything, does the government really need to

There are many things about her behaviour said to be inexplicable if Letby is innocent, but there are several that are inexplicable if she’s guilty.

Just One More Thing? Thekublakhan😏 Richard Gill Sara Lockwood dostum68 Deb Roberts Michael B Ethan M Sarah @k1ng5t0ng4rr1ck Anton Neil Ross TriedByStats And also I noted from the book the massive importance of public pressure to overturn the conviction.

👇 Thread on today's unanimous decision by the Supreme Court to quash the convictions of Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo, and the decision's potential resonance to the Letby case.

Finally. The CoA is the real problem, CCRC is just the fall guy