Who is Lucy Letby? The nurse who murdered babies – in the words of people who’ve met her



Lucy Letby in the words of those who’ve met her. The nurse has been found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others while working as a nurse at the Countess of Chester hospital.

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42 thoughts on “Who is Lucy Letby? The nurse who murdered babies – in the words of people who’ve met her”

  1. Absolutely all the evidence was circumstantial and that bothers me. Just last week a man was released from prison after 17 years for a rape he didn’t commit…all the evidence in his case was circumstantial and yet he was convicted wrongfully and apparently an expert in these types of cases has stated that he believes she was scapegoated. If enough people say she is evil then you start to believe it. I feel uneasy with the conviction and the sentence was strange imo… it was akin to a movie sentence…14 whole life sentences??? Surely one is enough

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  2. One of the best descriptions of a psychopath I have heard is someone who is like an alien who is able to mimic human emotions and behaviors. Lucy Letby certainly fits that bill.

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  3. Hmm. This is a really hard case to crack. I read through the reports. Curcumstantial evidence is strong, yet circumstantial. Maybe neonatal units need cameras. Difficult to know whether she was simply neglegent/incompetant or purposeful?

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  4. Absolutely devastating to see such kind of people with such nefarious design s for innocent people…..She will be punished for sure by Almighty Allah for such barbaric crime ….feel really sorry for the those innocent children & their families… deepest condolences to all of these families…

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  5. Imagine if that was an immigrant and had a brown skin, the government would have changed the rules in immigration for colored brown people coming to the uk. And there would be coverage over coverage in the uk and in all western world. But because she is a white english female there is not much about her. On top of that feminist groups women rights protects her😅

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  6. This is why people are fooled time and time again, they are always willing to whisper spitefully about someone who is odd, unusual or just lives alone or is reclusive, but never a woman with a normal job, normal friends and a normal home.

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  7. But I have read that abusers are attracted to work with the vulnerable eg in the prison service, police, care work, teaching, priesthood, celebrity entertaining, anywhere where they can have access to the vulnerable who either cannot speak for themselves or whom no one would believe.
    What is more vulnerable than a tiny baby in scbu? Even the power to help can be subsumed by the need for approbation.

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  8. We had a comparable case here in Canada several years ago. A nurse named Elizabeth Wettlaufer was ultimately convicted of killing 8 and attempting to kill 6 more. Unlike Letby, her victims were elderly people in nursing homes. Wettlaufer turned herself in, marking another key difference to the Letby case. Wikipedia has a good summary of her case.

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  9. She is a psychopath who's done typical psychopathic things> she is not one of a kind there are hundreds of thousands just like her to say the least

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  10. I don't believe for a second that a nurse would choose to execute 1 in 1000 babies. That rate of attrition is well under what's expected losses.

    Keeping memorabilia of lost loved ones are not trophies (their biased claim). They are tributes to keeping the memories of lost loved ones alive.

    They've deliberately framed every normal thing as evidence against her, with paid for outcome opinions, all circumstantial rubbish.

    A woman in Australia lost four successive children [to a tested congenital disease] is released after spending 20 years in jail.. after being framed for their deaths. – Kathleen folbigg

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  11. What is the point of questions like ”how would you describe these crimes”? Is anyone in the entire world going to say anything other than eg ”horrible”? Even the people who don't think that will say that, because they know it's expected and that it would look weird to not say it.

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  12. Where's the Damn cameras in the hospital?? Especially in the nursery?! Every hospital, must watch all personnel, especially when they work with babies and the most vulnerable!!

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