1 - Why was Lucy Letby found guilty when no one witnessed her tampering with babies? Letby was found guilty despite the absence of any direct evidence from witnesses, forensics, CCTV or post-mortems.

As reported by the BBC, the judge said Letby would be provided with copies of the statements from both the parents and his own remarks. Nurse Lucy Letby Found Guilty of Murdering 7 Infants in ...

Lucy Letby’s parents claimed she was “singled out for punishment” and treated as guilty even before a police investigation ...

ARMED with signs yelling 'no babies were murdered', Lucy ... Letby herself which has led to odd declarations of love, sexual fantasies, themed speed dating - and talk of pilgrimages to her old home.

Nurses, doctors and psychiatrists ask unions to ‘stand with us’ to protect NHS staff from allegations of wrongdoing ...

A bombshell new report has concluded that convicted baby killer Lucy ... said Letby attempted to murder Child A's twin sister by also injecting air into her bloodstream. The panel found no ...

Lucy Letby, 34 ... a previous panel failed to reach a verdict on that count. Letby, who testified that she never harmed a child, was found guilty in Manchester Crown Court last August of most ...

The Countess of Chester baby unit where Lucy Letby worked was an “accident waiting ... A retrial earlier this year found her guilty of the attempted murder of another child, known as Baby ...

Observers have called for Lucy Letby to be released ... explanations for each of Letby's convictions for murder or attempted murder, after the panel found that "in all cases death or injury ...

Letby was found guilty of the ... said he has visited her home town of Chester. He said: ‘The next time I’m in Chester I’d like to visit the street where Lucy lived and walk from there ...

Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT Letby, a 35-year-old nurse from Hereford, is now serving 15 whole-life sentences after being found ... home. One member stated: "I've been in Chester visiting ...

On Monday, Lucy Letby ... continued. Letby's trial may last up to six months, the BBC reported. N.J. Daycare Worker Who Allegedly Drowned Her 2 Kids for 'Religious Purposes' Found Not Guilty ...