Concerns Raised Over Lucy Letby Case Evidence

Lucy Letby, a former neonatal nurse, was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others, but a public inquiry has raised concerns about the evidence used in her trial. Experts have pointed out potential statistical misuses and have questioned the integrity of the data presented during her conviction. Additionally, testimonies revealed that Letby may have had access to patient notes and reports connecting her to baby deaths even after being removed from frontline nursing due to suspicions of harm. New evidence suggests that more infants were harmed during her care, including one incident involving insulin poisoning. Letby has consistently maintained her innocence, and her legal team argues that there were significant inconsistencies in the prosecution's case. The inquiry is expected to continue until early next year, scrutinizing how a suspected killer was able to work with vulnerable patients for an extended period.