During the ongoing Thirlwall Inquiry, several mothers of babies murdered by nurse Lucy Letby expressed their anguish and demanded accountability from the Countess of Chester Hospital. One mother recounted the shocking moment she discovered her premature baby, Baby E, in distress with blood around his mouth, shortly before his death. Another mother of Child D described her struggle for answers and the hospital's dismissive attitude following her daughter's murder, while a mother of Child C revealed that she was left in the dark about the investigation until police contacted her about Letby's arrest. These testimonies highlight a series of systemic failures in the hospital, as families seek apologies and acknowledgment of the trauma they have endured due to Letby's actions. As Letby serves a whole life sentence for her crimes, the inquiry aims to uncover lessons learned to prevent such tragedies in the future.