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Lucy Letby infant murders trial - Guilty verdict (P 13)
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GornikDaze
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Just seen an interview with one of her ‘closest friends’ on BBC News at 6. She said she was the nicest person she’d ever known and that unless she heard from Letby herself, she would never believe she actually was guilty!
She has just opened herself up for whole load of abuse I would imagine. What a bizarre thing to admit to on national television
She has just opened herself up for whole load of abuse I would imagine. What a bizarre thing to admit to on national television
hilts
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Lessons will have to be learnt etc..... blah blah blah
west didsblue
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No one will go near the trust’s former Chief Exec and former medical director. This case is far too big for their roles in this to be brushed under the carpet. They’ll be lucky not to do time for their negligence and lack of taking responsibility once the inquiry is complete.It is five years ago, you can guarantee most will have moved on to jobs in other trusts to avoid any possible internal disciplinary rather than sticking around with a target on their backs.
lust overlord
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Munchausen by proxy maybe?
Who knows?
It's hard enough to know what motivates "normal" folk,without trying to decipher what goes on in the mind of sick weirdos.
Bluemanc100
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The sad thing is that some health care professionals didn’t… The suits covered it up .. They even made the whistle blowers apologise to her in writing for the stress they’d caused…NHS in this country is fucked beyond anything I could imagine......How could they miss this woman
Somebody needs locking up from the management team or HR
stan bowles
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Shocking that she doesn't need to be present when sentencing takes place next Monday.
Bluemanc100
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The people in charge are long gone I believeno resignations?
stan bowles
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Or they'll have retired and now be receiving their very generous NHS pension benefits.It is five years ago, you can guarantee most will have moved on to jobs in other trusts to avoid any possible internal disciplinary rather than sticking around with a target on their backs.