Nurse Lucy Letby found guilty of murdering seven babies

Also the justice system can get it wrong or deliberately be perverted like in the case of the Birmingham Six.

This case is not remotely like those miscarriages. You keep wanting to cast doubt. The evidence was clear and concise. She’s absolutely guilty.

Seems like you want to throw doubt based off her denying it and there not being clear video evidence of her killings.

do you believe that she was guilty beyond reasonable doubt?

Absolutely agree. I believe there was a reluctance to look further into it in order to protect the "reputation" of the hospital.

I think that's pretty disgraceful tbh and if it happens with murder of children, it happens with low level things like theft of prescription medication, drug use and people unfit for their roles.

It's a terribly small minority granted. But this is why in this country, I think any health professional, guard, ambulance staff, teacher etc should be drug tested. I'm not saying in this case drugs played a role. But I'm talking on an accountability level.

In fairness, guards are quick to prosecute their own (as they should) and you read headlines of theft or drug use. However I think it's disturbing the only time the public hear about other scandals is through civil employment dealings . For example a nurse stealing drugs. And it only went public because of an employment hearing.

Absolutely no mention of reporting of theft to the guards etc. Which I would expect management to do. To be accountable in their roles as a publicly run organisation.

https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2023/0529/1386268-nurse-with-addiction-issue-loses-challenge-to-dismissal/

These cases show there is some level of accountability at least. However none mention reporting to the police. And I think it's the duty of management to do so.

Even if it's a slap on the wrist, that's fine. But I'm very much against most of these things being kept in house and rarely reported on. When professional standards are an issue and while it's a very small percent, shouldn't be kept under wraps.

I never once mentioned any death penalty proposition.

The poster, kirk has several times tried to imply possible innocence here with Letby, and I was querying it. I was wondering was he in any way comparing the gross miscarriages of the pub bombings to her case.

These types are horrid ... made worse by the fact that someone with everything going for her like her resorts to this ... That said and done I do believe Lucy Letby ... and all that rest of those who resort to the murder of people esp innocents be they like her or those who join ISIS/Al Qaeda and the like ... are a product of the society they come out of in some way ...

What breeds people like these? ... Why does society not recognise people like these? ... What motivates people like these? ... And in the case of LL ... why didn't the hospital/doctors/other nurses notice anything strange about her? ... these are all questions that need an answer ... there is more guilty than LL herself ... clearly something inspired her ... usually it is some warped belief like Charles Manson helped along by either some cult, drugs or both ... in more recent times the radicalisation of young men by Al Qaeda and ISIS comes to mind ... WRT LL we need to know more about what influenced her and what type of evil got into her mind and ... more importantly ... from where so as it can be stopped ...

There are a lot of very dangerous individuals with extreme political and religious views working freely and holding their meetings ... they pitch on the lonely, the insecure, the vulnerable and they turn them into monsters who become killers ... these people deserve to be serving the same prison sentences as those they inspire to carry out the acts ...

If she was in prison since 2018, any idea why she wasn't attacked by other prisoners already?