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Those babies didn't die. Those were not murder accusations but attempted murder. To clarify. Lucy Letby was accused of deliberately administering a high dose o
by YeGoblynQueenne 3y ago
Those babies didn't die. Those were not murder accusations but attempted murder.
To clarify. Lucy Letby was accused of deliberately administering a high dose of insulin to two babies, in an attempt to murder them.
Those two babies were "Child F", and "Child L" for both of which she was charged , and convicted of attempted murder.
My source for this information is this article in "Nursing Times":
https://www.nursingtimes.net/news/children/breaking-lucy-letby-convicted-of-murdering-seven-babies-at-hospital-neonatal-unit-18-08-2023/ https://www.nursingtimes.net/news/children/breaking-lucy-let...
- oxfordmale 3y agoThanks for correcting this mistake. My point is that the judge awarded her a life sentence on each of the cases: "on each of the seven offences of murder, and the seven offences of attempted murder, I sentence you to imprisonment for life." Even if the other cases turn out to be unsafe, she would still be imprisoned for life.