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Experts Challenge Conviction of Nurse Lucy Letby, Claiming No Evidence of Murders

A panel of 14 neonatal experts stated there is 'no evidence' that Lucy Letby murdered any babies, concluding deaths were due to natural causes or poor medical care, not air embolisms or murder.
Dr. Shoo Lee, a co-author of a cited paper, claimed the medical evidence used against Letby was falsely applied and stated, 'We did not find any murders'.
Letby's lawyer, Mark McDonald, argued that the medical evidence against her has been 'demolished,' indicating her conviction may be unsafe.
A mother of one alleged victim criticized the press conference defending Letby, stating it was 'misleading' and that families already know the truth about the events at the hospital.

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Lucy Letby was convicted of killing babies. Now, some experts doubt she did it

She faced an initial 10 month trial before being found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill others but these experts say the medical evidence suggests none of the babies were murdered.

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A panel of experts questions the conviction of Nurse Lucy Letby for killing seven babies

Death nurse, author of the cruelest serial killing of babies in England? The most serious miscarriage of justice in decades in the field of public health...

1 month ago·Madrid, Spain

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New report by panel of experts claims killer nurse Lucy Letby is innocent

close Video The moment nurse Lucy Letby is arrested by UK police in 2018 Letby was found guilty of murdering seven babies at a hospital where she worked, making her the U.K.’s most prolific child serial killer (Video: Cheshire Police) Join Fox News for access to this content Plus special access to select articles and other premium content with your account – free of charge. By entering your email and pushing continue, you are agreeing to Fox …

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