Alex Cutter

Truth, justice and the freedom to wear shorts in winter without judgement. Lucy Letby is innocent. All views my own.

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

Something Mark McDonald said that has stayed with me. He said that the pictures we see of Lucy in happier times, enjoying life, he said "I'm not sure I've ever met that person, I'm not sure if she still exists." @ccrcupdate this woman has suffered long enough. #FreeLucyLetbyNow

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

@HenryTudorStan @GuerrillaCarl @JabesAllowed Can't agree more! Jabe's contribution throughout this has been inestimable.

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

@benshep20 @KateClanchy1 @LucyLetbyTrials @mike64741 @theglidofglude @RachelMaddiso15 @MySweetLandlord @oh_biscuits_ @NeilRos55889793 @NickBarberX Your adolescent intellect succinctly encapsulated in one meme.
If you smell what I'm cookin'.
All the best, Ben.

[The Lucy Letby Witch Hunt 🦋 @LetbyWitchHunt]

Why did this neonatal death at Singleton Hospital in 2008 take 7yrs to have a coroner review? Why was he sent home without antibiotics? #dewievans

https://t.co/vFXjEKdKB5

#LucyLetby #justiceforlucyletby

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

John Sweeney speaks about Lucy Letby from... https://t.co/7yaBclgKom

https://t.co/uYlbJqXt3t

[The Jالی Contrarian @ContrarianJolly]

The “innocence” case does not depend on conspiracy: all it requires is perfectly normal, everyday, common-or-garden mediocrity and incompetence.
To the contrary, the guilt case does: it paints Ms. Letby as a master puppeteer, orchestrating a vast array of unsuspecting dupes:

[Debbie Kennett 🧬🌳 @DebbieKennett]

The government is to introduce legislation to remove privileges from convicted killers who refuse to attend their sentencing. Lucy Letby's name is strangely absent from the press release despite her case being the trigger for new legislation. 1/2 https://t.co/9fkTenqMJl

[Sherm @IamTheSherm]

@Sammyjo1954 @RPattTheSun How do you, a layperson with no medical knowledge at all, tell the difference between the "doctors who don't know a fuck what they're talking about" and the "SPECIALIST DOCTORS"? And why would the latter rely upon the work of the former during the trial?

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

@benshep20 @KateClanchy1 @LucyLetbyTrials @mike64741 @theglidofglude @RachelMaddiso15 @MySweetLandlord @oh_biscuits_ @NeilRos55889793 @NickBarberX Don't make Marty laugh.

[Sunraged, Thane of Liverpool @Sunraged]

Be off with you, foul troll.

Nothing more than sealioning blowhardery with such cowardice and rigid attachment to "de legul prossess, innit"; it just sounds like a bunch of devout estoppelites.

Nobody is debating the legal process other than you, and however many alt/fake accounts are attached to this. My advice would be to debate the validity of the actual alternative explanations, or sod off to some other "debated true crime case".

Conspiracy theories are only conspiracy theories until they're proven to be true. For example:

1. Watergate's Cover-up Reached President Nixon
2. Tuskegee Researchers Withheld Syphilis Treatment
3. Tobacco Companies Concealed Smoking's Dangers
4. Project MKUltra Used Unwitting Human Subjects
5. COINTELPRO Targeted Civil Rights and Anti-war Groups
6. Operation Northwoods Proposed False Pretexts for War
7. Operation Paperclip Recruited German Scientists
8. The CIA Maintained Secret Media Relationships
9. Misleading Incubator Testimony Helped Sell the Gulf War
10. Iran-Contra Concealed Arms Sales and Rebel Funding
11. The NSA Collected Americans' Phone Records in Bulk
What Makes a Conspiracy “Proved True”?

If such outlandish conspiracy theories such as the above can turn out to be true, then what about more domestic "cover-ups" that saw people branded conspiracy theorists? For example:

1. The Post Office Horizon scandal
2. Hillsborough
3. The contaminated blood scandal of the 70's and 80's
4. The "spy cops" scandal
5. Historical Westminster Abuse & The Missing Dossiers

As for "de eveedunce iz eveedunce, innit", in 10 years, approximately 60 murder convictions were referred to the CCRC, with up to 70% of those referrals resulting in the overturning of the conviction.

Conspiracy theorists, my arse, Trolletta.

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

@Sunraged @sergeantdixie @LucyLetbyFOI @HenryTudorStan @Seagreen2707 @nickwniko89 @Hermelientje2 @Oversig58651516 @legalmarkmc @Thirlwall_Inq @RexvsLucyLetby @LetbyWitchHunt @Voice4theDead @doctorcaldwell @drphilhammond

[Christopher Morris @CPMorris1234]

In this video, I begin to examine the court contributions of Dr Andreas Marnerides.

Lucy Letby: Doctor's Extraordinary Court Testimony:

https://t.co/UmN94Y6tpM

#LucyLetby #LucyLetbyInnocent

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

@LucyLetbyTrials @mellycatslave @mike64741 @theglidofglude @benshep20 @RachelMaddiso15 @MySweetLandlord @oh_biscuits_ @NeilRos55889793 @NickBarberX We don't know for sure, but the fact that the police originally balked due to there being no evidence, I would say almost certainly Jayaram's account on Baby K was what convinced the police to launch an investigation.

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

@benshep20 @KateClanchy1 @LucyLetbyTrials @mike64741 @theglidofglude @RachelMaddiso15 @MySweetLandlord @oh_biscuits_ @NeilRos55889793 @NickBarberX Ben calling Cleuci a wannabe is akin to Uwe Boll calling Martin Scorsese a shit filmmaker.

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

@The_Big_Chifa_ Mindhunter

[The Trials of Lucy Letby @LucyLetbyTrials]

@mike64741 @theglidofglude @AlexCutter86 @benshep20 @RachelMaddiso15 @MySweetLandlord @oh_biscuits_ @NeilRos55889793 @NickBarberX No, it wasn't. Thirlwall had the email, and buried it. She never made it public. Her lawyers never questioned Jayaram about it.

The only reason the public knows about the email is because David Rose and myself revealed its existence in this article: https://t.co/2xLRUWYTxE

[The Trials of Lucy Letby @LucyLetbyTrials]

@mellycatslave @mike64741 @theglidofglude @AlexCutter86 @benshep20 @RachelMaddiso15 @MySweetLandlord @oh_biscuits_ @NeilRos55889793 @NickBarberX Yes, Lady Justice Thirlwall was straightforwardly dishonest in her characterisation of Jayaram's email, falsely insinuating that the jury at Lucy Letby's trial were aware of it.

Thirlwall, a Court of Appeal judge, put her name to this act of dishonesty.

https://t.co/jQcOZhYLeT

[The Trials of Lucy Letby @LucyLetbyTrials]

A point of correction: the Thirlwall Inquiry did not reveal the damning email by Dr Jayaram, which completely contradicted the evidence he gave on the stand.

On the contrary: the Thirlwall Inquiry sat on the email. They kept schtum about it. They won't even clarify if they became aware of the email *before* or *after* Lucy Letby's retrial.

In other words, the Thirlwall Inquiry cannot even bring itself to let the public know whether or not it sat on exculpatory evidence ahead of a freaking trial.

[Rob Pattinson @RPattTheSun]

We are now ready to start sharing more on our investigation into air embolism - and whether it can really be relied on as the way #lucyletby murdered seven babies. More follows tonight.

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

@HenryTudorStan @NickBarberX @ContrarianJolly @DebRoberts22249 https://t.co/mWk19lxLan

[Alex Cutter @AlexCutter86]

@NickBarberX @IamTheSherm There is literally an NHS scheme for nurses & midwives called "Back To The Floor" which is an idiom used for nurses & midwives to return to frontline care.
"The floor" then, I would argue appears to be common vernacular amongst the profession. (1/2)

https://t.co/dUceGhaC8M

[Henry Tudor Stan Account @HenryTudorStan]

@AlexCutter86 @benshep20 @mike64741 @MySweetLandlord @oh_biscuits_ @Overlordmainst1 @theglidofglude @NeilRos55889793 @NickBarberX I'm sick and tired of this "jury/court said this so they must be right"

I don't give a fuck what they think when:
1. We have access to all the information they had
2. We know things now that they did not know
3. Ultimately a jury is 12 random people. It's not God.