@ClarkeMicah ...but if you must watch it, watch the first half for hilariously dumb commentary from police like, "We needed to ask Lucy Letby questions and the best way to do that... the only way to do that... was to arrest her."
@NadineDorries@netflix I disagree. The police look like a bunch of numpties in this doco. Hughes also tries to rewrite history with the claim they considered legitimate reasons for the baby deaths.
Lucy Letby & The Paediatric Mafia https://t.co/B4FhIrZNzN via @YouTube
Connections between the accusing doctors in the Letby case and the proponents of Munchausen by proxy syndrome
Lucy Letby & The Paediatric Mafia. A brief look at the evidence & allegations that attention seeking by proxy allegations have historically been used as either a 'fixer' diagnosis or to procure subjects for research experiments. https://t.co/QF3V6cOiwp
I was genuinely shocked when LJ Thirlwall chose to ignore a group of highly respected professionals last year after a letter that @PeterElston1 and I wrote to her last year co-signed by many eminent statisticians, scientists and doctors.
The letter we wrote was unprecedented in a case like this. We said clearly:
“We are concerned that the current Terms of Reference may unintentionally deflect from multiple potential causes of neonatal deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital and thus miss the opportunities to draw the correct wider lessons for the NHS.”
We were calling attention to how a flawed premise could lead to flawed outcomes — and continued harm.
But… We were called “noise” and as the inquiry unfolded examining how murders that never happened were allowed to happen, the elephant remained quietly unacknowledged, in the corner.
I’ve since often asked myself: did LJ Thirlwall genuinely believe we would all risk our reputations without cause? Did she think at all about the weight of our concerns? Was she under some sort of pressure we couldn’t see?
And now another possibility presents itself. Or rather… 585,000 of them. And suddenly, some things begin to make sense.
What continues to baffle me is the public indifference. Why aren’t more people alarmed that a judiciary willing to protect itself at all costs is a threat to all of us?
At this point, international exposure is the only way forward. If our government and judiciary insist on maintaining this charade, let’s at least give the rest of the world something to laugh at.
Because the UK isn’t immune to corruption. It’s just more skilled at denying it.
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@WhyFakeNews But, the Draw of Doom? Wasn't he hording paperwork pertaining to babies in his draw at work? He refused to show anyone who asked what was in the draw and blamed Letby. Keeping confidential stuff from his seniors at the hospital signals guilty!
@ClarkeMicah@MailOnline Dr Yoxall might have provided evidence prior to the Shoo Lee conference, but now he can rest easy knowing his concerns will be thoroughly examined. So thoroughly, he may attract criticism that his level 3 unit should be shut down.
Corporate manslaughter charges all round.
@LucyLetbyTrials@sarahknapton Questions: can I comment if I'm not in either country? Can I post comments sent to me, on behalf of people from either country?
@johnsweeneyroar One full file is all they've got after how many years? 70 people plus volunteers were employed on Operation Hummingbird. Waste of time and money.
@Philbean12344 Here you go: https://t.co/P3jZ4lKMmS
Watch on, watch off! Why? Because talking to the camera is fine but in clinical areas, wearing a watch is an infection risk.