But the prosecution expert witness Dewi Evans has changed his view that LL injected air into the baby's stomachs, because he's heard from Dr Shoo Lee that the 30 year old paper on air embolisms is not to be relied on.
And the statistical evidence has been ripped to shreds - there were other baby deaths when LL wasn't there, but not surprisingly she wasn't accused of hurting them.
Baby deaths reduced when LL was taken off ward duty - at the same time the hospital was downgraded so it didn't have such sick babies.
The Royal College criticised the neonatal unit because consultants did ward rounds only twice a week instead of twice a day. In a situation where very sick babies can collapse without warning and need a close eye kept on them how is that safe? Also older experienced nurses had been made redundant to save money.
There were problems with the plumbing and sewage was coming up the sinks. One tap on the neonatal ward was replaced because it was breeding a very dangerous bacteria, but requests from staff to have the other dangerous tap replaced were met with 'it's not in the budget'.
I do wonder what the evidence is that LL is guilty. She was never caught doing anything. She never researched ways to kill babies on her phone or computer, she didn't use just one way, as is usual with serial killers.
I'm afraid that having once believed that LL was guilty, albeit with reservations, because it was all circumstancial, when I heard the statisticians question the 'Lucy did it' statistics I started to have doubts. When I have heard and read about the very doubtful character Dewi Evans, who has NOT ONE peer reviewed paper to his name and a rather questionable part in a death in his own hospital that should not have happened, as well as the 14 unpaid medical experts I am more than ever convinced she is innocent. But don't believe me, do your own research, starting with the press conference and then listen to podcasts from investigative journalist John Sweeney 'Was there ever a Crime?'