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Have you met Lucy Letby ?

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brightonchicka · 17/08/2025 12:26

Just curious - watched documentary and i am convinced of her guilt and intrigued by her apparent wolf in sheeps clothing demeanour - Just wondering if anyone HAS met her /encountered her and what she is like ?!

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brightonchicka · 17/08/2025 13:18

@FanofLeaves isnt it crazy how they had full careers without it coming out … just whispers !

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MuddyPawsIndoors · 17/08/2025 13:18

JeffreyCombs · 17/08/2025 13:15

You never know these days.....

Well yes, you mostly do.

Especially with a reply like that, which made it pretty crystal clear it was a joke 🙄

SomewhatDissatisfied · 17/08/2025 13:19

JeffreyCombs · 17/08/2025 13:15

You never know these days.....

You do. Really. You absolutely do know.

User505351 · 17/08/2025 13:19

I'll bite.

I met her a few times through a friend who worked in the same hospital. Different department. I thought she was just a normal person. We talked at a table in a pub about reality tv shows, the weather, holidays.Took her turn at buying the drinks. She didn't say anything about her job, didn't talk about crime or murder. Just an ordinary friend of a friend.

OhHellolittleone · 17/08/2025 13:19

HoskinsChoice · 17/08/2025 12:45

Have you considered that the parents/relatives of the babies that died might be reading this? Take your weirdo ghoulish fascination out of the public domain.

I can’t say I agree with it but the world is full of documentaries and podcast etc about murderers and serial killers. So many people seem to be interested in true crime. Not sure now this is any different.

JeffreyCombs · 17/08/2025 13:19

SomewhatDissatisfied · 17/08/2025 13:17

I see humour isn’t one of your strong points. 🙄

I have humour, but that wasn't that funny.

Flatulence · 17/08/2025 13:20

No, but I met Harold Shipman on a few occasions (he lived near me and this was pre everyone finding out he murdered over 200 people but this was mid-murder spree). He seemed perfectly normal. His kids and wife were a bit weird (not creepy just a bit, well, odd - but so are lots of people) but he seemed all right. He was GP to a few friends of mine and their parents and they all adored him and thought he was a brilliant GP.

A serial killer doesn't need to look evil. And someone who "looks" evil (whatever that looks like) might be perfectly lovely.

JeffreyCombs · 17/08/2025 13:20

MuddyPawsIndoors · 17/08/2025 13:18

Well yes, you mostly do.

Especially with a reply like that, which made it pretty crystal clear it was a joke 🙄

Not been on mn long then have you?

There are all kinds of people who make shit up and swear blind its true, I would share but its against the rules to troll hunt

PhilippaGeorgiou · 17/08/2025 13:20

clotheslinefiasco · 17/08/2025 12:54

@PhilippaGeorgiou really?

How interesting.

Where did you meet these people?

Jimmy Saville - at a friends fathers 80th birthday party (big family do, they were slightly related to him)
The other two - HMP Durham!

theunbreakablecleopatrajones · 17/08/2025 13:21

JeffreyCombs · 17/08/2025 13:11

Oh aye?

So before she was (in)famous, your friend pointed her out..... ok

She’s joking.

SomewhatDissatisfied · 17/08/2025 13:23

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FanofLeaves · 17/08/2025 13:24

Well if serial killers went round ‘being evil’ all the time and putting the wind up people whenever they talked to them and looking dodgy they wouldn’t go very far as serial killers. Part of the success is ordinariness or in some cases charm.

Sidebeforeself · 17/08/2025 13:24

@Darragon Do you live in Midsomer by any chance?!

DancingLions · 17/08/2025 13:25

I used to have a job where I met people convicted of very serious/disturbing crimes. 99% of them were just your average person on the street, if you didn't know.

I think some people like to think we have some sort of "radar" to just know who we should avoid. Or that they will be "weird" in some way to warn us of danger. It doesn't work like that.

I don't know if LL is guilty or innocent, I'm on the fence. But plenty of somewhat odd people are not guilty of anything. I still remember the Christopher Jeffries case, that was a prime example.

MissMoneyFairy · 17/08/2025 13:25

SomewhatDissatisfied · 17/08/2025 12:50

I did. I met her in Primark once before she was famous. I was with my friend Chantelle and she said ‘listen right, don’t look over there but it’s that Lucy fucking Letby’. I didn’t want to look but everyone was talking about her on the estate so I just sort of glanced over. She was buying leggings. They had a special deal on at the time, two for the price of one. I remember thinking she didn’t seem a leggings type of person. She clocked me looking at her and pretended she was looking at a floral top but I know she was buying the leggings cuz we saw her in Burger King afterwards and she had a Primark bag and she was wearing a brand new pair of leggings with the label sticking out the back and you could see her underwear through them. It was gross. 🤮

How did you know it was her if this nonsense happened before she was "famous"

theunbreakablecleopatrajones · 17/08/2025 13:27

MissMoneyFairy · 17/08/2025 13:25

How did you know it was her if this nonsense happened before she was "famous"

She’s joking (obviously)

Mrsbloggz · 17/08/2025 13:27

FanofLeaves · 17/08/2025 13:24

Well if serial killers went round ‘being evil’ all the time and putting the wind up people whenever they talked to them and looking dodgy they wouldn’t go very far as serial killers. Part of the success is ordinariness or in some cases charm.

This!

Augustus40 · 17/08/2025 13:28

I think you cannot go by initial impressions a lot of the time. Even if I had met Lucy Letby which I haven't.

People are often not what they seem.

Jimmy Saville is awful though of course. In the 1980s I worked at the BBC for a short while and it felt deeply institutionalized with an us and them mentality and an unquestionable authority. Thankfully I got out of there fairly fast. Two years was enough.

JeffreyCombs · 17/08/2025 13:28

MissMoneyFairy · 17/08/2025 13:25

How did you know it was her if this nonsense happened before she was "famous"

Apparently this is a joke.

SomewhatDissatisfied · 17/08/2025 13:28

JeffreyCombs · 17/08/2025 13:20

Not been on mn long then have you?

There are all kinds of people who make shit up and swear blind its true, I would share but its against the rules to troll hunt

You’re just making yourself look silly now. Where did anyone swear blind it was true? honestly, lighten up or go and browse the knitting section .

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Reported for your childish name calling

Mrsbloggz · 17/08/2025 13:29

SomewhatDissatisfied · 17/08/2025 12:50

I did. I met her in Primark once before she was famous. I was with my friend Chantelle and she said ‘listen right, don’t look over there but it’s that Lucy fucking Letby’. I didn’t want to look but everyone was talking about her on the estate so I just sort of glanced over. She was buying leggings. They had a special deal on at the time, two for the price of one. I remember thinking she didn’t seem a leggings type of person. She clocked me looking at her and pretended she was looking at a floral top but I know she was buying the leggings cuz we saw her in Burger King afterwards and she had a Primark bag and she was wearing a brand new pair of leggings with the label sticking out the back and you could see her underwear through them. It was gross. 🤮

We need to be reading this with a Bristolian accent as per Vicky Pollard- yes?

SomewhatDissatisfied · 17/08/2025 13:30

MissMoneyFairy · 17/08/2025 13:25

How did you know it was her if this nonsense happened before she was "famous"

I didn’t. My friend Chantelle said it was her.

brightonchicka · 17/08/2025 13:31

@User505351 interesting ! Does your friend believe she is guilty ?

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