The Netflix documentary is the first TV one (there are excellent podcasts) I've seen which is more balanced - the others available are far too influenced by her 'supporters' and their uninformed investment in a 'miscarriage of justice' drama. If Letby was some middle-aged Philippino bloke, none of these people would be trying to argue his innocence on the same evidence.
It's good to see some of the police footage revealing the number of opportunities she had to explain evidence but refused to. Her fans have since retrofitted 'explanations' for many items in the interviews which, were she innocent, she could have cleared up at the time. Just like she could waive privilege and allow her current self-publicist of a lawyer to see the notes and conversations between her and her (excellent) trial barrister, including why no witnesses were called to refute the medical evidence in her defence - but she won't waive that privilege. The documentary could have better emphasised that Dewi Evans was by no means alone in his assessments and a team of other relevant medical experts backed his conclusions (and continue to).
Anyone who has read the transcripts of Letby's police interviews, who actually followed the vast amount of detailed evidence from the trial and especially anyone who saw Letby give evidence in court should have no doubt as to her guilt. She is nearly at the end of the appeals process, the CCRC won't be overturning all that evidence and I hope Letby will fade into history as she serves her whole-life sentence.
So utterly sad that a cavalcade of self-publicists, tru-crimers, uninformed commentators and creepy onanists who 'support' a murderer of newborns are prepared to keep on trolling the parents whose babies were murdered.