Lucy Letby

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New thread as the last one has filled up.

@MistressoftheDarkSide some were under her bed! Including ones for babies that died.

Please never apply for any kind of job involving law enforcement or psychological evaluation.

Well it's the police and prosecution who thought they were significant not just me...I don't mind these types of comments, they'll age like milk when you eventually realise how you were the one getting it all so very wrong.

Me and dozens of properly qualified medical experts eh? Gosh, I will be in good company.

And there you go again, the smug implication that you know something nobody else does.....

So your argument is that this woman, an Einstein-level genius, who is able to create a murder method that defies science itself, didn't think to move her "trophies" to her gym locker/a random train station locker/a storage unit/a watertight container under the foundations of the shed...

She just left them, in carrier bags, scattered around the house for the police to find?

That makes sense in your brain?

Yeah they'll look stupid too.

And there you go again, the smug implication that you know something nobody else does.....

It's not an implication, it's a reaction to people trying to pretend hoarding 250 handover sheets is in any way normal. I know as much as the rest of you, I'm just better at interpreting the mountains of evidence rather than shrugging it all off.

What. About. The. Medical. Evidence. ?

Your interpretation lacks balance and logic, you twist evidence to fit your agenda. It is also lacking in working knowledge of the healthcare industry and standard practices within it. And it completely fails to address the most critical point, where is the medical evidence that any babies were deliberately harmed? Without that, the rest is just noise.

@Frequency SEVEN medical experts of all different disciplines saying this was deliberate harm. And ONE medical expert for the defence, who wasn't even called to dispute it!

That’s old news, the case has shifted far on from that. Have you even bothered to watch/read Shoo Lee’s panel?

Dont forget, some serial killers leave actual bodies buried in their own houses because they are so consumed by what they are doing, so it'a more than possible that notes could be left strewn around a killer's house.

I'm sick of hearing about that man tbh. They were ripping the piss out of him the other day because he can't even describe the basics of blood pressure correctly.

Ok you're right and I'm wrong and I must have an agenda simply because I don't believe what you believe. Where do you sign me up to be a Shoo Lee disciple?

Hoarding it all could be a part of the derangement. Not all of it has to relate to specific babies. It could just be a part of her overall framing.

So she had to search through 250 handover sheets to find a particular spelling of a name? I don't find that very plausible.

Who is they? Medical professionals or r/LucyLetby? Find me a medical professional who hasn't been discredited who was "ripping the piss" out of the world's foremost neonatologist, and I will pay attention; until then, your statement is meaningless.

But it would have looked bad for her if she 'd refused.

True. I don't know why people are pretending it's normal. And I've never come across any plausible reason she had them. So there has to be a reason for it because that many did not just accidentally go home with her.

Anyone whose used a blood pressure machine knows this...

Who’s they - the rest of Tattle?

Failing to engage with the developments of the case leaves your contribution at a basic level.

Anything's possible, but I don't see how that frames murder in particular, really

It would have looked worse if the experts had found evidence of harm or murder, though

I'm sure I read something about some parents feeling she was over-involved AT THE TIME rather than with hindsight.

The more I read about the notes, the weirder it sounds. I'm now starting to think...you know what....ALL those notes,....that really isnt normal. A few notes from your pockets...sure...bagfuls going back years....no, that's something else. It's weird. It's almost like being compelled to furnish your house with the interior of the hospital.

Have you read more about all of the issues at the hospital? When I listed some of it you said you hadn't heard of any of it.

Notes, handover sheets etc, completely pale in comparison to the evidence that this hospital was a shitshow.

It seems like you're doing exactly what the police did and completely ignoring all of that and refusing to even go down that route and instead thinking 'does this asterisk mean something?'.

No, I've been back and forth throughout the discussion...one minute persuaded by one person's argument, the next by the opposite...because none of us knows, do we, let's face it. BUT. The one thing that is starting to seem genuinely odd to me now is the notes....as Ive found out there were bags full of them. There is imo something very odd about that. You're not just a paper hoarder if you do that. Bags of notes under the bed ? Really ? If you are engaged in the act of transferring them to a bag then you must be keeping them for something otherwise why not shred them. They went back years apparently. What. You never do any spring cleaning for literally years?

Isn't that the definition of hoarding - keeping piles of stuff?