Lucy Letby's nurse training at university covered the case of 'Angel of Death' serial killer Beverley Allitt who murdered four children at hospital, a public inquiry has heard.

Lucy Letby. EyePress News ... Alan Wayne Jones, a forensic toxicologist at a Swedish university, told The New Yorker he believes the blood test used was “not sufficient” for prosecution.

Read an interview with a former nurse about failings at the Countess of Chester's neonatal unit, some of which predated Lucy ...

Lucy Letby studied fellow child serial killer Beverley Allitt as part of her nursing training at the University of Chester. The Thirlwall Inquiry, an inquiry into how Letby was able to attack and ...

David Wilson, a criminology professor emeritus at Birmingham City University, told The Telegraph he believes the data on the chart was “cherry-picked.”. During Letby’s trial, prosecutors ...

A panel of 14 medical experts say that no babies were murdered in Lucy Letby's care. ... He is Professor Emeritus at the University of Toronto, Honorary Physician at Mount Sinai Hospital, ...

When the University of Warwick’s Professor Jane Hutton pointed out the flaws in building a case against Letby using the shift data, she was dropped by Cheshire Police.

The public inquiry into baby deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital where Lucy Letby worked will begin on Tuesday, September 10. The statutory inquiry - which will be led by Lady Justice ...

Lucy Letby, a former neonatal nurse in the U.K., was found guilty in two trials, in 2023 and 2024, of murdering seven premature infants and attempting to murder seven others. But Dr. Shoo Lee, the ...

Statistical evidence was misused in the Lucy Letby case too, ... Furthermore, David Wilson, a professor of criminology at Birmingham City University who specialises in serial killers, ...

Ms. Letby, 34, was handed 15 mandatory life sentences. But in the months since, a growing number of experts have suggested that the evidence used to convict her was flawed.

Letby, 34, was working as a nurse at the Countess of Chester Hospital in Chester, England, at the time of the infant deaths, with the alleged crimes having spanned from 2015 to 2016.