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Horror House: True Crime and The Macabre
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2023
A delectable delight of true crime and the macabre every Friday 🔪💀
Hosts: @dommyjb 🎃 and @puggleborn 👻
Hosts: @dommyjb 🎃 and @puggleborn 👻
Devils and Delusions: The Legacy of the 'Satanic Panic' - Episode 118
Join us in this episode of Horror House as we delve into the phenomenon of the Satanic Panic that gripped North America in the 1980s. From wild accusations against daycare centers to the infamous McMartin Preschool trial, discover how mass hysteria led to astonishing and tragic consequences. Along the way, they discuss how the panic began, its impact on society, and whether the fear ever truly subsided.
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00:00 Introduction to the Satanic Panic
01:07 Meet Your Hosts: Dom and Amy
01:29 Amy's Eventful Week
04:34 True Crime News: The DB Cooper Case
10:31 The Satanic Panic Begins
35:56 Dungeons and Dragons Under Fire
36:59 The Tragic Case of James Egbert
38:42 Media Frenzy and Public Reaction
41:41 The Satanic Panic Begins
49:15 The McMartin Preschool Trial
01:03:11 The Aftermath and Broader Impact
01:07:41 Modern Reflections on the Satanic Panic
01:08:54 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections
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Insta: @horrorhouse_pod
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00:00 Introduction to the Satanic Panic
01:07 Meet Your Hosts: Dom and Amy
01:29 Amy's Eventful Week
04:34 True Crime News: The DB Cooper Case
10:31 The Satanic Panic Begins
35:56 Dungeons and Dragons Under Fire
36:59 The Tragic Case of James Egbert
38:42 Media Frenzy and Public Reaction
41:41 The Satanic Panic Begins
49:15 The McMartin Preschool Trial
01:03:11 The Aftermath and Broader Impact
01:07:41 Modern Reflections on the Satanic Panic
01:08:54 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections
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Insta: @horrorhouse_pod
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Nico Claux: 'The Vampire of Paris' - Episode 117
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Join us for this weeks episode where they unravel the macabre story of Nico Claux, infamously known as the 'Vampire of Paris'. From Nico's fascination with graveyards and his disturbing antics in mausoleums, to his experience as a morgue attendant that took a gruesome turn towards cannibalism and murder. This episode dives deep into the psyche of a man whose dark fantasies became a living night...
Deadly Love: The Tale of Ramon and Lulu Sosa - Episode 116
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In this weeks episode of Horror House, we dive into the incredible case of Lulu Sosa and her botched attempt to hire a hitman to kill her husband, Ramon. What starts as a seemingly straightforward tale of betrayal and greed unravels into an elaborate sting operation orchestrated by the police and Ramon himself. Along the way, we discuss the intricacies of the plot, the cold-hearted intentions o...
Travis the Chimp: From Local Celebrity to Nightmare Fuel - Episode 113
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In this episode of Horror House, we delve into the gripping and unsettling story of Travis the Chimp, a chimpanzee raised as a human in a Connecticut household. Travis was a local celebrity known for his human-like behavior, but his story took a dark turn when an outburst led to a gruesome attack on Charla Nash, changing the lives of everyone involved. . 00:00 The Unconventional Life of Travis ...
Murder in Celebration: Inside the Todt Family Tragedy - Episode 112
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In this week's episode of Horror House, we delve into the chilling case of the Todt family murders. Anthony Todt, a physical therapist from Celebration, Florida, was living a seemingly perfect family life. Yet beneath the surface, he was embroiled in a fraud scheme, billing insurance companies for services never rendered. This unraveling led authorities to a shocking discovery on January 13, 20...
Britain's Prolific Baby Killer, Amelia Dyer - Episode 111
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After a few months away, we are back with a new episode! This week, we dive into the chilling history of Amelia Dyer, the notorious 19th-century baby farmer known as the 'Ogress of Reading.' We explore the plight of single mothers in Victorian England, Dyer's gruesome crimes, her capture, and the startling discoveries made by police. . 00:00 - 17:40 (Intro) 17:40 - 33:08 (Amelias early life) 33...
'The Axeman's Jazz': A Century of Unsolved Murders - Episode 110
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Join us this week as we dive deep into the terrifying mystery of the Axeman of New Orleans, a jazz-loving serial killer who terrorized the big easy from 1918 to 1919. Discover the details of his gruesome attacks, the theories surrounding his identity, and the chilling letter he sent, threatening more bloodshed. Could he be connected to the early mafia, or was he just a result of mass hysteria a...
Savage Cravings: True Stories of Cannibalism - Episode 109
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In this episode of Horror House, we delve into two chilling historic cases of cannibalism. First, we discuss James Sligo Jameson, the heir to the Jameson whiskey fortune, who facilitated the cannibalism of a slave girl in the Congo. Following that, we explore the grizzly exploits of Levi Boone Helm, a notorious criminal who turned to chowing down on some human meat after killing his victims. Ma...
'Treehouse Kingpin': The Rise and Fall of Scott Scurlock
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In this weeks episode, we delve into the captivating story of Scott Scurlock, known as the 'Hollywood Bandit.' We discuss Scurlock's dramatic life, including his early foray into the drug trade while still in college, and how he would later pull off 18 daring bank heists in a 4 year span, amassing over 2 million dollars before a final dramatic robbery led to his demise. . 00:00 - 19:02 (intro) ...
The Most Haunted House in Britain: 30 East Drive - Episode 107
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When looking at it from the outside, the home at number 30 East Drive, Pontefract looks just like your run of the mill council house from the 50's. However, it's the supposed evil that lurks within that has given it the title of the most haunted home in Britain. But, how true is that title? Is 30 East Drive home to a vengeful spirit of a monk who had made his presence known to hundreds of peopl...
The Tragic Case of the Powell Family - Episode 106
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On the surface, Josh and Susan Powell looked to have the perfect marriage. Both members of the church, and raising two children, to those on the outside it looked like the typical happy family. However, behind closed doors things would be quite different, and when Susan would go missing, it would turn out that Josh was not the devoted husband he seemed to be. And he would go to extreme lengths ...
Annabelle the Doll and the Cursed Inanimates - Episode 105
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From dolls and chairs to paintings, there are no shortage of supposed cursed or possessed objects out there. But, what are the stories behind these objects? Well, join us as we talk about four supposedly cursed objects, from Annabelle the doll to a very ordinary looking chair that has an impressive kill count, and uncover the stories behind them. . 00:00 - 17:10 (Intro) 17:10 - 28:35 (Dead mans...
Jesse James: Folk Hero and Cold Blooded Criminal - Episode 104
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There are few figures of the 'Wild West' that carry as much lore and legend as Jesse Woodson James. A former Confederate guerrilla turned outlaw, Jesse was portrayed as an outlaw hero, who only stole from the rich to give to the poor. But, this would really only be a myth, and Jesse James was not the hero he was portrayed to be, but rather a cold blooded criminal and murderer . 0:00 - 13:31 (In...
Elliot Rodger: The ‘Incel King’ and the Isla Vista Killings - Episode 103
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If you read his Manifesto, Elliot Rodger would portray himself as a tortured soul. Downtrodden. Passed over. But in reality, he would turn out to be someone full of hate. Full of bitterness. And this hate was directed at woman, due to them rejecting his advances towards them. And that hate would build over time, and would result in what is known as the Isla Vista Killings. . 0:00 - 18:57 (Intro...
The Ammon Family Haunting: Paranormal Event or Hoax? - Episode 101
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When Latoya Ammons and her family moved into their new home in Gary, Indiana, strange occurrences would very quickly plague the family. The events would escalate over the space of 7 months, and the family would later be told they shared their home with 200 spirits. But, is this a case of genuine paranormal activity and demonic possession, or just a shared delusion fuelled by religious belief? Y...
Joanna Dennehy: The Killer who Murdered for Fun - Episode 100
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Joanna Dennehy: The Killer who Murdered for Fun - Episode 100
Lisa Montgomery: Abuse Victim to Killer - Episode 99
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Lisa Montgomery: Abuse Victim to Killer - Episode 99
The Strange Case of the Jamison Family - Episode 98
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The Strange Case of the Jamison Family - Episode 98
Graham Young: 'The Teacup Poisoner' - Episode 96
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Graham Young: 'The Teacup Poisoner' - Episode 96
The Slenderman Stabbings - Episode 95
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The Slenderman Stabbings - Episode 95
Vincent 'The Chin' Gigante: The 'Oddfather' of New York - Episode 93
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Vincent 'The Chin' Gigante: The 'Oddfather' of New York - Episode 93
The Shocking ‘Eight Immortals Murders' - Episode 92
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The Shocking ‘Eight Immortals Murders' - Episode 92
Self Defence or Cold Blooded Murder? The Case of Sally McNeil - Episode 90
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Self Defence or Cold Blooded Murder? The Case of Sally McNeil - Episode 90
Two Cases of Disrespectful Funeral Workers - Episode 89
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Two Cases of Disrespectful Funeral Workers - Episode 89
The Legend of ‘The Mothman’: The Monster of Point Pleasant - Episode 88
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The Legend of ‘The Mothman’: The Monster of Point Pleasant - Episode 88
The Legend of Krampus, 'The Christmas Devil': A Horror House Christmas Special Part Two - Episode 87
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The Legend of Krampus, 'The Christmas Devil': A Horror House Christmas Special Part Two - Episode 87
'The Twelve Murders of Christmas': A Horror House Christmas Special - Episode 86
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'The Twelve Murders of Christmas': A Horror House Christmas Special - Episode 86
Vlad the Impaler: The Real ‘Dracula' - Episode 85
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Vlad the Impaler: The Real ‘Dracula' - Episode 85
Issei Sagawa: The Kobe Cannibal - Episode 84
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Issei Sagawa: The Kobe Cannibal - Episode 84
Dalia Dippolito: When Your Murder for Hire Scheme Fails - Episode 83
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Dalia Dippolito: When Your Murder for Hire Scheme Fails - Episode 83
What a rabbit hole this case is even still. Also heard that even the eldest daughter, Sheila Sharp, may have been a co conspirator because of the angle of her late mother's hand in the adoption process of her grandchild being adopted to other persons since Sheila was only 13 at that time prior to all this and had only been back home a short while because she was living with an aunt out of state upon giving birth and legally giving up the child idk 😳 🤔
East drive. Just a money making pit. Nothing paranormal in that house.
So you just blab for the whole video? People want to see the actual characters. And hear them.
I believe that was a murder suicide case, the father was a coward and don't want to take the blame of killing his wife and daughter after he kills himself, so he planned the "vacation trip'' , and to make it more believable , he left the $32,000 in cash in a bank bag, and left their wallet and purses, to make people believe that they were really going for a vacation. this just rings a bell that this was not a robbery that went wrong, just plain murder suicide.
I think scapegot and hospitals sacrifice people each day she were uased as a distation
32:32 I wonder what you'd say if all men withheld love and intimacy from women. "Oh well, they don't owe us anything?"
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Really good episode guys ❤ as always! And in regards to her taking the dog - I listened to a podcast of an ex female prisoner from Essex. She said she had a moment where she was in the same gym as Joanne and thought this was her opportunity to speak to her, but mainly wanted to know why she stole the dog. Joanne just said “the dog looked hungry”… Made me think, if the dog was looking chonky would it have been killed too? 😅
This episode was 🤯🤯🤯 such a horrific crime but also such a sad story of the killer. Never usually in 2 minds about outcomes but that was an interesting exploration of her story and the crime as a whole. Nice one guys 👍🏻👍🏻
Subscriber 142 BTW!!!
Great episode, never heard of this guy and his family of window lickers. Even if its 50% true.....weird. Amy needs a little bit taller chair, can we buy that instead of coffee?
Thank you for doing this one! Definitely better than the actual Slenderman film (but that really sucked anyway) Loved this 🤘🏻
He became the acting boss in the mid-seventies after Lombardo fell ill, but he officially became the boss in 1980, but it is mistakenly said in 1981.
0:16 He Never Pissed In The Streets , it’s Just a Rumor
The too of them are hard work
Ofc she did it!! She lied about the rashes!! except wait lol her account of the rashes matches every other persons contemporary account of what they looked like, bar one 😅🤫
Keep up the great work enjoyed listening to this
Ahh, thanks Craig! We certainly will ✌️😊 Glad you enjoyed the ep!
I don’t believe in cremation it’s against religion
Cremation is a bad sin
I love your casual introduction, meandering along, but certainly keeps me guessing! Such grave humour! ❤️
Thank ya so much for the lovely comment 🫶😊
This was a great episode!
Thank ya so much! :)
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Ronald defeo is the first one to shoot some one with a rifle and get covered in their blood george luts heared a marching band a lion ghost the 1960s movie 13 ghost had a lion and marching band
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It is normal to receive a rifle in certain areas of the country, especially rural areas and families that have a hunting culture.
Being from an older generation, it was her looks that was the problem, it was basically her attitude. She would have been ostracized and considered as a ghost that walked the hallways.
And correct gun safety classes
Its pretty normal for kids to get guns under heavy adult supervision
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Good podcast!!
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Idiots. There’s always you clowns who want to feel smarter than everyone else and make fools of yourselves.
Take a look at the maternity unit stats - one of the highest rates of stillbirths in the UK- it is amazing what a good dose of Ecoli will do to the birth rate and those babies who survive being born when raw sewerage is spread in the building. All the babies she was accused of harming had either a diagnosis of or symptoms of infection which is one of the major causes of death in neonates. The stroke unit above these two units also had a very high level of hospital acquired infections. She was seen as a pleasant, sociable person by her actual friends and her colleagues. This nonsense about her supposedly telling people she was single etc - do you think it possible someone asked her once and the prosecution has blown this up. After all they told many lies. One of the lies is that when Letby moved from nights to days the collapses also moved - this a nonsense and is based on circular reasoning. They only recorded the incidents when she was present therefore she was present every time - this is how they came up with the chart which has been so widely published. The fact is she was present on the ward when less than half the deaths occurred but the facts about collapses are impossible to know because they were not recorded. Child A was not a healthy baby - if it was it would not have been on the ward. The blue mottling is a symptom of bacterial poisoning and there is no evidence any babies were injected withn air. None of the "medical experts" at the trial had any experience with air being injected - this was actually a Dr Dewi Evans invention bases on his having read a paper 30 years previously. This baby had symptoms of an infection as did baby B. Letby did approximately 20 searches related to patients and their families over 2 years from approximately 2500 searches - perhaps she was a caring person. Baby C - not a healthy baby again otherwise it would not have been where it was and Lucy responded to the alarm prior to the designated nurse is all. Baby D - again the the x-ray showed no evidence of air being injected - it couldn't have - it was not taken within the required time period and the coronor found death by natural causes as was the finding in the 6 cases that had autopsies. Lucy ,once again demonstrates she is a caring person, and once again this is being interpreted as sinister after the event. People may have heard of the statistician Richard Gill who proved that the statistical evidence used to convict a Dutch nurse of multiple murders was false has looked at the statistics in this case and has pointed out that these stats are within normal variation. He actually refer to the prosecutions main expert Dr Evans as that Welsh idiot and describes him as a charlatan. Evans has previously had his evidence described as worthless by a judge in a previous trial and the only experience he has had with neonates was early in his career and he has been retired for several years before offering himself to the police as an expert witness in this case. Another expert witness Dr Bohin was actually under investigation for child abuse at the time of the trial - I dont know if that has been resolved yet. A further prosecution expert has quietly ceased practice after accusations of malpractice were raised. There had been 12 deaths in a year two years previously and considering that there was raw sewerage above the false ceiling above the babies cots. These two have made no attempt to actually examine the evidence and I am guessing they are going to talk about insulin being used to poison babies but I cannot be bothered listening them repeating the MSM rubbish so I will get in first. There is no evidence of synthetic insulin being given inappropriately - the test the prosecution quotes as proving this cannot do so and this is recorded in red on the results slip. The glucose level quoted for one of the babies was so high it would have killed an adult let alone a neonate and neither of the two babies were in any way unwell. A further BG blood test two hours later showed the glucose level to be within the normal range - this is just not possible. The really absurd part of the prosecutions claim the insulin was used is that they claimed it was injected into the TPN bags which were supposed to be given over 24 hours. The first bag was put up when Lucy was present ( this is a two person procedure usually) but after she went off duty this line blocked and needed to be replaced as did the TPN bag. Another nurse selected a bag from the ward store and this was put up. The prosecution then claimed this bag also had had insulin injected into it so either the nurse happened to choose the one bag that had insulin in it or a number of them did and none of the bags were ever tested. But strangely enough when the other bags from the store were used none of the babies given them had any problems with blood sugar levels. In short there is no actual evidence that implicates anyone as deliberately seeking to harm any of the babies. By the way insulin was not kept in a locked cabinent in the nurses station - it has to be kept in a fridge and no one was found to have insulin on them at any point also taking into consideration that this was not thought of at the time.
Wow! Thank you for your detailed comment / explanation. Don’t know about whether Lucy is I guilty or not, but have always thought it is very possible that she has been scapegoated and potentially innocent. Weird, bizarre but this type of conspiracy theory is becoming more plausible as the real facts unfold. I am reaching the point of accepting her innocence due to the very flawed trial and overwhelming bias of the evidence produced. All people who either had a vested interest in her guilt or were being paid for their role in this case, must be held accountable in the face of possible misconduct , and be prosecuted if they have deliberately procured a miscarriage of justice.
Brilliant comment, I just want to point out though that Actrapid (fast-acting insulin which the COCH NNU used) is stored at room temperature once it's opened and since it's a controlled drug would not be kept on the unit unless it's prescribed to a patient, in which case it would be ordered in from the pharmacy. The locked controlled drugs cabinet was in Nursery 1 as was a small countertop fridge containing intubation kits/ controlled drugs used during resuscitation. NHS guidelines state that keys to controlled drug cabinets can't be kept with other keys, however this was never mentioned during the trial and so a false impression was created by the prosecution that the keys to where the insulin was kept were on the same keyring as the one(s) to the Labcold fridge in the "treatment room" (the storage room adjacent to the nurse's station) where the stock and prescribed fluids were kept when that is likely not the case. Any insulin in the fridge would have been 50ml Leur Lock syringes of prescribed Actrapid insulin diluted in saline meant for Baby E-- who had died ~24hrs before F's alleged Actrapid poisoning and, like his twin brother F, was unnamed at the time, and referred to on the system as Twin 1. F was called Twin 2.
Do you make your living doing this? If so that is incredible.
This trial was disgusting and should never have even happened, Lucy is a scapegoast and 100% innocent.
I totally agree, this is infuriating
But circumstances of babies death, when she was on duty, can be treated as a evidence.....
Even if the deaths were not maliciously done, she was still involved in all the deaths. Not to mention the insulin poisoning that she admitted in court someone must have done deliberately, so if not her then who? Come on people
@@reptiledisfunction2564Her defence dropped the ball having no expert witnesses, worst of all they conceded the insulin evidence and that evidence is actually laughably unsound, if you want to understand why and why the trial should never have happened all you have to do is visit the Science on Trial we site and read of the many serious problems with Lucy's trial, I now have no doubt this is a huge miscarriage of justice.
13:20 She wasn't. In fact, this part of the analysis is so bad, I'm not going to bother watching the rest. If you can extrapolate that she was constantly telling people she is single (even though it appears in none of the copious communications presented in trial), I have no faith in you to present a strong picture of this case.
Your both just reading things everyone knows your bringing nothing to the party! if you want to do something use your heads and look at the facts
LL is innocent
The jury said otherwise.
You failed to mention the MANY colleges who testified against her. There also were no colleges in court to support her. (Other than her parents and one family friend). The evidence was overwhelming that she was the only one that could be responsible for those deaths and near deaths. I have followed this case and I am a RN myself.
If you are an RN you should know that her nurse colleagues were forbidden to publicly support her and you should also know that the evidence is bollicks. None of the evidence stands up to scrutiny. I am a retired RN & RPN.
Yes. She was the common thread running through all the attacks. There were no other suspects.
She did it
There were several people in the room during Baby A's collapse and yet the prosecution blatantly lied 2x that she was 'the only adult in the room' at the time. She said A's incubator was closed and she couldn't reach his lines, and again there were several witnesses in the room at the time and yet no-one was even asked to counter what she said. If the jury assumed innocent until proven guilty like they were supposed to they would not have accepted her as guilty without anyone making an effort to prove whether the most basic step necessary to carry out what she's accused of was done or not.
One of her close friends and colleagues has spoken out since and said he believes she's guilty.
I thought this was a well measured presentation, well done. It makes me support criminal profiler Pat Brown's opinion that we should have professional jurors.
She says miraculously stops. She failed to mention that the unit was downgraded in 2016
Well this podcast is very balanced is it not… I’d say not.
So there are a few things I want to say on this. There saying that Lucy letby could of been killing or harming babies since she was a student. I believe she started her course in 2008. As a student nurse you are not allowed to do any major intervention without being supervised by a qualified. Unless she was super quick that kind of thing that should be discarded, the second is she qualified in 2012 but apparently didn’t do any murders for 3 years. Wow she must of had lots of restraint to curb those murderous urges. Why is it not mentioned about the child that needed an umbilical catheter and 2 junior doctors and a consultant on the unit that could not do it. They had to get an anaesthetist from alderhey hospital to come and do it. He could not understand why they had such problems in carrying out of the procedure. This woman has just said we should trust the justice system in the uk. Tell that to the Birmingham 6 or the Guildford 4 or Andrew malkinson. Trust the justice system. Fuck that and this silly bitch saying it.. again I’ll just reiterate what has already been said. Check out the Scott mclahan substack then make your own decisions instead of just listening to mouth pieces like these fools. Incompetent and negligence is the reason these poor kids. That and those scumbag consultants who were more worried about there media careers. Horrible bastards
If she hd been previously falsely accused, cld this have been why documenting & possibly over documenting became part of her defense she didn't do it ...
How much of reporting is reliant on hearsay?
How big is a ward of that description with access to how many nurses?
Who altered the chart (reportedly)?
If she's innocent, going on holiday wld be perfectly normal thing to do...
Maybe a compassionate move...
You guys are asking 'if Lucy didn't kill the babies then who did?' Well you only have to see the news to see an increase in maternity deaths in various hospitals / maternity wards all over the country (see reports of Morcambe Bay, Shrewsbury, Nottingham etc etc). Due to lack of staff, ineffective management, not enough funding etc. Chester's deaths weren't due to the usual reasons but they happened to have a serial killer working there, how convenient
Do you believe it's possible that Lucy Letby could be innocent of murdering the babies?
No
She is. Someone isn't
@beckyhopkins4306 who?
@@reptiledisfunction2564 Are you genuinely interested or just calling my bluff? I know it's only a yt comment but I'm still a little scared of breaking some kind of libel law lol, especially seeing as they've already put an innocent person in prison on their say-so. In any case I prefer for people to look at the evidence given in court and evaluate it on its own merit so if you have enough time on your hands I can point to what made it click for me and you can have a look + decide for yourself
Definitely a scape goat.
LL is very pretty
And therefore....?
yeh