I 100% believe these parents. A Mum shows up at 3am - the normal response from any nurse on duty would be to chat with the parent - are you okay, cant sleep? your baby is doing well, do you want to cuddle her etc. Letby's actions are damning - she'd just been caught red handed!! Hope these parents get justice too for the hell they were put through!! So glad Felicity is doing well. Best wishes to her and her parents for a long, healthy, fruitful life ahead. Cheers from Oz!!
I agree, its a natural basic instinct to smile or show some sort of empathy to a worried looking parent..its terrifying to think how long she had been harming babies and getting away with it.
My baby daughter was born 3 months ago and the NHS midwives and hospital staff were very professional and supportive. This monster has tainted the good caring workers with her vicious attacks and murders. We do not have the death penalty in the UK but if you ask me even the death sentance is too humane for her. She put those innocent babies under her care in considerable pain before they died. Thankfully she did not succeed in killing all of her intended targets. This evil b**ch deserves a lifetime of torture and pain.
@@janelowe4128I binge listened to the whole 54 episode podcast of the Lucy Letby trial by the daily mail. To say it is chilling is an understatement. It's like listening to a real life horror show.
I think that mum must have the best memory in the world to be able to remember the expression on someone's face after 10 year's wow that's some memory especially when your baby is in a life or death situation most parents wouldn't even remember who was there let alone their facial expression.
A great example of why you MUST trust your insticts. This mother says she had an urge to go to her child at 3.00 am. If she hadn't, God only knows what would have befallen her baby.
@@blurbbbb8397false choice, overconfident one. Impulses don’t come out of nowhere, they’re based on everything a person has experienced in life before, including unverbalised characatsr judgements. She may have just missed her baby and wanted to go see her but also she might have heard something in LL’s voice or seen it in her demeanour
@@blurbbbb8397 My instints have never lied. I trust them no matter what, even when it doesn't make sense. I can tell you mine have saved me from grave danger and even death.
@@M_SC Maternal instinct, and intuition is strong. People have refused to get on planes and trains before, only for that very train to derail, or the plane to crash. I believe it is a survival instinct that we don't quite understand.
@@blurbbbb8397 No. my disabled daughter was at a boarding school, and I was able to know something was up with her and ring the school to sort if out and she was miles away. It did not happen once it happened multiple times.
@atanasyordanov3819 they won't take respvoluntaruly- they will have to be brought to justice and serve a prison sentence if found guilty of corporate manslaughter which for some of them is likely. The enquiry HAS to have the power to DEMAND their attendance and not this totally unacceptable enquiry that has been offered at the moment. This one is NOT being given the full powers that are needed so that as many questions are answered as possible.
Yes hows that possible a baby was born TWO YEARS BEFORE that woman even worked there ?! its non relevant & these people have taken the tv payment to kick start an enquiry that drum roll please = will find exactly what we did ,Managers spending 50 k on a car ,lunches ,not buying state of the art security & cameras & the state of the roof at that baby unit said it all ,false ceiling had water damage
It's easy to point fingers in hindsight. But being completely honest, tell me why you would immediately assume one of your colleagues is murdering babies in a hospital of all places where people are constantly walking in and out. You wouldn't, and that's why this ultra rare but awful crime happened.
It's baffling to me how there are no cameras, no nothing on a ward of the most vulernable beings in our country; our babies. Premature babies at that! This needs to change. We also need to make sure managers and directors have no say over doctors and other medical staff. Ridiculous how a bunch of admin people get to push doctors and consultants around. Who the hell do they think they are?
Hospitals would have to get permission to film patients from the patients themselves or the next of kin. Staff could still say "the patient/family didn't consent therefore I turned the cameras off' and then kill someone.
I can’t believe im saying this but even cameras put in the hallways could deter this kind of thing. Seeing who’s going in and out of rooms etc. I do understand why you couldn’t have cameras in the room, it would be like going to a doctors appointment and knowing it’s been recorded, invasion of privacy but on the other hand it could and would save lives.
I was in a transitional care unit with my baby next to nicu and there was cameras at all entrances that were monitored by staff in the nurses office however none in the areas where baby's actually received care.
@@vermilliongecko No parent would refuse cameras facing their sick baby in an incubator. Esp if you explain to them how sometimes babies can experience ‘spontaneous’ symptoms that can cause death but how cameras will help them in understanding some things. They could also install wifi cameras that parents can also connect to from their phone to monitor their babies like how they do in some child care centres. I watch over my dog when I leave her home alone ffs. Why shouldn’t we watch over sick babies? No parent will object to this. Esp now after psychopath Lucy.
I've never thought about the need for camera's in Nicu until this case. I hope it is definitely going to be something done immediately. I know camera's in a hospital where there is a worry about patient confidentiality could be an issue but when they are helpless babies & children I think there has to be some sort of surveillance.
i cant believe they brushed this family off when they made an inquiry a year later. they deserve to know and letby needs to be accountable. she seems to have soent years on her craft of injuring and killing infants. awful. thank you for your strength and bravery to speak up. i hope more families come forward if this happened to them. and thank god this mother went down at 3 am to check on her child. letby liked night shift so she could be left alone w the infants. how evil she was not even part of the code team to save this child!!!
I agree something doesn't add up because in press photos she's always smiling when around babies. And then there are the sympathy cards she wrote to parents of babies who died. She even photographed her sympathy notes and kept them on her phone. She also made a point of speaking to parents after their babies had died. Yet in this case she didn't even greet the mom and just walked away from the cot. Then seconds later when all hell broke loose she was nowhere to be seen. Very odd.
I don't doubt this was the earliest of Lucy's desire to see if she could get away with the unthinkable by experimenting with ways to compromise a baby's health.
Poor Felicity. If she were intubated at the time, but on CPAP as her parents stated, Lucy could have easily momentarily silenced the ventilator's alarms... then dialed the pressure(s) of the CPAP way up, basically blowing a hole (a pneumothorax) in Felicity's lung very quickly, just like an overinflated balloon would pop. Surfactant is a lifesaver -- it helps keep those tiny air sacs (alveoli) open, it was likley not the cause of the collapsed lung, as sometimes a spontaneous pneumothorax can occur when those air sacs are stuck closed. Surfactant helps keep them open. Lucy could have stood at the bedside, dialed the ventilator's pressure(s) back down (as mom was approaching), and quickly leave. It would not take very long for the baby to decompensate, drop oxygen saturation, heart rate and "crash"/"code" ("collapse"). Getting Felicity out of that hospital, and away from Lucy...saved her life!
there are many infants that survived. there are some who dont know the long term damage. how awful. forever disabling children. im so glad these parents are stepping forward. can you imagine knowing now this nurse impacted these families .
Seen a report about this in the daily mail, apparently Filicity is now 9 year old and is doing well, described as your typical energetic 9 year old. This trial must have been like a horror show for these parents. Thank God she's alright.
The parent’s pain is palpable. I’m so thankful your precious little girl survived. My heart goes out to you and to all those affected by the evil of that woman’s actions.
Gosh your precious little baby. There's nothing more special than that little bundle. Such a tenderness we experience with them the moment we see them and hold them. So sweet. 💕
This mum must have the best memory in the world to remember someone's facial expression 10 years on wow that's some memory especially considering her baby was in a life or death situation most people won't be able to remember who was there let alone their facial expression. I bet there will be plenty more parents that suddenly remember Lucy was involved with their babies Lucy will get blamed for alot more. Hope she fight these allegations.
Im shocked they didnt send in an assistant to work alongside the staff at that unit to see what was causing the passing of the many young babies..there was much that could have been done to prevent this..
Agree , lots could have been done, and even if management refused to help the senior doctors could have took direct action , in many different ways. They could have at least set a trap for her and wait to catch her red-handed.
@@andrewashmore8000 And there is no fruit of the poisonous tree in Europe, so they could even have set surveillance cameras up. - Or just report the evidence to the police.
Seems like Lucy had done something and was just about to switch off the alarms so no one could save the baby when the mother had just appeared, her walking away fast and not saying a word is like she was caught in the act
This really shouldn’t of been possible…!!! how was a nurse able to murder 7 babies undetected??? More arrests need to happen and huge changes need to happen, security cameras, superiors being more attentive and aware
September 2014! I want to say face to face what I think of her and how many families she’s hurt I will never forgive or forget! Thank god my beautiful nephew is alive but severe brain damage. Someone needs to do more she’s done more than 2015 🤬
I’m so sorry for your nephew and hope he’s able to get any and all help he needs. Sadly if she’s truly a psychopath she’ll never be able to feel remorse. I’m not saying it’s right or fair only what is. The judge at least gave her the max. But unless it changes the system there will be others. Another nurse was caught doing similar in NHS.
Listening to these parents is frightening in hindsight. I believe them. The fact she was in that room and walked away. Then bam, chaos. Heartbreaking 💔
This mum must have the best memory in the world to remember someone's facial expression 10 years on, wow that's some memory especially considering her baby was in a life or death situation most people won't be able to remember who was there let alone their facial expression.
@@sugarsundae3400 I remember trauma that happened to me a decade ago. A completely different situation, but once you process the information it begins to disturb your life day after day with crippling depression & anxiety.
Heartbreaking, absolutely heartbreaking.Sadly, psychopaths walk and live among us an are about 1.5% of the population. More worrying is that psychopathy is a personality disorder and not a mental illness so many psychopaths aren't actually mentally ill and can work and live among us without drawing attention. This is clearly the case with Letby, but the management clearly tried to sweep this under the carpet and they have blood on their hands and should never be allowed near a hospital again
@@CayC-mz6ieshe's a psychopath. Her " thrill" is from watching the parents suffer and her getting away with it...ensuring she's involved in everything such as putting memory boxes together, sending sympathy cards, searching for them on Facebook even on Christmas Day. She enjoyed the control over the babies and ability to cause such distress.
The mother's gut feelings to check on her baby at 3am is remarkably telling. It is highly suspicious that Letby was at the infants bedside just moments before the infant collapsed and yet didn't respond when the alarms started sounding. If she was the nurse caring for the baby she should have responded immediately! That is a huge red flag. I have been a NICU nurse for 35 years and suspect Letby did something to precipitate the infants pneumothorax (lung collapse), although it may be difficult for investigators to prove. Pneumothorax is not an uncommon complication in premature infants especially if there is respiratory distress, mechanical ventilation, or CPAP which this baby was on. Even in a situation with mild respiratory distress and a stable baby, a pneumothorax can occur suddenly and that is something I always watch for when caring for those infants. It is only speculation but she could have forced excess air into the lungs via the CPAP tubing. That is plausible because in other cases she used air as a weapon by injecting it into the circulatory system or the gut. If the pneumothorax was caused by her it will be more difficult to prove, unlike the telltale signs of discolored blotchy skin from an air embolism, or a measurable amount of insulin confirming an intentional overdose was given. My heart goes out to all these families.
You should start making videos about the problems premature babies face. Seriously your analysis here is what I look for in the comments about this case. No matter what information the hospital gives parents of premature babies...modern parents look to social media. You could be that confirming lifeline to those parents. Thank you for caring for the most vulnerable babies. Not a job I could have ever done. P.S. Former EMT...youngest patient I had was the one I delivered.
@@evilarchconservative2952 Thank you for your positive comments made about my post. There was so much more I could have said in my post about this case. I have never thought about using social media to give information to parents about the problems premature infants face, but have thought about using social media to help mom's with breastfeeding difficulties as I am a Lactation Counselor. It might be frowned upon by my employer though. In the meantime I will do my best to keep my patients families informed. I would not make a good EMT and admire what they do!
It is exactly the same than other NICU nurses are saying in the comment in here; that she used CPAP-machine, she just increased the air pressure over the norm. (And probably back down again when a mother arrived to the scene). Also, it takes some moments that it works out. Exactly like Felicity's Mom recalls.
Yes, I believe the investigators were aware that there could (and probably were) many more instances where Lucy attacked infants but, they had to choose the ones they were absolutely sure of and that were most likely to be proven in court. The ones that weren’t so easily dismissed as due to other causes than direct interference. This is why Lucy got away with this for so long.
Oh there will be loads just like these parents that come out with accusations against Lucy just wait and see. This mum must have the best memory in the world to remember someone's facial expression 10 years on, especially considering her baby was in a life or death situation, most people wouldn't even remember who was there let alone their facial expression.
I am certain that they will find many more babies whom Letby attacked... 😪 As an ex nurse with NICU, Paediatrics and Obstetrics experience, what this "nurse" did is absolutely unfathomable. ❤️
Thank God this baby pulled through. Sounds like Lucy Letby has other attacks to answer for. I am hearing now that the police are looking into thousands of other babies who Letby has had contact with.
There is no punishment harsh enough for what Lucy Letby did. To compound the stress that all parents of babies in NICU go through by then killing or attempting to kill their infants, is incomprehensible. We all have guides and angels that look over us, and clearly one was on duty with Vicky Whitfield that night. I'm so happy their baby was okay.
Letby is a bit socially awkward by all accounts. She did this a lot apparently, stood over cots watching and then walking away. Whether that's a sign of guilt or social awkwardness I don't know.
2013 I had my second child 7 weeks prem at the hospital one area over from the countess. Makes me feel sick to think one thing going different could of sent us into her clutches. My girls now getting ready to finish her last year of primary school
@saynotothemonarchy I know this, of course, but generally, whether one will admit it, or not, we do see someone & form some sort of opinion- I'm saying, with the smiling pics shown, she has a "friendly" face
As a NICU parent myself four years ago, this was a huge fear of mine. That something would happen to my son unexpectedly. I can’t imagine the pain these parents who have lost their babies in this lunatics hands is unacceptable. The hospital board should be sued as well, because of their neglect additional babies are no longer here.
What’s wrong with the female presenter is she struggling to recall her words. This incident is so so frightening - thank god she went down. Odd the nurse didn’t engage with the mother. These parents clearly look in shock, they realise this could have ended so differently.
The female presenter was annoying to me, making all those exaggerated expressions of horror. It's a horrifying situation, but her expressions looked like bad acting
I’m new to watching them, but what I felt here is that he knows the limited time available and actually got key information via question and answer, and the lady balances him out with her own q/a and essential communication pleasantries. A tight package interview on an emotional topic lead by guided questions. Usually makes it feel like manipulating answers to get a zinger interview, but in this case, I ended up feeling like this approach was needed, to get the most key points out of the time allowed. I may be wrong but this is my perception here.
This case (and others) absolutely should be investigated. It was attempted murder! I'm very thankful for this family that she failed and their daughter survived and is living a normal, healthy life. My heart goes out to the parents; it must be so unsettling, disorienting, and traumatic to suspect/believe a serial killer tried to murder their beautiful child. I pray God's peace and comfort for them and their extended family members and friends.
Not wishing to diminish the agony these parents must have gone through, Please can we stop looking for potential victims to appear on TV who are just speculating about what 'might have happened'. We don't need to see it. What we need is the upcoming Inquiry to study the facts unhindered by Press speculation, and then those resopnsible should be brought to task and recommendations acted on to minimise the risk of this happening again.
Yeh I totally agree. The final doctor etc even said this is a common issue with premature babies. This just proves how little credibility this show has. And these parents are clout chasing, inserting themselves into other parents misery..
I take your point, but it’s also important to provoke discussion amongst parents who could have been affected by this to jog their own memories to understand the full scale of the potential crimes. The example of “I could have got hit by a drunk driver” doesn’t work, due to the circumstances of that child’s collapse. It’s highly probable given her MO that was was an attack as they’ve described. The inquiry could fail due to a lack of evidence and anything that promotes people to think over their particular circumstances is a good thing - including media. The inquiry can then, having received a larger volume of statements, make a judgement on validity or otherwise.
@@Noneofyourbusiness99999I think LL was working at the Liverpool hospital in 2013, I think she started much later to work in the Countess of Chester hospital.
@@skybluedreams77 could be the case, I’m no expert. Don’t think it’s a bad thing though to stimulate the discussion. Could well be factually inaccurate, but leave that at the desk of the inquiry to sort out. Good old fashioned no stone unturned. The whole thing has ramifications for the governance of the NHS, so needs to be thorough
There is a bigger issue at play clearly....not sure this nurse was acting alone....seems to be a culture in particular hospitals....Why would the doctor at the new hospital be certain she'd be fine upon her arrival after a major incident!? Why wasn't concerns acted upon sooner?
She lucky to be alive,Glad the evil monster is no longer working in the NHS,Who now be serving the rest of her life behind bars in the middle of the rusty old prison where she can for ever stay,Make sure that prison door never gets opened again
Unfortunately when we give people 100% authority and power over the most vulnerable, some of those people are not going to be good people. The power dynamic in hospitals is a great opportunity for people like this
This is why there needs to be accountability with peers, checks and security. This is why, when doctors began to raise concerns, those concerns needed to be taken seriously. the fact that they were not means that the most vulnerable were totally exposed to the whims of the most heinous
its a joke i have a friend who works at a hospital and her co worker didnt want to go to work so she send her sister in to do her job and nobody even questioned it..crazy
Dr Dewi Evans described her as a rogue nurse, they exist, as do rogue doctors. I know a number of people who work for the NHS in various roles & quite few say there's a rogue nurse in most hospitals.
This mother doesn't know what she is talking about I was a prem baby and had a collapsed lung which is very common. The child needed help to breath when born. So just because Lucy was standing there next to the crib she then decided she did something, children do get collapsed lungs which came happen at birth, This woman wants her 5 minutes of fame. Stop blaming someone for a child that obviously was born that way. I don't believe lucy has done at all. The A lot of parents are looking to put blame on their children's death that weren't giving to survive birth. She has been made a scapegoat for two doctor that should also been charged and obviously didn't do their job properly. How do you know if the doctors were to blame and moving the blame to Lucy. No I do not believe she is guilty.
Something doesn't sit right with this case. But if you say anything you're shut up... I hope I'm wrong and it's not a big cover up by the NHS. It's sad no matter what but why would a nurse hurt babies it doesn't make sense
I think that the evil psycho nurse has given the mother the cold psycho look because or she has already done something to that child or she was planning to do it. Definitely this mother has saved her child's life. NHS is sadly filled up with cold nasty Nurses whom should not be doing their job, as they hate their job !!! Management is not doing anything about it and not taking it seriously. And this is the result of it. The management is complicit in this as they didn't stopped the evil nurse as they are careless. Therefore they should be punished ! And public will be paying now to all these families for negligence through our taxes for their legal cases !!!! This is where the NHS's money goes, to places like this !!!! This is why NHS is poor as the money goes to negligence cases like this !!!!! Disgusting!!!
No, it is poor because the Torries keep slashing NHS funding and chipping away at it. You only get what you pay for, and our taxes have been continuously diverted away from the NHS, while also reducing the King's treasury by giving the rich tax cuts. We should've elected Corbyn, would've had a restored NHS and free Wifi... alas...
The hospital management who blocked investigations into baby deaths in the units Letby worked in, must be sacked in disgrace, lose any bonuses they were given to shut them up and lose their NHS pensions. Those responsible for allowing bany deaths to continue should be jailed as accessories to the multiple murders of babies and none of the should be allowed to work in yhe NHS or any caring organisation again!
That’s not what happens in the NHS. These managers are former nurses- which does not mean you’re good management material, as they always take the nurse’s side and have an “us against them” mentality when it comes to complaints from doctors
I hope you are all aware that in the UK managers in the nursing homes are carers who apparently had management courses with no nursing background and manages qualified Registered nurses, in most cases there is disagreement between the management and Registered nurse as regard to nursing care ending in Registered nurses referred to NMC for bogus cases especially if they are from BME groups.
GCSEs don’t have any place here. Regardless of qualifications a manager should not override ANY senior members of staff in any industry in any walk of life ever. It doesn’t happen. Only in the NHS
The nhs boss need to go on trial for perverting the course of justice. He cannot get away with it. Send a message to all the nhs bosses & anyone in authority its on yr head too if u don't take action as soon as concerns raised
@@AKUBARIKI where exactly in the trial did either side say anything about how, when the increased deaths started and over those 18months, the hospital had JUST opened their Level 1 NICU. WHEN did they mention the total 31-32 infant deaths during those 18 months, only 7-8 of which Letby was present for or connected to? WHEN did they bring up the violation in nurse/infant ratio, specifically in the Level 1 unit which is SUPPOSED to be 1:1 since it’s the most premature, sickest, most critical babies-their ratios were usually 2:1, sometimes 3:1. I understand it’s being brought up after the fact as a part of a possible investigation into the hospital..but, considering this was only happening during the period of the Level 1 unit, the time when there were skyrocketing deaths, obviously most that weren’t even connected to Letby; that MAYBE it should have been brought up during the trial? I’m NOT saying I’m absolutely convinced the young lady is innocent. I AM saying that there are a lot of issues which SHOULD have been brought up, and weren’t. As someone who has worked in medicine since the 1970’s, starting as a NICU nurse, then ER RN-Paramedic before returning to Med School at age 32; and I now have a NP Daughter who has been working in the ER for 15yrs; I personally watched and experienced the changes in healthcare in the US. I have friends and former colleagues in the UK and Canada who have witnessed similar, yet less extreme changes. One thing I believe may be applicable in this case is the length that administration will go to to cover their own rear-ends, whether for hospital reputation, money, positions, or a combination. Rather than admit fault and make constructive changes; it seems more hospitals are willing to throw their nurses under the bus to shield themselves. Not many years ago whilst working with a nearby Med School; I witnessed a Senior Resident and 4th year student TRY and put blame on an ICU Nurse. Thankfully they failed as I wasn’t the only witness; but my dear friend and colleague let me know this was a common tactic and had hospital admin been brought into the situation, the outcome would have been very different. My career was my life. But today, I’m grateful I don’t have to deal with the politics and our “new” policy of putting profits and certain people’s personal power; over the lives of my patients. It hurts me to the core to watch what my daughter has to deal with on a daily basis, when her primary concern SHOULD be doing the best she can for her patients. Not an easy task in a trauma center with a 1:6+ nurse-patient ratio. They went on strike over a year ago when the hospital announced staffing cuts as well as cuts to their benefits. The hospital insisted it was suffering because of the virus and what they claimed was “very little government assistance”. Their local media actually did their jobs, for a change, and uncovered not only one of the largest assistance grants in her state; the company that owns her hospital had just purchased a franchise of 6 “gyms” as well as announced plans to begin construction on a new private hospital and connected nursing home facility. They settled the strike, rather quietly, but have yet to fulfill everything on their side of the agreement. They also “quietly” threatened my daughter and others if they dare try and cause anymore problems. Specifically, they assured her they could end her career. She and her husband are researching jobs outside the US. Her step-brother and sister-in-law live and work in the medical field in Europe (not UK) and are helping them. I understand societies and people change over time. I’m also aware there are issues in healthcare everywhere; especially after the chaos of the past 3 years. Neither of us went into medicine to get wealthy. But the changes I see today, scare the daylights out of me for our future. If you watched that entire video and don’t recognize the very obvious problems it brings up; I don’t know what to tell you. There’s also now a website with a blog post that outlines the very specific issues. I didn’t even mention the non-specific circumstantial evidence which is a whole other rant. Also, my problem isn’t just with the prosecution in this case; the defense was highly negligent for not bringing light to these issues. If the young lady is guilty; then she deserves the punishment and demonization she is receiving. But, at this point, I don’t believe the jury was given the full picture of the case; important facts left out, misleading statements and charts. If the young lady has been wrongly convicted; it’s an absolute travesty and even mockery of the “justice” system. It’s happened before.
My son was premature and born in Glasgow both his lungs collapsed , it is a common thing , please choose your words carefully as this could put the fear of God into new mums if this happens to them , hopefully this couple get the answers but yes it's common in premature babies as the lungs are not properly formed
I wonder if she had her own children, she would have killed them too... Behind her smile, something is hidden.. She went through some sort of abuse.. How could anyone do this to small babies 😢😢😢😢
i walked past shepherd bush TV studios once i think Jimmy Savile was inside filming so im writing a book a 230 episode podcast & a musical about it ....not milking it obv ,people NEED to know :P
Sadly I really don't think this should be on a mainstream media report. How must the real victims feel listening to this. Come on give them a bit respect
sadly serial killers often start with less severe crimes. i'm am 1000 percent positive she started doing shit like pinching the kids and it just escalated to collapsing baby felicities lungs to eventually getting fairly efficient at killing human babies. she thought of murder long before she entered that ward
The parents need to sue! Lucy had so much protection & coverup’s for her evil deeds, seems she wasn’t working alone. Someone in that hospital at the top must be involved too! They should see if the babies organs are still there. She had too much protection in that hospital it doesn’t make sense, professional doctor’s came forwards & was made to apologise to her 🤯 sick.
Already in the year 2013!!! 😱😱😱 How many, how many? She might not be only Britains most notorious child killer soon! Her using not detectable methods and varying them is going to be very difficult task in tracking all the victims. She was suspected of 30 attacks in years 2015-2016. I think that we will never know the extent of her crimes (just like she said herself). But as many as possible should be brought out to the open and investigated for the parents sake and to bring improvements to the system.
Omg…their could be way more death….omg…they need to investigate from the time she worked at the baby unit. You news agency needs to keep on the pressure.
I 100% believe these parents. A Mum shows up at 3am - the normal response from any nurse on duty would be to chat with the parent - are you okay, cant sleep? your baby is doing well, do you want to cuddle her etc. Letby's actions are damning - she'd just been caught red handed!! Hope these parents get justice too for the hell they were put through!! So glad Felicity is doing well. Best wishes to her and her parents for a long, healthy, fruitful life ahead. Cheers from Oz!!
I agree, its a natural basic instinct to smile or show some sort of empathy to a worried looking parent..its terrifying to think how long she had been harming babies and getting away with it.
There´s a lot of wicked people out there who ignore that kind of common sense on purpose!@@janelowe4128
My baby daughter was born 3 months ago and the NHS midwives and hospital staff were very professional and supportive. This monster has tainted the good caring workers with her vicious attacks and murders. We do not have the death penalty in the UK but if you ask me even the death sentance is too humane for her. She put those innocent babies under her care in considerable pain before they died. Thankfully she did not succeed in killing all of her intended targets. This evil b**ch deserves a lifetime of torture and pain.
@@janelowe4128I binge listened to the whole 54 episode podcast of the Lucy Letby trial by the daily mail.
To say it is chilling is an understatement. It's like listening to a real life horror show.
@@ep1929 yes, i am a reg general nurse and reg sick childrens nurse.
I too have listened to every single pod cast , from crime scene 2.
Wow it’s amazing this mother came at just the right time. Thank God.
Divine Mercy hour of Jesus 🙏
Omg Thank god this little baby where safed
God was there with his spirit!🙏
I think that mum must have the best memory in the world to be able to remember the expression on someone's face after 10 year's wow that's some memory especially when your baby is in a life or death situation most parents wouldn't even remember who was there let alone their facial expression.
@sugarsundae3400
If it made an impression, she would remember it, as she did, because clearly it made an impression. That's how memories work.
A great example of why you MUST trust your insticts. This mother says she had an urge to go to her child at 3.00 am. If she hadn't, God only knows what would have befallen her baby.
There’s no magic to it. Just coincidence
@@blurbbbb8397false choice, overconfident one.
Impulses don’t come out of nowhere, they’re based on everything a person has experienced in life before, including unverbalised characatsr judgements.
She may have just missed her baby and wanted to go see her but also she might have heard something in LL’s voice or seen it in her demeanour
@@blurbbbb8397 My instints have never lied. I trust them no matter what, even when it doesn't make sense. I can tell you mine have saved me from grave danger and even death.
@@M_SC Maternal instinct, and intuition is strong. People have refused to get on planes and trains before, only for that very train to derail, or the plane to crash. I believe it is a survival instinct that we don't quite understand.
@@blurbbbb8397 No. my disabled daughter was at a boarding school, and I was able to know something was up with her and ring the school to sort if out and she was miles away. It did not happen once it happened multiple times.
Unbelievable! Those hospital managers need to respond and explain how was this possible!
Hopefully they will follow same sentence as the nurse! This shit should stop ASAP and everyone to who is in charge to take responsibility
They need to be arrested
@atanasyordanov3819 they won't take respvoluntaruly- they will have to be brought to justice and serve a prison sentence if found guilty of corporate manslaughter which for some of them is likely.
The enquiry HAS to have the power to DEMAND their attendance and not this totally unacceptable enquiry that has been offered at the moment. This one is NOT being given the full powers that are needed so that as many questions are answered as possible.
Yes hows that possible a baby was born TWO YEARS BEFORE that woman even worked there ?! its non relevant & these people have taken the tv payment to kick start an enquiry that drum roll please = will find exactly what we did ,Managers spending 50 k on a car ,lunches ,not buying state of the art security & cameras & the state of the roof at that baby unit said it all ,false ceiling had water damage
It's easy to point fingers in hindsight. But being completely honest, tell me why you would immediately assume one of your colleagues is murdering babies in a hospital of all places where people are constantly walking in and out. You wouldn't, and that's why this ultra rare but awful crime happened.
How can you attack someone so small, vulnerable and fragile as a new born baby..? Leaves me speechless. So unbelievably monstrous. 😞💔
Same reason I don’t know how people can abort a baby
Truly unbelievable. Cruel and life changing.
Pure evil.
Same reason as Nonc@s 😡
@@susansims7837 EXACTLY!!! Mother Teresa said that abortion does weaken society's morals.
Thank God for a mama with those kind of instincts who got up at 3 AM and walked down to be with her baby❤
Thank God indeed. Mum's intuition is number 1 🙏🏽
I agree! 👍🏽🙆🏻♀️
Their baby girl would likely have died if Mum had not turned up in that moment. ❤️
Yes I bet some of the other Mums are now upset they didn't. Truly heartbreaking. Evil lurks in the shadows.
It's baffling to me how there are no cameras, no nothing on a ward of the most vulernable beings in our country; our babies. Premature babies at that! This needs to change. We also need to make sure managers and directors have no say over doctors and other medical staff. Ridiculous how a bunch of admin people get to push doctors and consultants around. Who the hell do they think they are?
Hospitals would have to get permission to film patients from the patients themselves or the next of kin. Staff could still say "the patient/family didn't consent therefore I turned the cameras off' and then kill someone.
I can’t believe im saying this but even cameras put in the hallways could deter this kind of thing. Seeing who’s going in and out of rooms etc. I do understand why you couldn’t have cameras in the room, it would be like going to a doctors appointment and knowing it’s been recorded, invasion of privacy but on the other hand it could and would save lives.
I was in a transitional care unit with my baby next to nicu and there was cameras at all entrances that were monitored by staff in the nurses office however none in the areas where baby's actually received care.
@@vermilliongecko No parent would refuse cameras facing their sick baby in an incubator. Esp if you explain to them how sometimes babies can experience ‘spontaneous’ symptoms that can cause death but how cameras will help them in understanding some things. They could also install wifi cameras that parents can also connect to from their phone to monitor their babies like how they do in some child care centres. I watch over my dog when I leave her home alone ffs. Why shouldn’t we watch over sick babies? No parent will object to this. Esp now after psychopath Lucy.
I've never thought about the need for camera's in Nicu until this case. I hope it is definitely going to be something done immediately. I know camera's in a hospital where there is a worry about patient confidentiality could be an issue but when they are helpless babies & children I think there has to be some sort of surveillance.
i cant believe they brushed this family off when they made an inquiry a year later. they deserve to know and letby needs to be accountable. she seems to have soent years on her craft of injuring and killing infants. awful. thank you for your strength and bravery to speak up. i hope more families come forward if this happened to them. and thank god this mother went down at 3 am to check on her child. letby liked night shift so she could be left alone w the infants. how evil she was not even part of the code team to save this child!!!
I agree something doesn't add up because in press photos she's always smiling when around babies. And then there are the sympathy cards she wrote to parents of babies who died. She even photographed her sympathy notes and kept them on her phone. She also made a point of speaking to parents after their babies had died. Yet in this case she didn't even greet the mom and just walked away from the cot. Then seconds later when all hell broke loose she was nowhere to be seen. Very odd.
I don't doubt this was the earliest of Lucy's desire to see if she could get away with the unthinkable by experimenting with ways to compromise a baby's health.
Poor Felicity. If she were intubated at the time, but on CPAP as her parents stated, Lucy could have easily momentarily silenced the ventilator's alarms... then dialed the pressure(s) of the CPAP way up, basically blowing a hole (a pneumothorax) in Felicity's lung very quickly, just like an overinflated balloon would pop. Surfactant is a lifesaver -- it helps keep those tiny air sacs (alveoli) open, it was likley not the cause of the collapsed lung, as sometimes a spontaneous pneumothorax can occur when those air sacs are stuck closed. Surfactant helps keep them open. Lucy could have stood at the bedside, dialed the ventilator's pressure(s) back down (as mom was approaching), and quickly leave. It would not take very long for the baby to decompensate, drop oxygen saturation, heart rate and "crash"/"code" ("collapse"). Getting Felicity out of that hospital, and away from Lucy...saved her life!
Oh, thanks, that shines some light.
Why was Felicity transferred to a different hospital? Did someone already have some concerns?
@@Digeroo123
Did you watch the video?
@@jmc8076 Yes.
You must be medical, that was very informative, thank you, l was wondering how she was doing that, what a crazed person. Those poor children.
there are many infants that survived. there are some who dont know the long term damage. how awful. forever disabling children. im so glad these parents are stepping forward. can you imagine knowing now this nurse impacted these families .
Thank goodness for ones who are alive yes but it’s ones who didn’t who need to be the focus.
omg that picture. poor baby. i hope felicity is thriving now. and not affected.
Seen a report about this in the daily mail, apparently Filicity is now 9 year old and is doing well, described as your typical energetic 9 year old.
This trial must have been like a horror show for these parents.
Thank God she's alright.
I see the trauma on these parent’s faces as they relive this horrific event.
The parent’s pain is palpable. I’m so thankful your precious little girl survived. My heart goes out to you and to all those affected by the evil of that woman’s actions.
every baby who crossed paths with Lucy Letby is lucky to be alive
Some died though
so sad for the babies who Lucy killed and for the parents... It's just... beyond horrendous...
Poor babies.....so devastating....
Holy crap this couple case was from 2013. 2 years before she was first suspected. There must be 100,s more babies who she could have damaged/killed.
this is insanity. They need to Investigate every place she ever worked.
Absolutely they need to backtrack
Gosh your precious little baby. There's nothing more special than that little bundle. Such a tenderness we experience with them the moment we see them and hold them. So sweet. 💕
This mum must have the best memory in the world to remember someone's facial expression 10 years on wow that's some memory especially considering her baby was in a life or death situation most people won't be able to remember who was there let alone their facial expression.
I bet there will be plenty more parents that suddenly remember Lucy was involved with their babies Lucy will get blamed for alot more. Hope she fight these allegations.
Im shocked they didnt send in an assistant to work alongside the staff at that unit to see what was causing the passing of the many young babies..there was much that could have been done to prevent this..
Tory Britain
It's all about the bottom line. Money.
Agree , lots could have been done, and even if management refused to help the senior doctors could have took direct action , in many different ways. They could have at least set a trap for her and wait to catch her red-handed.
@@andrewashmore8000i also think everybody could have done more.
@@andrewashmore8000 And there is no fruit of the poisonous tree in Europe, so they could even have set surveillance cameras up. - Or just report the evidence to the police.
Seems like Lucy had done something and was just about to switch off the alarms so no one could save the baby when the mother had just appeared, her walking away fast and not saying a word is like she was caught in the act
Yes the mother's intuition is incredible..thanks God she went to hospital at 3.00 am
This really shouldn’t of been possible…!!! how was a nurse able to murder 7 babies undetected??? More arrests need to happen and huge changes need to happen, security cameras, superiors being more attentive and aware
Shouldn’t of? I think you mean shouldn’t have if you’re speaking english.
@@septembervirgo3723 a shocking video like this and grammar is your main worry? seek mental help
@@moonlightbae_I think you need to improve on your grammar. Absolutely trash.
She probably murdered much more then 7 babies.
@@moonlightbae_ You could at least correct it.
September 2014! I want to say face to face what I think of her and how many families she’s hurt I will never forgive or forget! Thank god my beautiful nephew is alive but severe brain damage. Someone needs to do more she’s done more than 2015 🤬
I’m so sorry for your nephew and hope he’s able to get any and all help he needs. Sadly if she’s truly a psychopath she’ll never be able to feel remorse. I’m not saying it’s right or fair only what is. The judge at least gave her the max. But unless it changes the system there will be others. Another nurse was caught doing similar in NHS.
Listening to these parents is frightening in hindsight. I believe them. The fact she was in that room and walked away. Then bam, chaos. Heartbreaking 💔
This mum must have the best memory in the world to remember someone's facial expression 10 years on, wow that's some memory especially considering her baby was in a life or death situation most people won't be able to remember who was there let alone their facial expression.
@@sugarsundae3400 I remember trauma that happened to me a decade ago. A completely different situation, but once you process the information it begins to disturb your life day after day with crippling depression & anxiety.
Heartbreaking, absolutely heartbreaking.Sadly, psychopaths walk and live among us an are about 1.5% of the population. More worrying is that psychopathy is a personality disorder and not a mental illness so many psychopaths aren't actually mentally ill and can work and live among us without drawing attention. This is clearly the case with Letby, but the management clearly tried to sweep this under the carpet and they have blood on their hands and should never be allowed near a hospital again
She is a sociopath, not a psychopath. Psychopaths are thrill killers unlike sociopaths and the reasoning for killing between these types is different.
Sociopaths are made. Psychopaths are born.
@@CayC-mz6ieshe's a psychopath. Her " thrill" is from watching the parents suffer and her getting away with it...ensuring she's involved in everything such as putting memory boxes together, sending sympathy cards, searching for them on Facebook even on Christmas Day.
She enjoyed the control over the babies and ability to cause such distress.
@@kaymackay3519 agree totally, her enjoyment of extreme suffering is psychopathy.
The mother's gut feelings to check on her baby at 3am is remarkably telling. It is highly suspicious that Letby was at the infants bedside just moments before the infant collapsed and yet didn't respond when the alarms started sounding. If she was the nurse caring for the baby she should have responded immediately! That is a huge red flag. I have been a NICU nurse for 35 years and suspect Letby did something to precipitate the infants pneumothorax (lung collapse), although it may be difficult for investigators to prove. Pneumothorax is not an uncommon complication in premature infants especially if there is respiratory distress, mechanical ventilation, or CPAP which this baby was on. Even in a situation with mild respiratory distress and a stable baby, a pneumothorax can occur suddenly and that is something I always watch for when caring for those infants. It is only speculation but she could have forced excess air into the lungs via the CPAP tubing. That is plausible because in other cases she used air as a weapon by injecting it into the circulatory system or the gut. If the pneumothorax was caused by her it will be more difficult to prove, unlike the telltale signs of discolored blotchy skin from an air embolism, or a measurable amount of insulin confirming an intentional overdose was given. My heart goes out to all these families.
You should start making videos about the problems premature babies face. Seriously your analysis here is what I look for in the comments about this case.
No matter what information the hospital gives parents of premature babies...modern parents look to social media. You could be that confirming lifeline to those parents.
Thank you for caring for the most vulnerable babies. Not a job I could have ever done.
P.S. Former EMT...youngest patient I had was the one I delivered.
@@evilarchconservative2952 Thank you for your positive comments made about my post. There was so much more I could have said in my post about this case. I have never thought about using social media to give information to parents about the problems premature infants face, but have thought about using social media to help mom's with breastfeeding difficulties as I am a Lactation Counselor. It might be frowned upon by my employer though. In the meantime I will do my best to keep my patients families informed. I would not make a good EMT and admire what they do!
It is exactly the same than other NICU nurses are saying in the comment in here; that she used CPAP-machine, she just increased the air pressure over the norm. (And probably back down again when a mother arrived to the scene).
Also, it takes some moments that it works out. Exactly like Felicity's Mom recalls.
Yes, I believe the investigators were aware that there could (and probably were) many more instances where Lucy attacked infants but, they had to choose the ones they were absolutely sure of and that were most likely to be proven in court. The ones that weren’t so easily dismissed as due to other causes than direct interference. This is why Lucy got away with this for so long.
They need to look into all of Lucy’s work history.. I believe there are more victims which have been ignored
They already are.
Oh there will be loads just like these parents that come out with accusations against Lucy just wait and see. This mum must have the best memory in the world to remember someone's facial expression 10 years on, especially considering her baby was in a life or death situation, most people wouldn't even remember who was there let alone their facial expression.
I am certain that they will find many more babies whom Letby attacked... 😪
As an ex nurse with NICU, Paediatrics and Obstetrics experience, what this "nurse" did is absolutely unfathomable. ❤️
I still can’t wrap my head around this. It’s just unfathomable.
That hospital needs closing for good Who will trust any nurse there now 😢
Thank God this baby pulled through.
Sounds like Lucy Letby has other attacks to answer for.
I am hearing now that the police are looking into thousands of other babies who Letby has had contact with.
Hospital management/ administration needs to be held accountable and questioned .
I'm convinced there are far more previous to 2015 😢
She was working at the Liverpool Women's Hospital when my daughter was born in December 2012. I feel sick thinking about it.
The world is shocked😢 How is this possible? We deserve answers!
There is no punishment harsh enough for what Lucy Letby did. To compound the stress that all parents of babies in NICU go through by then killing or attempting to kill their infants, is incomprehensible. We all have guides and angels that look over us, and clearly one was on duty with Vicky Whitfield that night. I'm so happy their baby was okay.
Definitely weird as a professional not to acknowledge the mother. Even if she was busy.
Letby is a bit socially awkward by all accounts. She did this a lot apparently, stood over cots watching and then walking away. Whether that's a sign of guilt or social awkwardness I don't know.
These parents went through massive mental torture. I can see the flashbacks in their eyes.
Thank the Lord for protecting your precious little baby. ❤
2013 I had my second child 7 weeks prem at the hospital one area over from the countess. Makes me feel sick to think one thing going different could of sent us into her clutches. My girls now getting ready to finish her last year of primary school
Makes you shudder, doesn't it?! My son is the same age..& she has a friendly face, like a primary school teacher!
A face tells you nothing about a person
@saynotothemonarchy I know this, of course, but generally, whether one will admit it, or not, we do see someone & form some sort of opinion- I'm saying, with the smiling pics shown, she has a "friendly" face
@@ritajit4730 yes we do but looks are deceiving it’s a lesson to all
I was 27 weeks premature in 1993 30 years ago
Always follow your GUT feelings, there is a reason why. God Bless you.🙏
As a NICU parent myself four years ago, this was a huge fear of mine. That something would happen to my son unexpectedly. I can’t imagine the pain these parents who have lost their babies in this lunatics hands is unacceptable. The hospital board should be sued as well, because of their neglect additional babies are no longer here.
Let them speak for goodness sake!!
What’s wrong with the female presenter is she struggling to recall her words. This incident is so so frightening - thank god she went down. Odd the nurse didn’t engage with the mother. These parents clearly look in shock, they realise this could have ended so differently.
The female presenter was annoying to me, making all those exaggerated expressions of horror. It's a horrifying situation, but her expressions looked like bad acting
@sarahpiaggio2693 😂😂😂 she always does that. Stops and starts, l guess it makes her look like she cares...
I am so glad your baby survived.
Richard this is not about you let these parents speak for heaven's sake they may become part of a further investigation
He does this constantly, it's quite infuriating. He interrupts everyone all the time.
It's ALWAYS the case with him unfortunately.
He’s a terrible interview that was frustrating
I’m new to watching them, but what I felt here is that he knows the limited time available and actually got key information via question and answer, and the lady balances him out with her own q/a and essential communication pleasantries. A tight package interview on an emotional topic lead by guided questions. Usually makes it feel like manipulating answers to get a zinger interview, but in this case, I ended up feeling like this approach was needed, to get the most key points out of the time allowed. I may be wrong but this is my perception here.
This case (and others) absolutely should be investigated. It was attempted murder! I'm very thankful for this family that she failed and their daughter survived and is living a normal, healthy life. My heart goes out to the parents; it must be so unsettling, disorienting, and traumatic to suspect/believe a serial killer tried to murder their beautiful child. I pray God's peace and comfort for them and their extended family members and friends.
Not wishing to diminish the agony these parents must have gone through, Please can we stop looking for potential victims to appear on TV who are just speculating about what 'might have happened'. We don't need to see it. What we need is the upcoming Inquiry to study the facts unhindered by Press speculation, and then those resopnsible should be brought to task and recommendations acted on to minimise the risk of this happening again.
Exactly, I could’ve been the victim of a drunk-driver but he wasn’t going down the same street as me, where’s my airtime?
Yeh I totally agree. The final doctor etc even said this is a common issue with premature babies. This just proves how little credibility this show has. And these parents are clout chasing, inserting themselves into other parents misery..
I take your point, but it’s also important to provoke discussion amongst parents who could have been affected by this to jog their own memories to understand the full scale of the potential crimes. The example of “I could have got hit by a drunk driver” doesn’t work, due to the circumstances of that child’s collapse. It’s highly probable given her MO that was was an attack as they’ve described. The inquiry could fail due to a lack of evidence and anything that promotes people to think over their particular circumstances is a good thing - including media. The inquiry can then, having received a larger volume of statements, make a judgement on validity or otherwise.
@@Noneofyourbusiness99999I think LL was working at the Liverpool hospital in 2013, I think she started much later to work in the Countess of Chester hospital.
@@skybluedreams77 could be the case, I’m no expert. Don’t think it’s a bad thing though to stimulate the discussion. Could well be factually inaccurate, but leave that at the desk of the inquiry to sort out. Good old fashioned no stone unturned. The whole thing has ramifications for the governance of the NHS, so needs to be thorough
The mortality rate was so high and always Lucy was on duty. The management has to be charged!!
The manager of that hospital and all of those that covered for that evil shpuld be jailed
Thank God the female presenter quickly took control of the interview.
Everything can be eerie in hindsight.
Good quick action. Well done parents!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I am very glad that their baby survived ,but it’s not helpful for the parents who lost their babies and are still grieving .
That was a near miss mothers instinct. 💙💛
There is a bigger issue at play clearly....not sure this nurse was acting alone....seems to be a culture in particular hospitals....Why would the doctor at the new hospital be certain she'd be fine upon her arrival after a major incident!? Why wasn't concerns acted upon sooner?
She lucky to be alive,Glad the evil monster is no longer working in the NHS,Who now be serving the rest of her life behind bars in the middle of the rusty old prison where she can for ever stay,Make sure that prison door never gets opened again
Unfortunately when we give people 100% authority and power over the most vulnerable, some of those people are not going to be good people. The power dynamic in hospitals is a great opportunity for people like this
This is why there needs to be accountability with peers, checks and security. This is why, when doctors began to raise concerns, those concerns needed to be taken seriously. the fact that they were not means that the most vulnerable were totally exposed to the whims of the most heinous
its a joke i have a friend who works at a hospital and her co worker didnt want to go to work so she send her sister in to do her job and nobody even questioned it..crazy
no way
100% not true, you won't even name them, you're just as bad as this couple trying to ride a bandwagon
@@wendychipchase9624yes way
@@tyjakkty8668 no not true she would of ben found out right a way iv worked in
hospial wards
@@wendychipchase9624 i can see why you would lie..but you do know its wrong right ?
3 olock is Divine Mercy hour of Jesus 🙏
It makes me wonder, is their anymore people like this working for the NHS?
This could go deeper, I don't know.
There are cases of health workers in the Private Health sector murdering patients-let’s not cherry pick.
Dr Dewi Evans described her as a rogue nurse, they exist, as do rogue doctors. I know a number of people who work for the NHS in various roles & quite few say there's a rogue nurse in most hospitals.
Let's bring back 'punishment fits the crime'. Air injection into veins seems fitting, no?
I say give her the electric chair
Yes and let one of the parents do it.
Nearly a victim? She was a victim, she was assaulted. Just because the baby wasn’t murdered. Wow!
This mother doesn't know what she is talking about I was a prem baby and had a collapsed lung which is very common. The child needed help to breath when born. So just because Lucy was standing there next to the crib she then decided she did something, children do get collapsed lungs which came happen at birth, This woman wants her 5 minutes of fame. Stop blaming someone for a child that obviously was born that way. I don't believe lucy has done at all. The A lot of parents are looking to put blame on their children's death that weren't giving to survive birth. She has been made a scapegoat for two doctor that should also been charged and obviously didn't do their job properly. How do you know if the doctors were to blame and moving the blame to Lucy. No I do not believe she is guilty.
Something doesn't sit right with this case. But if you say anything you're shut up... I hope I'm wrong and it's not a big cover up by the NHS. It's sad no matter what but why would a nurse hurt babies it doesn't make sense
I think that the evil psycho nurse has given the mother the cold psycho look because or she has already done something to that child or she was planning to do it. Definitely this mother has saved her child's life. NHS is sadly filled up with cold nasty Nurses whom should not be doing their job, as they hate their job !!! Management is not doing anything about it and not taking it seriously. And this is the result of it. The management is complicit in this as they didn't stopped the evil nurse as they are careless. Therefore they should be punished ! And public will be paying now to all these families for negligence through our taxes for their legal cases !!!! This is where the NHS's money goes, to places like this !!!! This is why NHS is poor as the money goes to negligence cases like this !!!!! Disgusting!!!
No, it is poor because the Torries keep slashing NHS funding and chipping away at it.
You only get what you pay for, and our taxes have been continuously diverted away from the NHS, while also reducing the King's treasury by giving the rich tax cuts.
We should've elected Corbyn, would've had a restored NHS and free Wifi... alas...
The NHS is not full of cold nasty nurses
God helped you … I’m so glad you went down to see your baby 🙏🙏
Unprofessional hospital management in Broken Britain. Pathetic overpaid senior management, and corruption all the way down.
Praying 🙏 for the children and parents ❤
The hospital management who blocked investigations into baby deaths in the units Letby worked in, must be sacked in disgrace, lose any bonuses they were given to shut them up and lose their NHS pensions. Those responsible for allowing bany deaths to continue should be jailed as accessories to the multiple murders of babies and none of the should be allowed to work in yhe NHS or any caring organisation again!
Wow just shows that mom's should always listen to their gut. If she had ignored it and not gone to see her baby 😢😢❤
Letby is every bit as frightening as the most horrific sk’s in the States- the whole setting- this is the stuff of horror movies -
That’s scary 😢 I can’t imagine praying that others never have to experience this.
That male journalist was a terrible interviewer- stop talking over your guests and let them finish. We want to hear their story, not yours.
In no world should GCSE level managers over rule field doctors on matters of patient health & safety
That’s not what happens in the NHS. These managers are former nurses- which does not mean you’re good management material, as they always take the nurse’s side and have an “us against them” mentality when it comes to complaints from doctors
I hope you are all aware that in the UK managers in the nursing homes are carers who apparently had management courses with no nursing background and manages qualified Registered nurses, in most cases there is disagreement between the management and Registered nurse as regard to nursing care ending in Registered nurses referred to NMC for bogus cases especially if they are from BME groups.
GCSEs don’t have any place here. Regardless of qualifications a manager should not override ANY senior members of staff in any industry in any walk of life ever. It doesn’t happen. Only in the NHS
dumb comment, you think nhs managers become managers with GCSE level training? overriding consultants with GCSEs 🤣🤣
Hopeless NHS management system
Live in Africa,sososo sory its a heartbreaking
This is heart-rending but mercifully with a profoundly felt happy ending. Best of luck to Felicity in her future.
Being a mom of a 4 month old and having had the best experience from the NHS, I feel so so sorry for these parents. This should have never happened.
Sounds like a horrific lottery. Some get lucky and their babies live.
The nhs boss need to go on trial for perverting the course of justice. He cannot get away with it. Send a message to all the nhs bosses & anyone in authority its on yr head too if u don't take action as soon as concerns raised
My respects ❤❤you are so.lucky to have come down to see your daughter.
PLEASE WATCH: Norman Fenton Interviews Dr Scott Malachan on concerns in the Lucy Letby case
Just seen a bit of it. That Scott is gaslighting with a lot of word salad. Lucy had a full trial...... she wrote confessions
@@AKUBARIKI where exactly in the trial did either side say anything about how, when the increased deaths started and over those 18months, the hospital had JUST opened their Level 1 NICU. WHEN did they mention the total 31-32 infant deaths during those 18 months, only 7-8 of which Letby was present for or connected to? WHEN did they bring up the violation in nurse/infant ratio, specifically in the Level 1 unit which is SUPPOSED to be 1:1 since it’s the most premature, sickest, most critical babies-their ratios were usually 2:1, sometimes 3:1. I understand it’s being brought up after the fact as a part of a possible investigation into the hospital..but, considering this was only happening during the period of the Level 1 unit, the time when there were skyrocketing deaths, obviously most that weren’t even connected to Letby; that MAYBE it should have been brought up during the trial?
I’m NOT saying I’m absolutely convinced the young lady is innocent. I AM saying that there are a lot of issues which SHOULD have been brought up, and weren’t.
As someone who has worked in medicine since the 1970’s, starting as a NICU nurse, then ER RN-Paramedic before returning to Med School at age 32; and I now have a NP Daughter who has been working in the ER for 15yrs; I personally watched and experienced the changes in healthcare in the US. I have friends and former colleagues in the UK and Canada who have witnessed similar, yet less extreme changes. One thing I believe may be applicable in this case is the length that administration will go to to cover their own rear-ends, whether for hospital reputation, money, positions, or a combination. Rather than admit fault and make constructive changes; it seems more hospitals are willing to throw their nurses under the bus to shield themselves. Not many years ago whilst working with a nearby Med School; I witnessed a Senior Resident and 4th year student TRY and put blame on an ICU Nurse. Thankfully they failed as I wasn’t the only witness; but my dear friend and colleague let me know this was a common tactic and had hospital admin been brought into the situation, the outcome would have been very different.
My career was my life. But today, I’m grateful I don’t have to deal with the politics and our “new” policy of putting profits and certain people’s personal power; over the lives of my patients. It hurts me to the core to watch what my daughter has to deal with on a daily basis, when her primary concern SHOULD be doing the best she can for her patients. Not an easy task in a trauma center with a 1:6+ nurse-patient ratio. They went on strike over a year ago when the hospital announced staffing cuts as well as cuts to their benefits. The hospital insisted it was suffering because of the virus and what they claimed was “very little government assistance”. Their local media actually did their jobs, for a change, and uncovered not only one of the largest assistance grants in her state; the company that owns her hospital had just purchased a franchise of 6 “gyms” as well as announced plans to begin construction on a new private hospital and connected nursing home facility. They settled the strike, rather quietly, but have yet to fulfill everything on their side of the agreement. They also “quietly” threatened my daughter and others if they dare try and cause anymore problems. Specifically, they assured her they could end her career. She and her husband are researching jobs outside the US. Her step-brother and sister-in-law live and work in the medical field in Europe (not UK) and are helping them.
I understand societies and people change over time. I’m also aware there are issues in healthcare everywhere; especially after the chaos of the past 3 years. Neither of us went into medicine to get wealthy. But the changes I see today, scare the daylights out of me for our future.
If you watched that entire video and don’t recognize the very obvious problems it brings up; I don’t know what to tell you. There’s also now a website with a blog post that outlines the very specific issues. I didn’t even mention the non-specific circumstantial evidence which is a whole other rant. Also, my problem isn’t just with the prosecution in this case; the defense was highly negligent for not bringing light to these issues. If the young lady is guilty; then she deserves the punishment and demonization she is receiving. But, at this point, I don’t believe the jury was given the full picture of the case; important facts left out, misleading statements and charts. If the young lady has been wrongly convicted; it’s an absolute travesty and even mockery of the “justice” system. It’s happened before.
Let them speak Richard 🗣️
Hospital managers should be tried!!!! They are as guilty as Letby
And? Stop trying to steal the light from the actual victims
I just can’t…/‘she was killing babies so tiny they could fit in your hand
MAKES ME SICK 🤬
My son was premature and born in Glasgow both his lungs collapsed , it is a common thing , please choose your words carefully as this could put the fear of God into new mums if this happens to them , hopefully this couple get the answers but yes it's common in premature babies as the lungs are not properly formed
But that nurse injected babies with insulin and air she was found guilty and sentenced to life on monday
Your baby was not being taken care of by a convicted serial killer. Her account matches all the other accounts of victims.
@@rah.ali9995 no he wasnt Richard says it probably was her, but as I said it's common
I wonder if she had her own children, she would have killed them too... Behind her smile, something is hidden.. She went through some sort of abuse.. How could anyone do this to small babies 😢😢😢😢
who knows it feels it in other words follow your spirit it never let you down
This makes me so sick I can barely hear it may Lucy letby get what she deserves and may those little babies rest in peace
God Bless all the dear parents that suffered because of that monster they trusted to take the best care of there beautiful babies.❤
Oh, here we go, the "me too" claims have surfaced again.
i walked past shepherd bush TV studios once
i think Jimmy Savile was inside filming
so im writing a book a 230 episode podcast & a musical about it ....not milking it obv ,people NEED to know :P
disgusting.
So cute baby.lucky her baby was saved.omg...that monster is not human...
Sue the hospital. Your child didn’t deserve to go through that
psychological evaluations aren’t done when employing these people who are in charge of lives?????
Weird! Babies lungs do collapse then. Luckly Lucy Letby was on duty and had called for help. Why making her presence disturbing amd her life a misery?
I’m so glad she that’s in jail for life but i feel wow bad for the president of the baby’s she killed
this is like when people facebook check in when there's been a terror attack
Sadly I really don't think this should be on a mainstream media report. How must the real victims feel listening to this. Come on give them a bit respect
sadly serial killers often start with less severe crimes. i'm am 1000 percent positive she started doing shit like pinching the kids and it just escalated to collapsing baby felicities lungs to eventually getting fairly efficient at killing human babies. she thought of murder long before she entered that ward
@@ambivalistcollapsed lungs in premature newborns is quite a common occurrence, stop the sensationalism and learn the facts
I completely agree. All for attention.
@@ajorngjdonaydbr especially common when your nurse is notorious baby killer LUCY LETBY
Are you nuts
Did this murdering Nurse of innocent babies , say why she did this horrific act ?!
The parents need to sue!
Lucy had so much protection & coverup’s for her evil deeds, seems she wasn’t working alone. Someone in that hospital at the top must be involved too! They should see if the babies organs are still there.
She had too much protection in that hospital it doesn’t make sense, professional doctor’s came forwards & was made to apologise to her 🤯 sick.
Already in the year 2013!!! 😱😱😱 How many, how many?
She might not be only Britains most notorious child killer soon!
Her using not detectable methods and varying them is going to be very difficult task in tracking all the victims. She was suspected of 30 attacks in years 2015-2016. I think that we will never know the extent of her crimes (just like she said herself). But as many as possible should be brought out to the open and investigated for the parents sake and to bring improvements to the system.
Thank God their kids are Safe!!!
Omg…their could be way more death….omg…they need to investigate from the time she worked at the baby unit.
You news agency needs to keep on the pressure.
The police are going to begin interviewing the parents of 4000 babies that Lucy Letby has been in contact with.