
How did a trusted neonatal nurse become a convicted child killer?
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50 mins
Discover the alarming rise in unexplained infant deaths and medical emergencies at a neonatal unit where Lucy Letby worked. Uncover how a complex investigation revealed evidence that led to convictions for the murders and attempted murders of vulnerable babies.
Ep 1:
The Angel of Death Unmasked
A trusted neonatal nurse becomes the centre of Britain's most disturbing case, as doctors' suspicions collide with two years of hospital denial and inaction.
Ep 2:
Trophies Under the Bed
A doctor's chilling incubator memory, a bullying grievance turned upside down, and shocking trophies police found under Lucy Letby's bed change everything.
Ep 3:
The Insulin That Damned Her
Prosecutors detail how air, milk and insulin became weapons, then follow one traumatized family's two-year wait for the truth to a devastating verdict.
Ep 4:
Echoes of Beverly Allitt
Lucy Letby joins a grim lineage of healthcare killers like Beverly Allitt and Harold Shipman, while fourteen experts insist the science behind her conviction is flawed.
Ep 5:
A Case Built on Sand?
Two juries convicted her, but a dozen world-class specialists argue she's innocent—so why is the insulin evidence now called unreliable and contested?
Ep 6:
The Question That Won't Die
As police hunt for a dozen more possible victims, defenders cry miscarriage of justice, leaving families and a nation without the answers they desperately need.
Augustus
Level 10 · 3 mo agoThe insulin tests flagged as unreliable? That's actually been documented, false positives are a real issue with those assays
Asher
Level 4 · 3 mo agoPost-it note said it all💀
Fitz
Level 10 · 3 mo agoPost-it note says 'I am evil' and the defence calls it a stream of consciousness. Mate I've had dark days and not once did my journaling accidentally confess to murdering seven babies.