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Inquests into the deaths of five babies murdered by Lucy Letby have opened today, following the release of new documentary 'The Investigation of Lucy Letby' on Netflix
The nurse’s mother and father say the new film is “an invasion of privacy”
As of January 2024, Lucy Letby is currently imprisoned in HMP Bronzefield. The Investigation of Lucy Letby is available to watch on Netflix now. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media.
A letter penned by killer nurse Lucy Letby has revealed a harrowing insight into her life in prison. The child murderer stated 'there are no words' to express her current 'situation' in a handwritten note as she pledged never to abandon her fight to prove her 'innocence'.
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Lucy Letby's 'unsettling' behaviour spotted by body language expert in police interview
The Investigation of Lucy Letby documentary on Netflix features previously unseen police interview footage of the convicted nurse serving a life sentence for murdering seven babies
The inquests into the deaths of five babies murdered by killer nurse Lucy Letby are set to open today (February 4). A coroner will open the proceedings into the passing of five of Letby's victims, who she was convicted of murdering at the Countess of Chester Hospital in 2015 and 2016.
The 36-year-old former nurse, branded the Angel of Death, was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others, including two attempts on one victim, between June 2015 and June 2016. However, doubts remain about her guilt, and this documentary is likely to fuel further debate.
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Doctor who helped convict Lucy Letby lives with ‘tiny guilt’ they could have caught ‘wrong person’
A doctor who helped convict Lucy Letby has said he lives with “tiny, tiny guilt” that they may have caught the “wrong person”, despite still believing that the nurse was behind the deaths of seven babies.
THIS is the moment Lucy Letby’s mum screams “no, not again” at police – before the nurse calmly tells her mum to look away during her arrest. In the previously unseen clip,