Jebel Saghro retweeted
If you’re wondering why there are millions of people who believe Lucy Letby is innocent, this book will explain all.
#LucyLetby
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‘What if Lucy Letby is innocent? The chilling question that could unlock Britain's biggest miscarriage of justice’
✍️ @AndyHughesCrime for LBC Opinion lbc.co.uk/article/lucy-letby…
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Thanks to @DavidDavisMP for all his help in righting these miscarriages of justice!
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chng.it/kgTg9WVyt5 Please sign the petition! If you already have, THANK YOU! 💐💐💐🦋🦋🦋 Now please ask three of your friends to sign it too! Please push it as much as you can. If this goes viral, it could really help the campaign, and now is a really great time, as public opinion has changed so much in favour of #LucyLetby.
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Christopher Morris spent two years examining the case and concluded Lucy Letby's convictions are unsafe.
Morris is an author, journalist and ghostwriter who has written or edited more than 50 books. For Reasonable Doubt: Examining the Case of Lucy Letby he interviewed more than 60 experts across neonatology, paediatrics, nursing and statistics, and worked through the trial material and the documents released by the Thirlwall Inquiry.
In this episode he sets out his argument: that the unit at the Countess of Chester was failing before anyone suspected a nurse, that infection and clinical error were discounted too quickly, that the air embolism theory the prosecution relied on does not hold, and that the expert evidence would not pass muster in any other setting.
#LucyLetby
youtu.be/cdMaq09u-iI?si=fee2…
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Recently fired Cheshire police chief says that scrutiny about the Lucy Letby case outside of the courts is "not welcome."
Which begs the question: Why, then, did his police force pay a Daily Mail podcaster for "publicity" in the middle of Letby's trial?
Periodic reminder that Caroline Cheetham, the co-host of the Daily Mail's podcast about Lucy Letby, took secret payments from Cheshire police while the trial was ongoing.
She never disclosed this to the public, or to her bosses at the Daily Mail.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05…
Jebel Saghro retweeted
Remember International Falsely Accused Day? We're here & are not going away until someone starts to listen!
Here's a video from IFAD Edinburgh with Christopher Logan who heads the Yellow Butterfly group in support of Lucy Letby 💛
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Jebel Saghro retweeted
What Lord Justice Jackson's judgement describes is an expert who can be predicted and expected to attempt to obstruct or pervert the course of justice. Any sceptic looking to trace back to the origin of 'lucy letby conspiracies' should look to this judgement.
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Please sign the petition- now edging towards 30,000 signatures...
JUSTICE FOR LUCY LETBY
change.org/p/refer-lucy-letb…
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A complete set of trial transcripts is now freely available for the Lucy Letby trial. Everyone can now judge the evidence for themselves whether or not they were able to attend court. Thanks @JabesAllowed for making this valuable resource available. ➡️lucyletbyinnocence.com/trans…
🚨Special announcement!
Lucy Letby's trial transcripts are now available from day 1 (pre-trial) all the way through to the final day 145 when the Jury began deliberations.
These used to cost £100k but you can now get them for free!
Please pass it on.
lucyletbyinnocence.com/trans…
Jebel Saghro retweeted
Any expert that went up for the defence it would have been career suicide. Dr Waney Squier for example.
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Absolutely.
It's a terrible format for scrutinising dubious prosecution expert claims.
Even when the claims are ludicrous.
It's a broken expert system... It needs an earlier stage, overseen by a judge, in which defence experts get to question people like Evans directly.
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Come on @drdavidbull! Get ahead of the crowd. It's time to accept and announce that Lucy Letby is innocent and for us all to get behind the campaign for real justice, and the exoneration of Nurse #LucyLetby
Dear Dr David Bull @drdavidbull
I am sure you are aware that the number of experts speaking out about this matter are growing daily.
The standard of evidence in the Letby trial has raised alarms across the medical and legal community.
We are gathering signatures to show a groundswell of public concern over this conviction. Please help us highlight this miscarriage of justice.
Thousands have already signed the petition to show growing public concern and push for a fresh appeal review. Please consider sharing this to raise vital awareness.
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Many thanks, Jo
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Lucy Letby - Dr Waney Squier - Speaks at the 19 nurses conference.
This is an extraordinary presentation and, regardless of the rights and wrongs in the matter, hints at some deeply sinister practices inside the medico-legal establishment - @ClarkeMicah
youtu.be/lVJvvlbfuo8?si=A_qU… via @YouTube
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With the renewed interest in Lucy Letby case, here's an important point missed by every commentator:
from a probabilistic view, there was nothing very unusual about the so-called spike of neonatal deaths.
@LawHealthTech and I reported on this here:
doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.1377…
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Refer Lucy Letby's Case Back To The Court Of Appeal - Sign the Petition! c.org/H6fBdDW52F
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It's about time the Leaders of every political party started speaking out about #LucyLetby, and what they are going to do about it. Because until they do, none of them deserve our votes.
@UKParliament @andyburnham @MoJGovUK @jamesmurray_ldn @Thirlwall_Inq @highcourt @DavidDavisMP
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Here’s something I heard recently:
When there is a plane crash, there’s an investigation and recommendations are implemented immediately.
Yet in maternity care, there have already been 1,400 recommendations in the last 30 years but nothing has been implemented.
Why is this?
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At the IFAD protest in Edinburgh, one of the speakers who really stood out was Christopher Logan, founder and campaign lead of the Yellow Butterfly Group, which campaigns for Lucy Letby and for her case to be given a fresh and fair retrial.
Christopher spoke passionately about the concerns surrounding the Letby case and the campaign for the new expert opinions and evidence to be properly considered.
There is currently an ongoing review of Lucy Letby’s convictions by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), which is specifically responsible for considering whether new evidence or arguments may give rise to a potential miscarriage of justice.
Whatever people may think about the Letby case, there is a much wider issue here that I believe we should all be able to agree on: the right to a fair trial and the right to have genuinely new evidence properly examined.
Christopher also highlighted something particularly relevant to our own campaign. Although the case he is fighting is within the English justice system and our campaign for fair trials is focused on Scotland, many of the frustrations faced by people challenging convictions and alleged miscarriages of justice cross that border.
Different legal systems do not mean completely different human experiences.
When people believe that important evidence was missed, that expert evidence needs to be reconsidered, or that a conviction may not have received the scrutiny it deserves, there must be meaningful mechanisms for those concerns to be heard.
That is why Christopher’s message at IFAD connected so strongly with what we are campaigning for through Jim’s campaign for fair trials.
This isn't about deciding someone's guilt or innocence from outside a courtroom.
It is about making sure that justice is genuinely fair, that convictions can be properly challenged when significant new evidence emerges, and that nobody is left feeling that the system has closed its doors on them.
Different cases. Different jurisdictions.
But many of the same barriers, frustrations and questions about access to justice.
Fair trials must mean fair trials for everyone.
#IFAD #falseallegations #jims #LucyLetby #justice #MiscarriageOfJustice #speakout