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Lucy Letby: Why are medical experts disputing evidence?

Lucy Letby, convicted of murdering seven infants, will have her case reviewed by the Criminal Cases Review Commission after her legal team applied for an appeal on Monday.
A panel of 14 medical experts believes there was a miscarriage of justice in Letby's case, stating medical explanations for the deaths.
Dr. Shoo Lee criticized the care at Countess of Chester Hospital and argued that the prosecution misinterpreted medical evidence during Letby's trial.
Sir David Davis labeled Letby's convictions as 'one of the major injustices of modern times' during a press conference on February 4, 2025.

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Daily Express

The 3 crucial steps killer nurse Lucy Letby must make to secure freedom

How lawyers for the nurse currently serving 15 life sentences for the murder of seven babies will try to overturn her convictions.

17 days ago·United Kingdom

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Boing Boing

Scientific report concludes nurse Lucy Letby did not kill babies

Lucy Letby, a nurse in England, was convicted of murdering 7 babies in her care. Coverage of the trial was heavily restricted in the UK, with local media unable to…

18 days ago·United States

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Le Point.fr

In the United Kingdom, was the “baby killer” the victim of a judicial error?

Lucy Letby, sentenced to life in 2023 for the murder of seven newborns, may in fact be expelled, according to a panel of experts.

19 days ago·Paris, France

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7NEWS Australia

Major development for UK nurse convicted of killing seven babies

Lucy Letby’s legal team says her convictions and life sentences amount to ‘one of the major injustices of modern times’.

19 days ago·Australia

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Le Parisien

In the United Kingdom, "baby killer" could be the victim of an incredible miscarriage of justice

Lucy Letby, a nurse sentenced to life abroad for the death of seven infants, could be innocent. This is the conclusion of an independent investigation that designates the incompetence of the British medical system.

19 days ago·Paris, France

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