Lucy Letby had novel about young woman who had affair with married man in her childlike bedroom. Photos of killer nurse's bedroom offer a small insight into mind of baby killer ...

'Killer' nurse Lucy Letby denies affair with married colleague after being suspended from work. In June 2016 - the week after two triplet boys died, and another boy collapsed so dramatically he ...

LUCY Letby carried out her year-long killing spree to get attention from a married doctor she’s accused of having an affair with.The nurse, 33, who ...

On Saturday, January 4, Lucy Letby marked her 35th birthday behind bars - a far cry from the sociable celebrations she'd once enjoyed before her crimes came to light. The former NHS nurse, who was ...

Lucy Letby’s new legal team prepares to launch a fresh appeal over the killer’s convictions, ... To many observers, however, the entire prosecution case felt like a lacklustre affair.

Lucy Letby appeared to lead a normal life to friends and family, with her relationship with Dr A referenced during the 10-month trial, where the jury was shown flirty text exchanges between the pair ...

The public inquiry into baby deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital where Lucy Letby worked will begin on Tuesday, September 10. The statutory inquiry - which will be led by Lady Justice ...

A alleged email appears to contradict evidence given at Lucy Letby’s trial. But as the convicted nurse prepares to appeal her whole-life sentences, David James Smith examines the hurdles her new ...

Lucy Letby is one of Britain’s most notorious mass murderers who killed or tried to kill new-born, vulnerable babies who had been placed in her care. That was the conclusion of a Crown Court ...

British detectives questioned nurse Lucy Letby, who is serving life in prison for killing seven babies, over the deaths of several more infants.. Cheshire Police said Wednesday that Letby had been ...

Crucially, the inquiry was predicated on Ms. Letby’s guilt, even as serious questions began to be raised last year over the validity of her convictions, first in a 13,000-word New Yorker article ...