Lucy Letby Inquiry Begins Amidst Growing Debate Over Conviction

As hearings commence, questions about Letby's guilt and systemic hospital failures dominate discussions

A public inquiry into the circumstances of Lucy Letby's crimes begins this week but will not address her guilt.
Letby, convicted of multiple infant murders, has new legal representation and aims to take her case to the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
A growing number of experts and amateur sleuths question the safety of her conviction, citing statistical and procedural concerns.
Families of the victims and some legal experts maintain Letby's guilt, emphasizing the exhaustive review of evidence and the appeals process.
The inquiry aims to uncover systemic failures in the hospital to prevent future tragedies, despite controversy over its scope.