New Evidence Emerges in Lucy Letby Case, Raising Doubts and Calls for Retrial

Fresh allegations and expert debates question the safety of Letby's convictions for baby murders.

Documents suggest additional babies in Lucy Letby's care may have been harmed, with one potentially poisoned with insulin.
Experts challenge the medical and statistical evidence used to convict Letby, suggesting possible miscarriages of justice.
Prosecution relied heavily on circumstantial evidence, with no direct witnesses or CCTV linking Letby to the alleged crimes.
Critics argue the insulin test method might be flawed, but experts generally find it reliable in the context of this case.
David Davis and others advocate for a retrial, citing potential hospital mismanagement or other factors as alternative explanations.