Nurses Suspected Colleague in Baby Deaths, Letby Inquiry Reveals

Neonatal nurses at Countess of Chester Hospital checked rotas for a 'common denominator' during Lucy Letby's year-long killing spree.

Dr. Rachel Lambie testified that nurses were 'thinking the unthinkable' just months into the series of unexplained baby deaths.
The inquiry heard that by September 2015, nurses were checking work schedules to identify any staff member present during the incidents.
Dr. Lambie described increasing anxiety among medical staff following the deaths and collapses of infants, with discussions about a possible rogue colleague.
Dr. Huw Mayberry expressed doubts that CCTV cameras would have prevented Letby's actions, citing the difficulty in detecting certain harmful activities.
Lucy Letby, serving 15 whole-life orders, was convicted of murdering seven infants and attempting to murder seven others between June 2015 and June 2016.