Parents of Letby’s Victims Kept Uninformed, Inquiry Reveals

Hospital executives accused of complicity in neonatal deaths for failing to investigate early warnings about nurse Lucy Letby.

Parents of babies attacked by Lucy Letby were not informed of the incidents until years later, often by police.
Child N’s parents learned of their son’s life-threatening collapse only six years after the event, just before Letby’s trial began.
Hospital management allegedly ignored consultants’ concerns linking Letby to increased infant mortality rates.
Parents of twins Child L and Child M criticized hospital executives for allowing Letby to continue working despite suspicions.
The Thirlwall Inquiry highlights systemic failures and calls for accountability among NHS authorities to prevent future tragedies.