All right, Lucy Lettby, let's talk.

I feel like we have to.

We do. Whether you want to or not, we've got to talk about Lucy Leapie.

I do want to.

Yes.

But I don't know if my opinion has changed. Okay, that's fair.

My opinion has, but let's talk about it. Okay. Let's go. This is even more exciting. Let's do it.

Let's do a very, very quick update in case anybody listening, watching, has forgotten

who the fuck Lucy Leppie is. So in July, 2024, 34-year-old, neonatal nurse Lucy Leppi was found

guilty of murdering seven babies and the attempted murder of seven others at the Countess

of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016. She is currently serving

15 whole life orders as the UK's most prolific child murderer ever. Now this case, ever since

it emerged, has been hugely divisive and extremely controversial.

Basically, a lot of people were saying,

how could this young woman,

who had seemingly dedicated her entire life to saving extremely sick babies,

have been killing them?

She became the face of evil,

and I think how normal she looked only added to the intrigue.

Right from the start, there were those who questioned Lucy Lettby's conviction.

But among miscarriage of justice campaigns, in history, all of them, every single one, the Lucy Lettby one, is quite strikingly individual.

It does stand out.

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