Hello. Hello. And welcome to yet another Lucy Letpy update from us, yours truly.

And that is because yesterday, on the day of recording this, the fourth of

every 2026, Netflix did of course drop their brand new Lucy Lettby documentary. This is not a

sponsored episode. We are just going to be talking about it. We assume you have watched a Netflix

documentary. Otherwise, this is going to be pretty strange to just listen to our take on it.

Maybe you listen to the update.

Maybe you skip straight here.

But let's talk about our thoughts.

I would say out, I think there are reasons for this that I'll go into, but out of every sort of let-be

thing I have consumed, I would say the Netflix documentary made me feel I emoted the most.

It made me feel like most like in like pit of my stomach like this is so grim.

Yeah.

But I do wonder whether I just haven't been across it as much as you.

I think the thing that really got me is when they go to arrest her for the second time and she's just sat there.

That is a

broken person. Like that is what I'm mentally ill, bottom of the barrel, depressed, losing

touch with reality person looks like. Yeah. And that, I've, I've see, I've obviously

seen like clips of it. I've never seen it. I've never seen the whole thing before. And that I was

like, yeah, that is an unwell woman.

It was, I also felt very much, a lot of things.

Watching this Netflix documentary, I think the scene in particular where she's saying goodbye

to her cat, that for some reason made me feel really upset.

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