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Lucy Letby latest 1 Year ago
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My problem with the Lucy Letby situation is knowing, from personal experience, how the judicial system works and can be manipulated by experts.
Those experts being police and lawyers.
If I was a juror - or if you were a juror - on hearing about the previous convictions I would certainly have convicted this time - wouldn't you?
Unless you'd learned from personal experience how the system works.
There is - understandably - an agenda.
It demands too much effort, intelligence, ability and a certain mind set to examine in two directions - or even more.
Suppose Letby DID hasten the demise of a few babies who were on the verge of death, were clearly suffering, were not only unlikely to survive (as, I gather, this baby was - she did subsequently die and nobody seems to have blamed the death on Letby) but almost certainly in pain?
I've always suspected that Harold Shipman started from the admirable position of assisting those who wanted to die, were in pain and close to death and couldn't afford to fly to Switzerland or persuade a relative to commit a crime.
Then, at one point, realised he could forge the odd will and make money.
So his downfall came - but was he "the worst serial killer of all time"?
I doubt it and even wrote a song about it.
The likely true story of Harold Shipman.
Once the media gets hold of a story - it exaggerates it (better story; bigger sales).
Once police have an agenda - they inflate it - stronger case.
Once Judges hear it they increase sentences; use stronger language; fall over each other to be quoted.
Once prosecution gets it (except in rare cases like Liam Allen) they colour up the story.
I have no idea of Letby's guilt, innocence or in between-ness.
But something smells.
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Re:Lucy Letby latest 1 Year ago
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JK2006 wrote:
My problem with the Lucy Letby situation is knowing, from personal experience, how the judicial system works and can be manipulated by experts.
Those experts being police and lawyers.
If I was a juror - or if you were a juror - on hearing about the previous convictions I would certainly have convicted this time - wouldn't you?
Unless you'd learned from personal experience how the system works.
There is - understandably - an agenda.
It demands too much effort, intelligence, ability and a certain mind set to examine in two directions - or even more.
Suppose Letby DID hasten the demise of a few babies who were on the verge of death, were clearly suffering, were not only unlikely to survive (as, I gather, this baby was - she did subsequently die and nobody seems to have blamed the death on Letby) but almost certainly in pain?
I've always suspected that Harold Shipman started from the admirable position of assisting those who wanted to die, were in pain and close to death and couldn't afford to fly to Switzerland or persuade a relative to commit a crime.
Then, at one point, realised he could forge the odd will and make money.
So his downfall came - but was he "the worst serial killer of all time"?
I doubt it and even wrote a song about it.
The likely true story of Harold Shipman.
Once the media gets hold of a story - it exaggerates it (better story; bigger sales).
Once police have an agenda - they inflate it - stronger case.
Once Judges hear it they increase sentences; use stronger language; fall over each other to be quoted.
Once prosecution gets it (except in rare cases like Liam Allen) they colour up the story.
I have no idea of Letby's guilt, innocence or in between-ness.
But something smells.
So what do the jury know now that they didn't know last year?. Nothing is the answer. They have just been subject to the media demonisation of Letcy, rightly or wrongly. The evidence is still only circumstantial. She was present on the shift (She worked a lot of extra shifts). I hope there is a more rigorous re-trial, bringing up the facts reported in the New York Times.
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