but he - couldn't do tonight before the big day? couldn't do tonight before the big da ?. but he| couldn't do tonight before the wearing a blue dress. but he couldn't do tonight before i wearing a blue dress. but he couldn't do tonight - wearing a blue dress. but he couldn't do _ wearing a blue dress. i think she's wearing a blue - lot of panic at home. i think she's wearin: a lot of panic at home. i your mums is going where? must be a lot of panic at home.- lot of panic at home. so that something i want you know what our mums that something i want you know what your mums is - that something i want you know what your mums is going _ that something i want you know what your mums is going where? - that something i want you know what your mums is going where? must - that something i want you know what your mums is going where? must be| that something i want you know what| your mums is going where? must be a lot of panic at home. so that something i wan- lost due to the lack of funding. 50 that something i want you lost due to the lack of funding. 50, whati want to do is raise money, as much as they can, to support their treatments as a loss of lives get lost due to the lack of funding. make her an idea right now is to raise money for - right now is to raise money for countries like syria, pakistan, india, who don't have enough funding for cancer treatments. make her an idea right now is to raise money _ work in background. make her an idea right now is to raise _ work in background. make her an idea right now is to - work in background. make her an idea riaht now is work in background. what are the things you want to do now? what things are you doing with, you know, you're clearly involved in charge work in background.- you're clearly involved in charge work in background. so, you are on the mend, we hope, we are - the mend, we hope, we are crossing all of ourfingers for the mend, we hope, we are crossing all of our fingers for you. so, you are on the mend, we hope, we _ and everything, yet. so, you are on the mend, we hope, _ and everything, yet. so, you are on the mend, - and everything, yet. She explained that she would note most events down, from a bed and washing machine delivery, to drinks with friends and whether she was working a "long day" shift.Īsked why the names of babies are mentioned, she said “for my own reflection”.0“ and everything, yet. Letby said she was "distraught" when she wrote the notes.Īsked what it was like to have the finger pointed at her for the baby deaths and collapses, she said: "I don’t think you can really put it into words, it was devastating and it changed my whole life." She said she wrote the notes, which were written after she became aware of the allegations against her, as a "way of processing my thoughts". Myers went on to ask Letby about various notes found in her home.
One image was of a cupboard in her living room, which contained various folders for documents.įighting tears, Letby explained that in one folder was medical documents for her two cats, named Tigger and Smudge. Letby later broke down in tears as the jury were shown images of her former home in Chester.Ī noticeboard in her kitchen was covered in photos and letters. She said out of "general curiosity, same as the reason I'm looking at a lot of people". Her defence lawyer, Ben Myers KC, asked if there was "any sinister reason" why she would look at the parents of children in this case. The court heard in September 2015 she carried out 209 searches for people, 173 in October that year and 277 in November. Lucy Letby started off after lunch explaining how it was "normal" for her to carry out Facebook searches for various people she had met, from colleagues to parents of children on the unit.
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