was one of the babies that survived but with life changing consequences, and baby g's father say we see the children of other family's fishing, playing football, all the things that are baby can do. he says that the child needs a spine operation but there is concern that she might not survive surgery. all of these details, all of these victim impact statements give you an insight into the ordeal that these parents have been through, notjust at the ordeal that these parents have been through, not just at the the ordeal that these parents have been through, notjust at the time of lucy letby's attacks, but the right and the continuing impact that has on them and their lives. same has on them and their lives. some really tough _ has on them and their lives. some really tough statements _ has on them and their lives. some really tough statements coming i has on them and their lives. some really tough statements coming out and some of these babies have been affected physically. the father of baby g saying that you need substantial care and her mother only gets around two hours sleep a night, so people's lives have been
colour changing rapidly. he said it wasn't normal to the naked eye, it was horrific to see and something he'd neverforget. he said his son was quickly christened, but moments later, he was gone. the mother of baby i said... we heard harrowing detail about the effect the babies�* deaths have had on their parents�* mental health. some have had breakdowns, others have needed medication or turned to alcohol. two said they'd considered suicide. they spoke about their loss. the mother of baby d said... baby g has been disabled as a result
take you back to the mother of baby e. she was specifically referring to the fact that lucy letby has not appeared in court today and the disrespect that she described that that she was the families. she said we have attended court day in and day out, yet she decides she has had enough and stays on herself, just one final act of wickedness from a coward. i would like to thank lucy for taking the stand and showing the court the real lucy when the mask slips. that is the mother of baby e. the father of baby g is now reading at their witness impact statement. saying baby g still need substantial care. lucy letby tried to murder all of these babies, she was successful in seven cases, but also convicted of six counts of attempted murder.
effective for ever. baby g's parents saying what she outlives us, who will care for her then? the condition affects every aspect of their lives. even the children that lucy letby did not manage to kill, their lives have been changed forever. , ., their lives have been changed forever. , . ., ., forever. they have, and some of these details _ forever. they have, and some of these details we _ forever. they have, and some of these details we are _ forever. they have, and some of these details we are hearing - forever. they have, and some of. these details we are hearing really explain some of the ongoing difficulties that those parents and those families have. this is something that will stay with them for the rest of their lives. it is worth reflecting for a moment on how powerful and how eloquent these victim impact statements from these families who have had to give evidence during this trial, but now you're having to really lay bare their emotions in order to let the judge know, mrjustice goss, or anybody who has followed this trial,
had on their parents�* mental health. some have had breakdowns, others have needed medication or turned to alcohol. two said they'd considered suicide. they spoke about their loss. the mother of baby d said... baby g has been been left severely disabled as a result of letby�*s attacks. her parents said... this was a cruel, calculated and cynical campaign of child murder, involving the smallest and most vulnerable of children. there was a deep malevolence bordering on sadism in your actions. you have no remorse. there are no mitigating factors.
those babies. at the prosecution said, premeditated sadistic crimes, crimes of both the severity and quantity that is very deserving of a whole life order. of course, as we have been saying some of the crime of murder in english and welsh law has a mandatory life sentence attached to it. within sentencing guidelinesjudges attached to it. within sentencing guidelines judges can decide what the minimum term should serve would be, but as we expect, the prosecution are causing for lucy letby to serve a whole life sentence in respect of these crimes and when the judge delivered in respect of these crimes and when thejudge delivered his in respect of these crimes and when the judge delivered his sentencing remarks later on today he will explain the sentence he is handing down and also explain the reasons for its. that is something we will hearin for its. that is something we will hear in the next few hours. we are building bringing you the details of those victim impact statements, which are being delivered in court. the father of baby g, well, baby g
impact it has had on them and to really be able to express everything thatis really be able to express everything that is in their minds and in their hearts, andi that is in their minds and in their hearts, and ijust want to bring you some of the details, because they were normally difficult to listen to but obviously in or mostly important to listen to —— they were enormously difficult. a small insight into what it has been like for these parents over this last series of years. baby g, a girl who letby tried to kill in september 2015, was left severely disabled. this child is registered blind, can't eat in the normal way and has cerebral palsy. she needs an operation on her spine, but there are concerns that she may not survive the surgery. baby g's parents said... she will never have a sleep over, go to high school, have a boyfriend or get married. each of these babies, in order to protect their identity
some have had breakdowns, others have needed medication or turned to alcohol. two said they'd considered suicide. they spoke about their loss. the mother of baby d said... baby g has been been left severely disabled as a result of letby�*s attacks. her parents said... in her absence, lucy letby was sentenced to 13 whole life tariffs. this was a cruel, calculated and cynical campaign of child murder, involving the smallest and most vulnerable of children. there was a deep malevolence bordering on sadism in your actions. you have no remorse. there are no mitigating factors.
later, he was gone. the mother of baby i said, "i don't think we'll ever get over the fact that our daughter was tortured until she had no fight left in her." we heard harrowing detail about the effect the babies�* deaths have had on their parents�* mental health. some have had breakdowns, others have needed medication or turned to alcohol. two said they'd considered suicide. they spoke about their loss. the mother of baby d said, "we had to organise her funeral. the service took place the day before her due date." baby g has been left severely disabled as a result of letby�*s attacks. her father said, "she'll would never have a sleepover with a best friend or go to high school. never have her first kiss, have a boyfriend or get married." in her absence, lucy letby was sentenced to m whole life tariffs.
what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for murder, _ what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for murder, in _ what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for murder, in this - seven verdicts for murder, in this case, making lucy letby the most prolific child killer of modern times. we have also had six verdicts backed for attempted murder as guilty, six were hung, and two were not guilty. so that goes to show the complexity in this case, that there wasn�*t a clear narrative. they needed to be a lot of breakdown of exactly what happened at various times. there are some children who there are numerous accounts for one child, and this is because b was accused of attacking children on multiple occasions. if we just take the case of baby g, this child had three attempts on her life, that was what was alleged by the crown, and in two of those cases the jury found nurse letby guilty, but on one of the occasions they found her not guilty. 0n the face of it, it may seem difficult to understand as to how you can find someone guilty on two counts but not on another, but during the trial, this counts related to the fact that the allegation was that nurse letby had