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Nurse Lucy Letby has now joined roster of other medics convicted of murdering those they were meant to care for. Here MailOnline details the horrific stories of so-called angles of death.

“Lucy is very unique compared to the rest of the offender population I have assessed,” Sohom said in an interview with Hindustan Times | World News

Lucy Letby's conviction for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others makes her one of the UK's worst medical serial killers.

The conviction of Lucy Letby provides a judicial ending – any appeals notwithstanding – to this awful and extraordinary case and a formal way of explaining what happened in the neonatal unit of the Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016. Letby killed seven babies and attempted to kill six others. Her name will now be linked with other so-called British “Angels of Death”, such as Colin Norris, Benjamin Geen, Beverley Allitt, and also with Charles ...

Professor David Wilson explains the ties that bind ‘Angel of Death’ Lucy Letby to other nurses who murdered their patients

Nurse Beverley Allitt was jailed for life for murdering four children, the attempted murders of three others, and causing GBH to six more - 30 years before Lucy Letby case

Exclusive: Benjamin Geen was jailed for life after ‘unusual’ number of respiratory arrests on his ward, but expert claims it was not unusual

Benjamin Geen, 25, was sentenced to life with a minimum of 30 years in 2006 after being found guilty of poisoning patients at Horton general hospital in Banbury, Oxfordshire.

Banbury nurse Benjamin Geen was convicted in 2006 of murdering two patients and poisoning another 15.

HMP Frankland is a Category A mens prison in Country Durham - here are nine of the most notorious prisoners inside from Charles Bronson to Levi…