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and they said that she used all of those things as a cloak of normality, a way to try and hide what she was doing. they produced, as part of their evidence, notes where lucy letby had scrawled in dark writing repeated words, things like "help". she wrote on one note, "i'm evil, i did this." and in some cases as well, after babies had died, she searched for the parents on facebook. she even at one point sent a sympathy card to the parents of a child that she had killed. now, thejury, of course, heard all of this evidence, they deliberated for more than 110 hours. and, of course, the verdict that they delivered, the version that they chose was the prosecution version of a woman who was cold, calculating, and a serial killer. we've also heard that concerns were raised by members of staff at the hospital about the number of babies that were dying there while lucy letby was working. what more do we know about that?

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BBC News

been on, heard about the holiday she'd been on — on the outside, a seemingly normal and caring woman. but the prosecution case, that was very different, that was in stark contrast, and they said that she used all of those things as a cloak of normality, a way to try and hide what she was doing. they produced, as part of their evidence, notes where lucy letby had scrawled in dark writing repeated words, things like "help". she wrote on one note, "i'm evil, i did this." and in some cases as well, after babies had died, she searched for the parents on facebook. she even at one point sent a sympathy card to the parents of a child that she had killed. now, the jury, of course, heard all of this evidence, they deliberated for more than 110 hours. and, of course, the verdict that they delivered, the version that they chose was the prosecution version of a woman who was cold, calculating, and a serial killer.

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Life at 50 Degrees

in that she is normal... ..woman in her 20s with a normal life, a social life, a circle of friends and her family. and she was embarking on her career within the neonatal unit. she used that normality to form trust, and then she abused that trust. and that kind of cover of trust allowed her to commit the crimes that she committed. it's hard, though, isn't it, to marry the scale of those crimes with that normality to make sense of it? yes, it's difficult even to imagine that anybody would commit these crimes and therefore you expect the person to have committed them to be somebody almost totally outrageous and different. the fact that she isn't either of those things make it

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BBC News

symptomatic— time of these attacks. it is symptomatic of _ time of these attacks. it is symptomatic of any - time of these attacks. it is symptomatic of any trial . time of these attacks. it is| symptomatic of any trial of time of these attacks. tt 3 symptomatic of any trial of this side sighs when you look at the two pictures of lucy letby painted a this trial, the defence case that she was an ordinary, caring, qualified nurse doing her best in a difficult situation and the prosecution case strongly that she was a calculating woman, someone committing the worst possible crimes against children in her care, and at the same time was creating this sort of cloak of normality, was living this entirely normal life, which was so at odds with the terrible crimes she was committing well at work. she used at normality as a way to disguise _ used at normality as a way to disguise some of these horrendous acts~ _ disguise some of these horrendous acts~ from — disguise some of these horrendous acts. from the messages, former behaviours, — acts. from the messages, former behaviours, she was on the face of itiust _ behaviours, she was on the face of itiustiust— behaviours, she was on the face of itiustiust a — behaviours, she was on the face of itjustjust a normal behaviours, she was on the face of it just just a normal 25—year—old woman—

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The Daily Global

emotions that they have been dealing with during this trial. i'm joint now... joining me now is professorjeremy coid, a forensic psychiatrist at queen mary university of london. thank you so much forjoining us. i think one of the key things during this case has been these two portrayals of lucy letby from the prosecution as somebody as who is calculating, who used normality as a cloak to hide the crimes she has been carrying out and from the defence as a young woman was being blamed for things her control. in your experience, and situation like this, where does the truth lie? yet to no this, where does the truth lie? yet to go on the _ this, where does the truth lie? yet to go on the fact that she is now convicted and it will be the way i would _ convicted and it will be the way i would be — convicted and it will be the way i would be working this case. so on the convention, we have to assume that she _ the convention, we have to assume that she did — the convention, we have to assume that she did what she was accused of. that she did what she was accused of so— that she did what she was accused of so in_ that she did what she was accused of. so in that setting, we have to understand — of. so in that setting, we have to understand that in terms of serial killers_ understand that in terms of serial killers and — understand that in terms of serial killers and though every case is

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BBC News

woman who was in her 20s at the time when these crimes were carried out. the jury saw her text messages, her social media posts, heard about the nights out she'd been on, heard about the holiday she'd been on — on the outside, a seemingly normal and caring woman. but the prosecution case, that was very different, that was in stark contrast, and they said that she used all of those things as a cloak of normality, a way to try and hide what she was doing. they produced, as part of their evidence, notes where lucy letby had scrawled in dark, writing repeated words, things like "help". she wrote on one note, "i'm evil, i did this." and in some cases as well, after babies had died, she searched for the parents on facebook. she even at one point sent a sympathy card to the parents of a child that she had killed. now, thejury, of course, heard all of this evidence,

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The Context

case. �* , ., ., ., seems to be quite striking in this case. �* ., ., , seems to be quite striking in this case. �* , ., ., ., , ., case. and it is also again been a real threat _ case. and it is also again been a real threat of _ case. and it is also again been a real threat of what _ case. and it is also again been a real threat of what we _ case. and it is also again been a real threat of what we have - case. and it is also again been a | real threat of what we have seen case. and it is also again been a - real threat of what we have seen his disgust at court, the way that —— a real thread. this cloak of normality that she used, the way she use this to hide the crimes, the worst of crimes that she was carrying out and for so long, even when suspicion started to be raised people were saying well, lucy letby is nice, kind and caring. she wouldn't do this. is it unusual to be able to hide something so well? i this. is it unusual to be able to hide something so well? i have spent 20 ears hide something so well? i have spent 20 years working _ hide something so well? i have spent 20 years working with _ hide something so well? i have spent 20 years working with people - hide something so well? i have spent 20 years working with people who - 20 years working with people who have committed acts of murder and actually i don't find that all that surprising. i think psychologically healthier people do not kill. it is the act of somebody who is disturbed and typically what happens is there is a disconnect from the emotional self, so an inability to really

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Verified Live

mortality had been noted by her contemporaries who she was talking about on the nursing staff. joining me now is my colleague dan o�donoghue. you have been here throughout this trial listening to the evidence in person. you sort lucy letby in the interview room speaking very quietly. what kind of picture was painted of her by the prosecution in this case? bi; painted of her by the prosecution in this case? � , painted of her by the prosecution in this case? j , . ., this case? by the prosecution, the icture this case? by the prosecution, the picture that _ this case? by the prosecution, the picture that was _ this case? by the prosecution, the picture that was presented - this case? by the prosecution, the picture that was presented of - this case? by the prosecution, the picture that was presented of herl picture that was presented of her was that she was calculating, she was that she was calculating, she was devious, she was an opportunist and she was someone who used her normality, i think one of the police officers when asked to describe lucy letby in a word, he described her as beige. she used this cloak of normality to conduct horrific crimes. the picture painted by the

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The Context

she was able to hide what she was doing and the prosecution spoke of this cloak of normality and the worst of crimes that she was carried out. even when suspicion started to be raised people said lucy letby was kind, and shouldn't be able to hide something so well. i have spent 20 years working with people who have committed acts of murder and actually i don't find that all that i think psychologically healthier people do not kill. it is the act of somebody who is disturbed and typically what happens is there is a disconnect from the emotional self, so an inability to really connect at a deep level with their emotions. so it is not that surprising that somebody may appear to be presenting like nothing is wrong. which is not to say that there

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BBC News

normality — able to do that. speaking of normality we _ able to do that. speaking of normality we have - able to do that. speaking of normality we have heard . able to do that. speaking of. normality we have heard much criticism of tourists who continue to visit maui despite the rescue efforts. what is the latest there, are they still people going there? i latest there, are they still people going there? i think, aaain is people going there? i think, again is a — people going there? i think, again is a very _ people going there? i think, again is a very difficult - again is a very difficult subject for people here, because there are still many hundreds of people unaccounted for. and at the moment maui is a island of start contest, on the one hand you have people grieving and on the other side of the island there are still hotels that were untouched and fully operational and a lot of tourists here before the fires came. some of them remain. one young woman i was speaking to was hurt by the fact she saw people snorkelling and enjoying themselves when her people were going through so much. but, at the same time, the island deposit economy is very reliant on the tourism industry and i have been spent people who worked on a nail salon earlier today who said they do not want

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