In a statement, the families said that justice has been served but it did not take away from the hurt and distress they had all had to experience.
The families of the victims of Britain’s worst child serial killer Lucy Letby say they are “heartbroken, devastated, angry and feel numb”.
Concerns among some consultants about the defendant increased and were voiced to hospital bosses when more unexplained and unusual collapses followed.The Government has ordered an independent inquiry which will investigate the circumstances behind Letby’s offending. Former Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust chief executive Tony Chambers, who was in charge at the time, said he would co-operate “fully and openly” with the inquiry.
A Post-it note written by nurse Lucy Letby was discovered by police at her home in Chester following her arrest A court order prohibits reporting of the identities of the surviving and dead children who were the subject of the allegations.
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