Tony Chambers was chief executive of the Countess of Chester Hospital when Lucy Letby carried out her year-long killing spree. | ITV National News
Tony Chambers would not address claims that he overlooked concerns about Lucy Letby, when questioned by ITV News UK Editor Paul Brandmurdered babies has been questioned on camera for the first time, refusing to address claims that he overlooked concerns about the nurse.
Asked if he ignored the concerns of doctors at the time of Letby's murders, Mr Chambers responded: "I'm going to save it for the public inquiry." Mr Chambers declined to answer when asked if he had anything to say to the families of the babies who were killed and harmed by the nurse, or whether he regretted his actions at the time.Since the verdicts, the former chief executive has been accused by consultants at the Countess of Chester Hospital of suppressing concerns about the nurse.
Dr Jayaram and other doctors were subsequently forced by the Countess of Chester Hospital Trust to apologise to Letby for suspecting her.
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