Thousands of harrowing pieces of evidence led to a life sentence for the evil nurse
When officers searched her Chester home after her first arrest, they uncovered a disturbing "glimpse into her psyche". Her bedroom was full of items that took on a sinister new significance and later provided a "confession" in court, the Mirror reports.
It was her unstoppable habit of scribbling down her chaotic and evil thoughts that helped to convict her of killing seven helpless babies. And it didn't even stop after her arrest. DI Woods continued: "We thought that perhaps having been arrested she might stop doing that. It turned out when we searched that second time, she had continued to write her thoughts and all sorts of processes about the investigation about the events that she was being investigated for."
Her scribbles also displayed confusion about her responsibility for the murders. She wrote: "I haven't done anything wrong. Police investigation forget slander. Discrimination. Victimisation. All getting too much everything taking over my life. Hate myself so much for what this has . . . I feel very alone and scared."
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Luct Letby: Health Secretary wants the families impacted by Lucy Letby to have 'their voices heard'Steve Barclay also said the role of NHS whistleblowers will be investigated.
Read more »
Baby killer Lucy Letby caught out by 'unusual habit' she couldn’t stopThe former NHS neonatal nurse's bedroom contained several items that took on a sinister new significance and later provided a ‘confession’ in court.
Read more »
Parents believe their daughter was one of Lucy Letby's first victimsMike and Victoria Whitfield's daughter, Felicity, suffered a lung collapse three days after being born prematurely at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
Read more »
Parents believe their daughter was one of Lucy Letby's first victimsMike and Victoria Whitfield's daughter, Felicity, suffered a lung collapse three days after being born prematurely at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
Read more »
Parents believe their daughter was one of Lucy Letby's first victimsMike and Victoria Whitfield's daughter, Felicity, suffered a lung collapse three days after being born prematurely at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
Read more »
Parents believe their daughter was one of Lucy Letby's first victimsMike and Victoria Whitfield's daughter, Felicity, suffered a lung collapse three days after being born prematurely at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
Read more »