Amid the sprawling mass of evidence deployed by the prosecution against Lucy Letby there was one devastatingly simple piece that was viewed as little short of a smoking gun.
Amid the sprawling mass of complicated statistics and medical evidence deployed by the prosecution against Lucy Letby there was one devastatingly simple piece that was viewed as little short of a smoking gun.
A pale green Post-it note – one of a cluster of many messy handwritten jottings found among the young nurse’s belongings at her home. On it had been written, in large, emphatic capitals, the words: ‘I AM EVIL. I DID THIS.’
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