A fellow inmate at HMP Bronzefield, where Lucy Letby is serving a whole life sentence for murdering seven babies, describes Letby as 'very weird' but says she believes the former nurse is innocent.
A fellow inmate sharing a wing with convicted baby killer Lucy Letby at HMP Bronzefield has spoken out about her experience with the former nurse. Letby, 35, is serving a whole life sentence for the murder of seven babies and the attempted murder of six more at the Countess of Chester Hospital. Despite Letby's conviction in two trials and the rejection of two appeals, her legal team recently claimed she is the victim of a miscarriage of justice.
They presented conflicting medical opinions on some of the evidence used during the trials, aiming to secure a fresh appeal. The unnamed inmate, sharing Houseblock Four wing with Letby, described her as 'very weird' and 'odd'. She noted Letby's reserved nature and tendency to stare at people when she feels observed. However, she also highlighted Letby's helpfulness, pointing out that she performs tasks like making toast and doing laundry for their wing. Despite these qualities, the inmate acknowledged that Letby is considered dangerous and vulnerable within the prison, requiring constant escort from a prison officer. Letby's relationship with another high-profile inmate, Beinash Batool, convicted of murdering her own stepdaughter Sara Sharif, has reportedly strengthened. The inmate stated that Letby and Batool are 'best friends' and observed that Letby complains about her life 'wasting away' and expresses concerns about the length of the appeal process. Notably, the inmate revealed that a significant portion of the female inmates in their wing now believe Letby is innocent, highlighting the impact of the recent press conference held by her legal team
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