The former neonatal nurse is Britain's most prolific child serial killer of modern times and was sentenced to an unprecedented 14 whole life orders at the end of her trial on Monday for her sickening crimes.
's conviction as a campaigner claims that the nurse's trial for her sickening crimes 'may represent one of the greatest miscarriages of justice ever'.
A campaign led by Sarrita Adams, a scientific consultant for biotech startups in California, has alleged that Letby did not receive a fair trial and are working to 'aid in an upcoming appeal' The campaign is not open to donations, but the newspaper reports there is a 'coming soon' notice on the donate button.
The campaign criticises the medical evidence that was presented during her trial and claims to be working with 'scientists, lawyers, and activists' to aid in an appeal for Letby Describing the night itself, Mrs Whitfield recalled the moment that she left her hospital room to go to the neo-natal unit at 3am on November 20, 2013.
'Then I walked towards the cot and within what seemed like seconds - although it could have been longer - all the beepers started going off and all hell broke loose.' Felicity on life support. She survived after doctors at a second hospital revived her in a procedure that had been tried twice without success at Chester
Cheshire Police limited their investigation to the deaths of 17 babies and 15 non-fatal collapses at the hospital's neo-natal unit between March 2015 and July 2016 - two years after Felicity almost died.
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