Sir David Davis discusses new expert analysis of Lucy Letby's case, suggesting deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital may have been due to natural causes and suboptimal care, rather than murder. He highlights the lack of this evidence during Letby's trials and calls for a review of the British justice system and the NHS.
We spoke to the MP Sir David Davis, who is a prominent member of the campaign to have Lucy Letby ’s conviction reconsidered.Sir David Davis:
Well, firstly, I hope it’s persuasive. I mean, these are some of the most, more than a dozen, of the most expert, most authoritative experts in the world on a whole range of things from neonatal studies through to forensics. And they’ve come to pretty much a unanimous set of conclusions as to what actually happened to the children at the Countess of Chester Hospital and in essence, have said there were no murders.
No. I mean, I feel a huge sympathy for them. I mean, how could you feel anything else? You know, those of us who have children know how terrible it might be to lose any of our children. But if I were in their position, I’d want to know the truth. I want to know that what happened to my baby wouldn’t happen to another baby. I’m afraid the process we’ve been through here has not got to that until today.
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