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JUDGE Gives KILLER Nurse Lucy Letby WHOLE LIFE Sentence - 'You Will NEVER Be Released'
JUDGE; Letbys' Actions 'PREMEDITATED and CUNNING, - You Will DIE in Prison'...
Former Nursing Manager at Countess of Chester Hospital SUSPENDED
Lucy Letby May Have Harmed Dozens More Babies, Police Fear - Investigations on 4000 More Babies DEATHS Continue
BBC 21 AUG 2023
Former Nursing Manager Alison Kelly SUSPENDED
--A senior manager in charge of nursing when Lucy Letby murdered and seriously injured babies in her care has been suspended. Alison Kelly and other managers at the Countess of Chester Hospital have been accused of ignoring warnings about Letby.
Nurse Lucy Letby, who was unmasked as the UK's most prolific child serial killer in modern times, has been given a whole-life sentence.
The 33-year-old was also convicted of trying to kill six other infants at the Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016.
Letby deliberately injected babies with air, force fed others milk and poisoned two of the infants with insulin.
She refused to appear in the dock for her sentencing hearing.
Letby will face the rest of her life behind bars, becoming only the fourth woman in UK history to receive such a sentence.
Whole-life orders are the most severe punishment available in the countrys' criminal justice system and are reserved for those who commit the most heinous crimes.
Letby indicated she did not intend to return to the dock, did not want to take any part in her sentencing hearing, and would not follow the hearing via video-link from prison.
Mr Justice Goss said the court has no power to force a defendant to attend a sentencing hearing but a Government source told the Telegraph “lawful enforcement” could be used as a last resort to ensure Letby attends if it is considered necessary, reasonable and proportionate.
“Lucy Letby should be in court to hear society’s condemnation of the enormity of her crimes, expressed by the judge,” the source told the PA news agency.
“If that requires the use of lawful enforcement, so be it. If she continues to refuse, that will only strengthen our resolve to change the law as soon as we can.”
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