Nurse murdered seven babies

[C R]

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...ivilege-to-ask-why-lucy-letby-story-blocked-i
The very long New Yorker article details the case suggesting via quoting a prominent scientific researcher that the police ignored statistics when the stat they had was that Letby was the only nurse connected with the deaths now designated as murder.

It sort of looks Post Office like with the only evidence, that 'only one on duty' seemingly being produced by cherry picking both the timeline and the events that produced the coincidence/guilt.

And what is the intention of the UK block ?

Are they suggesting there's something going on with the statistics similar to the Sally Clark case? Wouldn't the defence have brought it up?

 

[Beebo]

The initial trial was 10 months long. One of, if not, the longest murder trial ever.
The entire case was based on circumstantial evidence.
But over 10 months you would expect the defence to have covered all their bases.
The indisputable fact is that babies died when she worked and these deaths suddenly stopped when she didn’t.
I know it’s circumstantial, but what else do they have to go on, other than her own written confessions they found at her house?

 

[Bromptonaut]

Are they suggesting there's something going on with the statistics similar to the Sally Clark case? Wouldn't the defence have brought it up?

If only we could read the article!!!