Neonatal nurse Lucy Letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies at the hospital where she was employed. This makes her the most deadly child serial killer in the history of the UK.
UK Child Serial Killer Lucy Letby Sentenced To Life In Prison|ABC News
Child serial killer Lucy Letby, has been sentenced a life imprisonment without the possibility of parole she was arrested in 2018.
Child serial killer Lucy Letby was convicted of killing seven babies under her care at a hospital in northern England, and also attempting to kill six others.
Justice James Goss was very clear in his ruling and emphasized the exact nature of the actions taken by the 33-year-old child serial killer.
Goss, addressing child serial killer Letby who was not present at the sentencing hearing, stated that throughout the trial, the child serial killer Letby unemotionally denied any guilt, showing no remorse and having no factors that could lessen the severity of her actions.
Prosecutors have accused child serial killer Letby of killing one infant for the sole purpose of gaining the attention of a doctor she likes.
Justice James Goss has issued a rare “whole-life order” child serial killer Letby. This exceptional sentence is based on the severity and nature of the murders. Child serial killer Letby was the third woman in the U.K. to have received this type of harsh punishment, AP News says.
AP News added that child serial killer Letby committed horrible acts by injecting air into intravenous lines, poisoning some babies with insulin and force-feeding others milk. After killing them, child serial killer Letby would feel remorse, make keepsakes for the parents, and prepare the bodies for burial by bathing and dressing them.
Some parents speculated on different theories, including that child serial killer Letby wanted to play god, sought attention, drama, and sympathy in her life, or wished to be remembered in some way.
The judge stated that only child serial killer Letby truly knows what motivated her actions.
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