Trial of murder-accused Lucy Letby told that doctor's claim he caught nurse mid-attack is 'wrong'
By Daniel O'DonoghueA senior doctor's claim that he "caught" nurse Lucy Letby sabotaging a baby girl is "wrong" and "not worthy of belief", a jury has been told.
Ms Letby's defence barrister Ben Myers KC told the jury that Dr Ravi Jayaram's evidence about the alleged attack was "unbelievable".Dr Jayaram has previously told the trial that he "felt extremely uncomfortable" at the thought of Ms Letby being alone with Child K in February 2016. He said he noticed that the infant's blood oxygen levels were in the 80s and dropping and that Ms Letby was "doing nothing" to respond.
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