A jury has heard from a neonatal expert in the latest day of the ongoing Lucy Letby trial.
Letby, 32, denies an alleged killing spree on the neonatal unit at Countess of Chester Hospital The nurse iConsultant paediatrician Dr Dewi Evans, who dealt with general background matters relating to neonatal care in the NHS, gave evidence today.
Letby, 32, denies attacking newborn children in a variety of ways, including poisoning, during an alleged killing spree on the neonatal unit between June 2015 and June 2016. The eight women and four men of the jury were also shown a ‘walk through’ video of the neonatal unit at Chester as it was when Letby worked there.
The nurse is currently on trial following accusations she murdered seven babies and tried to kill 10 more
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