
Lucy Letby – a young nurse – was found guilty of the murder of 7 premature babies, and the attempted murder of 7 more. A serial killer whose target was not just the youngest and most vulnerable, but those entrusted to her care. The UK legal system – amidst overwhelming public vitriol – threw the book at her. She is currently serving an unprecedented 15 whole-life sentences in prison. But, is every... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Amanda travels to Chester to meet two NHS whistleblowers from the Countess. They share their challenging experiences of working in the hospital's mortuary and their subsequent treatment when they attempted to raise the alarm. Trigger Warning: Death a... more
Lucy Letby's Barrister Mark McDonald and MP David Davis discuss the case and what's next legally and politically.
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Clare and Carl had their baby at the Countess of Chester hospital in 2016. They share their shocking experience of their time there while Lucy Letby was a nurse on the ward.
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A watchdog body was created after a series of wrongful convictions shook public confidence in British justice, yet once the system decides someone is guilty, overturning that verdict can still become almost impossible.
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About half each episode is recapping, ads, unnecessary back stories, more ads, more recapping and bites of what's to come. You are following the formula, but all the above mentioned cancel that out. Each episode does not have enough content to put up all that. And yes, I can fast forward, but so sick of having to be on top of doing that. I can't see this one through. Am unfollowing.
I usually think Knox is a great broadcaster, but this feels slightly off. Her key argument is “Letby’s case reminds me of my case, therefore she’s innocent like me”. It felt like half the evidence was missing. Excited to see what she does next though and wish her well
I was immediately drawn to this podcast because Amanda's own experience makes her a uniquely credible voice on Lucy's case. Having lived through a wrongful conviction herself, she brings a perspective most true crime hosts simply don't have. She references her own case occasionally, but it's brief and purposeful, something like noting the media coverage echoing her own headlines, then pivoting straight back to Lucy's case.
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The Lucy Letby story would make a good podcast, but the isn’t it.
Nothing really jumped out and grabbed me in this series. Some of the facts about the case were interesting, but it was told in a clinical way as opposed to an emotional way, and I found that to be offputting. Lots of comparisons to her own experiences which I think are valid, but they’re repetitive. Amanda Knox has the potential to be a great journalist. So keep on chugging along!!!
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on wrongful convictions, controversial trials, and the ways media, statistics, and institutional biases influence justice outcomes. It frequently weaves personal narratives with rigorous case analysis, exploring post-conviction review processes, legal reforms, and the interplay between public opinion and court decisions. Notable traits include a narrative-driven host who foregrounds doubt and systemic critique, a willingness to juxtapose international cases with UK contexts, and a consistent emphasis on challenging established narratives through expert testimony, data critique, and survivor perspectives. Listeners often discover nuanced angles on complex cases, alongside calls for transparency and ac... more
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