Guy Rowland

@guyrowlanduk.bsky.social

Screenwriter, composer and sound... er, sounder.

NEW TRAILER – The BOTCHED Investigation of Lucy Letby Part One Dr Steve Watts, author of the policing manual regarding investigating deaths in healthcare settings, speaks out on Cheshire Police’s Operation Hummingbird. RELEASED Feb 19, 2026 10AM GMT YouTube exclusive (Not on Netflix....)

Biomedical Engineer Prof Geoff Chase co-authored a critical insulin paper for Lucy Letby’s defence with Chemical Engineer Helen Shannon. They claim to have found a natural explanation for the insulin tests that “proved poisoning”. But is there substance to the theory? (1/7)

NHS WILL USE AI TO PREVENT ANOTHER LUCY LETBY SCANDAL Never mind the AI in the Telegraph headline. The two big questions: What was the Lucy Letby scandal? And would this proposal prevent the next? This system *could* be the very thing that needs to happen. Short thread (1/5) t.co/LTTZsaA3NE

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In Feb 2025, a shocked nation learned that there was no medical evidence against Lucy Letby. Just 18 months earlier, the country was united in revulsion. Her guilt was uncontested. But allegations are now mounting that the truth has been manipulated. For cash. (1/12)

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I was wondering about the 7 doctors who accused Lucy Letby. How are they doing now? I wrote them this, not in anger but in hope. I've no idea how to contact them directly, I don't know if any will ever see it. But I do hope so.

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On June 30 2023, Lucy Letby was in court and in tears hearing her last hope as her defence lawyer finished summing up. That same day the prosecution were smiling and joking at an embargoed press conference. These images and details have only just emerged. (1/5)

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You remember the story of the doctor who walked in on Lucy Letby standing doing nothing in a crisis? The only person who saw any suspicious activity? Turns out she called him in for help. David Rose and Cleuci de Oliveira have the story. unherd.com/newsroom/hid...

Hidden email casts doubt on Lucy Letby verdict

The case against nurse Lucy Letby is weakening. Though she was convicted of killing seven babies and attempting to murder seven more, only one hospital staff member — consultant Dr Ravi Jayaram — clai...

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"Juries can be influenced significantly by expert witnesses who appear ultra-confident and can exude an air of unimpeachable certainty in what they say as evidence." "It is my contention that beyond any doubt this occurred in the Lucy Letby case". Superb article. shorturl.at/UJ47n

How the adversarial trial system failed Lucy Letby

Lucy LetbyIn England and Wales, we grow up witnessing the so-called ‘cut and thrust’ of adversarial trials when a prosecution sets out a case and the defence tries to rebut the evidence presented. Few...

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On Tuesday neonatologist Shoo Lee will unveil details of an independent review by a “blue ribbon committee” of 14 international medical experts into the causes of death of the 17 babies Letby was accused of harming. (1/2) www.thetimes.com/article/e1d0...

My research was misused to convict Lucy Letby — so I did my own inquiry

Dr Shoo Lee, a neonatalist whose 30-year-old paper was pivotal in the nurse’s trial, and an expert panel have re-examined the case and reached ‘explosive’ conclusions

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This is huge. Lee's paper was cited as proof of murder at Letby's trial. His refutation of this was dismissed at appeal on grounds that he should have been called in the trial. He is joining her defence for a press conference next week. Seems like he's unhappy with the way his work has been used.

Guy Rowland@guyrowlanduk.bsky.social · 2y ago

New medical evidence in the Lucy Letby case to be revealed next week. The panel will include Shoo Lee, who wrote a central paper cited by the prosecution. The evidence is said to be the unanimous findings of independent analysis by 14 neonatal experts. uk.news.yahoo.com/lucy-letby-l...

New medical evidence in the Lucy Letby case to be revealed next week. The panel will include Shoo Lee, who wrote a central paper cited by the prosecution. The evidence is said to be the unanimous findings of independent analysis by 14 neonatal experts. uk.news.yahoo.com/lucy-letby-l...

Lucy Letby’s legal team to announce ‘new medical evidence’ next week

Neonatal expert Dr Shoo Lee is expected to share the findings as he sits with Letby’s legal team on a panel next Tuesday.

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And there it is - the police determined an event to be suspicious if it Lucy Letby was on duty. Anything bad on any other shift was ignored. Lucy was the member of staff working the most with the sickest babies. The CPS blocked any statistical analysis. I wonder why. @gill1109.bsky.social

Following contact with Cheshire Police in Summer 2018, a review of case notes was undertaken for both periods when Letby worked at LWH. The process that was followed is outlined below (data relates to both time periods, 2012 and 2015).
In order to review any potential suspicious events at LWH a review was undertaken. Ali incidents reported in the incident reporting system that included the name LL were examined. All deaths occurring on the days when LL was on duty were reviewed. The electronic patient record system (Badger system) was searched to identify any note
entries made by LL. She had contact with 33 babies on a total of 324 patient days. Each of these days of care was reviewed by a neonatal consultant to identify any unusual or suspicious deterioration in the patient's condition. In addition, all babies who were on the neonatal unit on the days when LL was on duty were identified using the Badger system. Each of these days of care were reviewed by a neonatal
consultant to identify unexpected cr unexplained deterioration in clinical condition. There were 257 babies on the unit during those days with 1,308 days of care requiring review [INQ017472]

It's a surreal day. I've just been found guilty yet again of a crime I didn't commit. And I was just awarded the Innocence Network Impact Award, "created to honor an exonerated or freed person who raises awareness of wrongful convictions, policy issues, or assists others post-release."

This is what I call the "Single Victim Fallacy," and it rears its ugly head whenever I make a joke about my wrongful conviction. /thread

Harassment from @johndoesntdance.bsky.socialHarassment from @stuartlaidler.bsky.social

some ways to generate electricity A) use sunlight to drive photosynthesis in plants, let plants die, wait ~100 million years, dig up fossilized plants, burn plants, use heat to boil water, use steam to drive a rotating turbine, use generator to make electrons B) use sunlight to make electrons