Inside The House of Lucy Letby

In this video I take a look at what detectives found during the search of the nurse Lucy Letby's property.

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[Marsi-]

Lucy Letby is the most terrifying of serial killers because we see people like her every single day blending in so easily. Chills me to the core!

[gretamoffat]

People have got to stop thinking that because someone is a Nurse or a Doctor it makes them good people same as priests and nuns they can be deadly and cruel beyond anyone’s imagination.

[Bonnie-nsro]

I live in Chester, and I’ve had my children at the Countess of Chester hospital. I once had to stay on the maternity ward “cestrian” for six weeks. I seen reporters outside my room window at the time……it was alarming to say the least.
I can confirm that she does live at the back of the cemetery, and the baby garden is close too.
It’s terrifying how close to home this is.
My thoughts are with the families that have been effected by this pure evilness.

[octopuszoo]

Her parents bought the house for her! She was a spoilt only child. Smothered and put onto a pedestal! Not her parents fault but she thought she was entitled and she was full of envy and hatred because she wasn't getting a romantic interest - the one she really wanted. She wanted attention and admiration.

[boyasaka]

My mates in the process of buying a house that backs onto a cemetery exactly the same as this
But he’s not a serial killer
The views are amazing
And it’s very very quiet

So think these ideas are nonsense

[dillinger]

Did her Internet search history not show anything like a death obsession? Kinda odd how little evidence is out in the public domain. Assuming she's guilty, wtf is wrong in her head? How can someone with no previously apparent 'disturbed behaviour' turn into this?! NHS needs serious reform too!!

[juliew]

I was reading a recent interview with Prof David Wilson, a renowned UK criminologist and author. He was talking about how incredibly rare this type of medical murderer is, and saying there has been 30 across the whole world, over the last 30 years. So an average of 1 per year over all countries. That is rare. Compare that to other types of murders - DV murders, drugs & gangs, robbery etc.

[littleangel]

Such a truly nightmarish case, I can’t imagine what the victims and families are going through. So unbelievably sad 😢

[Sweetbutapsycho]

I’d like to say something, my brother was a nurse at the Boston pilgrim hospital, there was a scandal which never reached the papers, “allegedly” my brother or one of his colleagues where mistreating the geriatric patients. My brother was suspended, my brother ended his own life because he was innocent after an internal investigation it was found he was innocent & another nurse was charged & jailed for trying to suffocate patients. We don’t know what’s happened here, maybe she is innocent & there’s been massive failings within the hospital. That hospital ruined my brother blaming him for something so horrific. I love my brother & I’m so proud of all his hard work for the NHS 😢

[lordpembridge]

I don't think her house being located right next to a cemetery is a coincidence. This woman had a morbid fascination with death. We can only imagine the depraved thoughts going on in her warped mind.

[mombythec]

This is exactly why I had such a hard time leaving my sons side in the NICU! I finally had to because.the nurses said if I passed out I’d be transported to a different hospital so I finally agreed to take some 3 hour naps in this weird massive sleeping dorm for parents. It killed me to leave him, I worried about something like this the entire time.

[patavinity]

The cemetery thing is pretty stupid. That doesn't mean anything at all. Every house on that side of the street backs on to the cemetery. Does that mean everyone who lives there is a serial killer? You have to put both houses and cemeteries somewhere, so it's not really a smoking gun.

[jeannettestreet]

Your reporting is clear and interesting. I am an RGN (of 40 years experience )and this case has horrified me beyond belief!!

[Alice-glfr]

Very interesting that they dug up her gardens I do wonder what they were looking for. I thought the decal on the wall in her spare room is definitely a baby nursery decal, and like you said very similar style to the hospital ward she worked on. I think there are many more convictions for her to come sadly.

[Brian-omhh]

The scribbled, hard to read notes aren't exactly something you might expect a 28 year old woman to write. But then you wouldn't expect a 28 year old woman to harbour a desire to harm

[Daemon]

I find it almost impossible to believe that the first murder she was charged with was her first murder, who when comitting any crime never mind killing a baby would have the confidence to commit the crime with other people in the room, i dont think this will be the last time shes in court unfortunately

[rosie-cotton]

I googled her house and you can see pictures of it before she bought it, the owl motif on the bedroom wall was already there when she purchased the property.

[Lilly-udbn]

So glad I stumbled across your excellent narration and insight into this absolutely horrific case. I’m a mum whose little boy was born with jaundice and a little concave chest many years ago. I was horrified when an older nurse accidentally tripped over legs of incubator for baby’s jaundice whilst holding my precious boy whilst I was watching. He went up in the air but she caught him with great determination before he fell. It was entirely accidental but I remember the sheer horror I felt and lack of trust I had with this particular nurse afterwards even though it was not intentional and he was fine. My boy is now a gorgeous handsome intelligent successful 32 year old whom I adore. I’m sickened by this woman and I’m a gentle person but I would gladly sit in a room and clap gleefully to her execution, a painful one like she inflicted on these precious beautiful souls. 🙏the parents😢

[SarahParry]

omg her house backing onto a graveyard means nothing - are you saying everyone else on that road and everyone else who ever lived in the house are murderers too?

[Jdjustsaying]

The most terrifying thing is that seven consultants told management about their suspicions and they were ignored and one of them had to apologise to her for ‘bullying’. The health sector cares more than their reputation than they do for our health 😮😢