


Appeal for Convicted Nurse Lucy Letby Following Expert's Changed Testimony
Lucy Letby’s defence lawyer seeks to reopen her appeal based on new evidence from the prosecution's former expert witness, questioning the validity of her convictions.
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Overview
Lucy's Letby's lawyer announced plans to request a re-examination of her convictions after the prosecution's key expert, Dr. Dewi Evans, changed his opinion on the infant deaths. Letby is serving multiple life sentences for the murder of seven babies, but her defence argues the evidence against her is no longer credible. They cite fresh medical reports and expert opinions that challenge the findings during her previous trials. The Crown Prosecution Service maintains that the convictions are safe, as previous appeals were denied. This unprecedented move raises questions about consistency in expert testimonies in legal proceedings.
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