Nurse Lucy Letby has been found guilty of murdering seven newborn babies, and attempting to murder a further six more.
The 33-year-old went on a year-long killing spree while working at the Countess of Chester Hospital in Cheshire between 2015 and 2016.
Letby, originally from Hereford, was found guilty of 14 of the 22 counts she faced following a 10-month trial, including the murder of five boys and two girls.
She injected air into the babies via their tubes, causing air embolisms and leaving them unable to breathe, as well as over-feeding some.
The nurse was not present in the court room when the final verdicts were delivered.
The jury at Manchester Crown Court also found her guilty of attempting to kill six other babies, including two by poisoning them with insulin.
Letby added unprescribed insulin to a bag, or bags, containing nutrients which were then given to the babies.
In both cases the youngsters, known only as Baby F and Baby L, had hypoglycaemic episodes in which their blood sugar levels dropped dangerously low. Both went on to make full recoveries.
A court order prohibits reporting of the identities of surviving and deceased children as well as identifying the parents or witnesses connected with the children.
The jury found Letby not guilty of two counts of attempted murder, and could not reach verdicts on six other charges.
The jury deliberated for a total of 110 hours and 26 minutes – with verdicts spread over the 22 days.
Letby was in the courtroom on 8 August when the jury returned its first two guilty verdicts of attempted murder, and then again on 11 August when she was convicted of four murders and another two attempted murders.
Given how pathetic men are today and how Stacy Anthony (another child killer) was able to get married, do you think this woman will also find a guy that will marry her?
