Nurse Serial Killer Lucy Letby: Psychologist Analyzes Body Language, Notes, and Behavior

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  • @keithbertschin1213
    @keithbertschin1213 Рік тому +25

    I’m English and I wish our justice system was as open as the US with interview and court footage. You need transparency

  • @tabby73
    @tabby73 Рік тому +85

    Regarding the online stalking of the parents , could she be fascinated by their intense grief because she's unable to feel such deep love and sadness for another human being herself? I was thinking about her motive ... maybe she craves to see others, the parents, break down and cry, it gives her a sense of excitement, power and fascination? What do you think Dr. G?
    Thank you covering Lucy Letby!

    • @drgexplains
      @drgexplains  Рік тому +51

      I think the fascination with grief is less likely than the feelings of control and power. The same reason that narcissists like to cause emotional pain. It is an attempt to satisfy a need for control. The satisfaction is often fleeting so it perpetuates a cycle of awful behavior.

    • @gordanazakula5669
      @gordanazakula5669 Рік тому +4

      ​@@drgexplainsExactly!!! A narcissistic teacher emotionally scarred me for life. Bullies can be soooooo damned clever!!! Please reply to me.

    • @lemdixon01
      @lemdixon01 Рік тому +1

      ​@@drgexplainshas she been formally diagnosed with narsasism or psychopathy ? She doesn't seem to exhibit this, which I'd think would be requirement. You might want to review the case of Bevery Allit, a nurse in the 90's who was convicted of similar things in the UK as she seems psychopathic.

    • @ingvarhallstrom2306
      @ingvarhallstrom2306 Рік тому +8

      Jealousy is at the bottom of this. Jealousy over happy parents showing more love and affection for something she felt she would never experience in her life time.

    • @lemdixon01
      @lemdixon01 Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/video/57KpGQ0Nf8c/v-deo.htmlsi=l0qZ2muDqoIAMYT1 the dodgy evidence is overwhelming

  • @GlamGam1964
    @GlamGam1964 Рік тому +9

    Saw you on dutyron, and subbed immediately. Your voice alone is worth listening to!

  • @Metonymy1979
    @Metonymy1979 Рік тому +288

    The sadness looks like resignation. That she knew it would happen.

  • @eloramac6203
    @eloramac6203 Місяць тому +3

    I was a nurse (now retired) I once gave a patient the wrong medication & I was in bits ! I worried myself sick, I reported it to the Drs , I barely slept that night worrying.
    So to see this nurse be as cool as a cucumber throughout intensive interrogation being accused of such a horrific crime is beyond me !!
    I’d be needing resuscitated !

  • @heidiescobedo2870
    @heidiescobedo2870 Рік тому +121

    Thank you for covering this! This case horrifies me but intrigues only bc I can’t fathom what would drive someone take the lives of innocent newborns. Truly heartbreaking.

    • @sarahholland2600
      @sarahholland2600 Рік тому +14

      Psych studies show the top 3 career choices for those with psychopathic traits are, in order: Corporate CEO, Medicine, Law Enforcement. They go for roles that fill their need for power, status & control.

    • @Nira39
      @Nira39 Рік тому +6

      @@sarahholland2600 I can attest to all three from personal experience.

    • @danysanerd2383
      @danysanerd2383 Рік тому

      ​@@sarahholland2600Yessss thisssss I've actually been telling people this, that since going to treatment like 5 times a few years ago, predators of all kinds (some just enjoy creating chaos or pain for others, some are chomos etc...) But the kind of people who abuse their power, are the kinds that go for jobs where they're given power to abuse!
      I look at everyone in positions of power with a skeptical eye. Some are there to help & heal, others are there to hurt. All kinds of positions: coaches, teachers, aides, nurses, doctors, bus drivers, county clerks and so on and so forth... I see all kinds of different positions filled by good people, and also many various monsters.
      What's truly frightening to me, is the ones who are often the darkest inside are the most charming in the outside! 😮😢

    • @MartinaKelly-wj4ll
      @MartinaKelly-wj4ll Рік тому +3

      Munchausen syndrome

  • @YA-qo7xq
    @YA-qo7xq Рік тому +4

    Thank you so much for covering!!

  • @anitagendler3812
    @anitagendler3812 Рік тому +5

    Excellent analysis Dr. G! It’s so hard to comprehend how someone could do these horrific things to innocent babies! 😢😢

  • @lonelylantern9135
    @lonelylantern9135 Рік тому +75

    I'm glad you cleared up the sadism part - I had thought the same myself, that it was definitely sadistic.

    • @auntyvenom133
      @auntyvenom133 Рік тому +9

      She’s extremely sadistic, she enjoyed seeing the babies & the parents suffer

    • @artfull334
      @artfull334 Рік тому +2

      Yes!! narcissists are generally sadistic and thrive on other people’s pain. This makes them feel happy because they have no real feelings of happiness themselves.

    • @artfull334
      @artfull334 Рік тому +1

      @@user-bw6iq7dd8lI doubt she was jealous. Lucy was attractive enough and sociable to have a partner but she’s a narcissist and deep down she has self loathing. She wasn’t jealous she thrived on others pain.

    • @markjones1337
      @markjones1337 Рік тому +6

      This DR has not looked at the case. 17 NOT 7 babies died during the 14 month period, but Letby was only present for 7 death. The yearly average for that unit was 3.
      Just prior these death the unit was upgraded and shortly after this period the unit was down graded.
      The msm (the source for this Dr information) have not reported this, nor wad it mentioned in the trail but can be found in the discovery documents.

    • @artfull334
      @artfull334 Рік тому

      @@markjones1337 yes you’re right, it was 17 deaths and possibly other attempts that went unnoticed. Lucy probably has narcissistic personality disorder, she suffered self loathing and everything else was an act - Rescuer, Persecutor, Victim.

  • @purplegrizzlytek
    @purplegrizzlytek Рік тому +4

    so glad you covered this! thanks Dr G

  • @michelle.1122
    @michelle.1122 Рік тому +3

    I’m glad you did this video Dr G.
    I’m very intrigued by this case. If you get any more information on this case please do another video. I would love to hear your input on it.

  • @debbie4503
    @debbie4503 Рік тому +5

    Thanks for the insight Dr. G

  • @patrick3178
    @patrick3178 Рік тому +39

    One of the babies' parents complained to the doctors that Lucy made a comment to them that they found very cold.
    They were just told that unfortunately, their baby is dying (of course, after Lucy did what she did to their baby), and the doctors allowed the parents to hold and stay with their baby while dying. According to the parents, she walked into the room with what it looked like a box and told them, " ok, you said your good byes, now give me the baby" or something to that affect. Their response was that the baby is not dead yet. And they complained about her.

    • @christinemareeyoung
      @christinemareeyoung Рік тому +13

      "...give me the baby" is a chilling comment, it demonstrates how Lucy's behaviour towards the babies and parents was merely transactional.

    • @timeajenei2083
      @timeajenei2083 Рік тому +11

      "...Do you want to put him in here? " was what she said, nevertheless, it is such an awful thing to say , when you never ever ever want to let your child go, let alone, while he is still alive, putting him in the moses basket( not a box) that is for deceased babies. I sometimes wonder how she wasnt slapped or shouted at by some of these parents??? She did have other remarks similar to this, for example: "I overheard what you just said that everything is going to be fine and I must say, I just don't like when parents put their hopes up at this stage, cause we never know what might happens"
      Or, saying to a collegue: " he is not leaving here alive, is he? " texting to her collegue about babies who now we know , she murdered:" its an element of faith in this", or sg similar, like God took them or sg..., Entitled , psychopatic awful woman with a god complex. There were plenty of red flags. How heartbreaking it is that some parents started thinking what did they do wrong, did they piss her off, did they say sg that made their child a target? Can you imagine?😢😢😢How awful....

    • @jimmynich4791
      @jimmynich4791 Рік тому +3

      ​@@timeajenei2083Absolutely shocking, how can anyone be so cold, zero empathy.

    • @gordanazakula5669
      @gordanazakula5669 Рік тому +4

      3178. It was an awful thing to say. However, l might have said something like that too!!! A friends daughter was dying from cancer. The hospital counsellor said "You do know that your daughter is dying don't you?". My friend nearly attacked her!!! I would have seen the counsellors comments as innocent!!!

    • @patrick3178
      @patrick3178 Рік тому +2

      @timeajenei2083 I am going by what I read or heard on other videos, I can not remember word by word. I heard or read somewhere who quoted the parents involved calling what she had in her hand as a box and also using the term "you said your good byes, now etc etc" that is a very inappropriate comment especially when you are waiting for your baby to pass away and while she passed that comment their baby was still alive. I agree with you, and yes, I read about all the things you wrote. It does not make it easy to give her the benefit of the doubt, even with that angelic face.

  • @sashaboo72
    @sashaboo72 Рік тому +9

    I’m glad you mentioned her eyes and pupils, I mentioned months ago about how it was odd they were enlarged when the pic was taken in a very bright room. To be honest I wondered if she was on a psychotropic substance or something similar.

  • @dkeraghan
    @dkeraghan Рік тому +4

    Thank you Dr G, because of you I find myself delving into these cases. There is tons of behind the scenes information on this case that I would have never looked into, if not for you. ❤

  • @Diamonddavej
    @Diamonddavej Місяць тому +3

    She was told to write a journal of her thoughts by a councillor to cope with anxiety over her suspension and the acusations that her work was inadequate and this led to some babies deaths. She wasn't yet accuded of deliberately harming babies.

  • @SBryt-h8g
    @SBryt-h8g Рік тому +12

    By the way, Lucy chose not to be in court to hear her sentence. They are trying to change this option given to criminals choosing to avoid attending their own sentencing in court in the UK. The crown vs Lucy Letby & only 3 ppl in the UK have been given the same sentence as Lucy, who will die in prison. Thank you so much for covering this case Dr G 🙏

  • @shirleyduffy5747
    @shirleyduffy5747 Рік тому +58

    Dr. G, thank you for this information. Hopefully this this kind of wisdom and insight will help us to see red flags when faced with psychopaths. Although they are so good at what they do. This case just breaks my heart for the parents of these little babies. Oh my! Keep educating us. It's so appreciated.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому

      I'm sorry but you are the psychopath, not LL.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 21 день тому

      There is much more chance that the people writing negative things about LL are psychopaths, than that LL is guiilty.

  • @ET_Bermuda
    @ET_Bermuda Рік тому +21

    I think it's worth noting that Letby also doesn't have any words written beneath the circled HATE portion of her letter, suggesting that she actually started the letter with the word HATE, circled it, then wrote the rest of the letter around that one word. This also tells me that covering up her own words would hurt her very badly. They are important to her. This tells me she wanted to get caught, wanted her words to be heard. I'm only speculating, of course.

    • @valb9963
      @valb9963 Рік тому +5

      I think all serial killers want and crave the attention they get after they're caught

    • @gordanazakula5669
      @gordanazakula5669 Рік тому

      ​@@valb9963Here, here!!! l would not like to be her!!!

    • @lemdixon01
      @lemdixon01 Рік тому

      It wasn't really a letter as it was individual words or short phrases on a post it note bit she did make copies notes in a diary.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому +1

      she was getting a lot of hate (not from you but from people like you). Both you and I used the wortd "hate" in our posts. Does this mean that we "want to be caught"???

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 7 днів тому

      a little less speculation a little more action please - she did not do it.

  • @tranquility9325
    @tranquility9325 Рік тому +50

    I talked about this on my channel recently. Her father went storming to the hospital to protect her. Parents who never hold their children accountable can easily cause those children to become narcissistic psychopaths and murder is not far away as we see in this case. She's severely enmeshed with her parents.

    • @americangirlx4
      @americangirlx4 Рік тому +20

      Yes, so enmeshed with her parents. I read that they bought her the house and had outfitted a guestroom for their frequent sleepovers, and that Lucy accompanied them on vacation three times a year. 😳
      Sounds like they were helicopter parents, and Lucy being an only child, they were said to be panicky over every little thing and overly involved in her personal life. It just sounds like they smothered her, had huge expectations and led her to believe she was very special.
      Perhaps when the real world failed to see her greatness, her genetics and inability to cope with disappointment led her to revenge, evening the score for her emptiness! I imagine the attacks were like a release valve for her pent up frustration and rage.
      I'm just glad she's been locked up, but shudder to think there are others just like her just as evil and dangerous!

    • @SBryt-h8g
      @SBryt-h8g Рік тому +14

      @@americangirlx4apparently her mother said “I did it. Take me” when her daughter was arrested…

    • @jackieporter5323
      @jackieporter5323 Рік тому +1

      Cannot bear this adenoidal twang, nomatter how interesting the subject.

    • @gordanazakula5669
      @gordanazakula5669 Рік тому +12

      ​​@@americangirlx4Many have wonderful parents, but do not become serial killers. Her lovely parents are not to blame. My heart goes out to Letbys parents!!! If parents are abusive they are blamed, if they are caring they are also blamed. They cannot get it "right". Please leave those poor parents alone!!!

    • @jsantos4497
      @jsantos4497 Рік тому +10

      Over protection... high expectations, not let Kids make mistakes at home, justifying them, over praising them to others, not letting them go on with their lives unless they take you along, and continue to let you control them when they reach adulthood and are able to make their onw decisions, requiring they be with you in vaccations, Live in The houve you choose for them, not approuving any young Man to be her boyfriend and eventually marry her Just because she is too good for them.. or he doe not mesure up your expectations of The very best and perfect Man for your daughter... she May end UP feeling she Will Neves marry and Never have babies...

  • @aades3237
    @aades3237 Рік тому +5

    Thank you for the excellent analysis.😢

  • @susancurtis3331
    @susancurtis3331 Рік тому +4

    Excellent analysis! Thank you!

  • @georgia6496
    @georgia6496 Рік тому +69

    I listened to an interview by one of the detectives who interviewed her and she remarked on how composed, calm and almost detached letby was in the interview. she's very controlled. to build on her suggested sadism, at her trial, I also heard testimony that Lucy would offer to bathe and dress the babies after she had killed them and would hover around the rooms of the grieving parents and sometimes smile.
    great, interesting analysis as always dr G

    • @abelis644
      @abelis644 Рік тому +13

      She has an obsession with death.
      The house she bought recently is right next to a graveyard!

    • @Agathanagatha
      @Agathanagatha Рік тому +6

      She also bathed and dressed one of the babies and brought her back to the parents saying “she really enjoyed her bath” in a jolly manner.

    • @lynsview2895
      @lynsview2895 Рік тому +4

      The graveyard has a memorial to baby deaths….

    • @gordanazakula5669
      @gordanazakula5669 Рік тому

      ​​@@AgathanagathaEven a completely innocent and caring nurse could have done that!!! Sometimes, a person might burst out laughing due to nervousness, during a solemn occasion!!! Please reply to me.

    • @gordanazakula5669
      @gordanazakula5669 Рік тому +4

      ​@@abelis644l do agree, but could be a coincidence. I know of normal people who like a walk in a graveyard, because it is peaceful!!!

  • @Human4Peace
    @Human4Peace Рік тому +24

    It would be interesting to know what her childhood was like.

    • @angelawatson1594
      @angelawatson1594 Рік тому +9

      Overly doting parents,a single child

    • @sbeast64
      @sbeast64 9 місяців тому +4

      The parents should have been interviewed. There's one of her friend who speaks very well of her. Apparently she became a nurse because she had difficult birth herself and was grateful of the nurses who saved her life.

  • @annapugh9262
    @annapugh9262 Рік тому +20

    I see and observe this person ( Lucy ) as having VERY deep insecurities and vulnerabilities that she covers up and is ashamed of .This may seem obvious to her and us now ,but her loss of control and inability to stop ,intensified her shame and hatred of her weaknesses .
    Her intense anger and humiliation was directed at the vulnerable babies that she identified with and wanted to destroy .Her anger at her over protective parents was also directed at the babies parents as an act of revenge ,but covered up as a moral concern ..I wonder if she was in a constant state of shock and disbelief when she couldn’t find a way to stop. Her quiet demeanor on her arrest and interrogation was resignation ,relief and disbelief all rolled into a frozen state .It’s a great shame that no one spotted her false
    Persona before this tragedy was unleashed .

    • @alyngrace123
      @alyngrace123 Рік тому +1

      She was born with some neurological disfunctions, she could kill and not feel remorse.

    • @artfull334
      @artfull334 Рік тому +2

      @@alyngrace123not necessarily born with disjunctions but she probably developed her narcissistic personality from a fairly young age. She may have been neglected in terms of parental guidance, taught right from wrong and used to having everything her way.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому

      you are inventing all this. She is a patsy, The doctors are the ohnes you should be investigating. Their accusations are unfounded.

  • @jessicapazo7718
    @jessicapazo7718 Рік тому +4

    Keep up the amazing work 👏

  • @KohalaLover
    @KohalaLover Рік тому +3

    Thank you Dr. G. Fascinating case. I enjoy your insight.

  • @YA-qo7xq
    @YA-qo7xq Місяць тому +3

    @drgexplains for all the knowledge coming out of the woodwork in this case now, it could be very interesting to hear your second thoughts on the notes and body language, now knowing that she was bullied for years by colleagues, might be innocent as well as the notes were written as part of therapy - would it change your thoughts ? I’m curious !

  • @philipholding
    @philipholding 2 місяці тому +4

    Update: 03.09.24
    24 expert statisticians and neonatologists have written to the justice minister, voicing their concerns over the prosecution evidence. Also, Sir David Davies MP and Nadine Dorries MP are investigating the same concerns.

  • @slconley
    @slconley Рік тому +22

    I think it takes a special kind of evil to hurt babies

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому +1

      I think it takes a special kind of evil to make unfounded accusations.

    • @slconley
      @slconley Місяць тому

      @@richardmullins44 bless your heart

  • @jennahcollings1174
    @jennahcollings1174 Рік тому +13

    They are investigating Lucy's whole career and will be reviewing every patient at every hospital she ever trained or worked in. It could take years for everything to be revealed, however I do think there are many more case and will see a progression when they get to the start of it all. Heartbreaking!😢

    • @MrTreacletime
      @MrTreacletime Місяць тому +1

      Shame they aren’t investigating the deadly bacterial infection in the water, and raw sewage in the sinks during 2015/ 2016

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому

      there's nothing there, that is obvious, she is a patsy.

  • @lizmiller9033
    @lizmiller9033 Рік тому +2

    100K! way to go Dr. G!! 🎊🎊

  • @artcreationsbydar
    @artcreationsbydar Рік тому +10

    Love your stuff Dr. G. It is hard to fathom how anyone could do this to babies. She seems so innocent looking. You just never know who can do this. Brutal!

  • @OldNick74
    @OldNick74 Рік тому +52

    Hi, great insight you give. The picture you showed of her not smiling was taken at the police station after she was arrested. The house she owned, which she wanted more than anything, just happens to overlook a cemetery for babies, her bedroom window literally backs onto and has a great view of a cemetery. The police are looking into 4000 cases from other hospitals she worked in, they feel she might be responsible for more deaths. 😢

    • @OldNick74
      @OldNick74 Рік тому +10

      @kate-pure Sad but true. But she is hard to read, she gives nothing away. A lot of people think she might be innocent.

    • @lawofthepack
      @lawofthepack Рік тому +3

      Omg wtf that's DAAARK and yeah I've not heard anyone else say this!!!

    • @petervlcko4858
      @petervlcko4858 Рік тому +1

      4000 hospitals? As relief nurse? Even if that number is so big that her cv will not looks good for employment…

    • @OldNick74
      @OldNick74 Рік тому +7

      @petervlcko4858 4000 possible victims. This case isn't over yet, not by a long way.

    • @OldNick74
      @OldNick74 Рік тому +7

      For much more information of the trial and more info on Letby there's a great UA-cam channel, called, Crime Scene 2 Courtroom. You'll get much more info about Letby on there. 👍

  • @divinadecosio
    @divinadecosio Рік тому +3

    Great video as usual

  • @RhymesChant
    @RhymesChant 4 місяці тому +1

    I love your analysis, Dr G❤

  • @deltafay1981
    @deltafay1981 Рік тому +8

    I don't think she looks sad i think she looks intensely worried.

    • @msl381
      @msl381 Місяць тому

      and guilty as hell!

  • @LoisCox
    @LoisCox Рік тому +2

    Great job making an easy to follow list .

  • @JacquiQ
    @JacquiQ Рік тому +4

    This is one of the most heinous crimes I have heard of, So very disturbing., Who could do that . Despicable person.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 7 днів тому

      the peoeple who say she is despicable are the ones who are despicable.

  • @marilynscull4585
    @marilynscull4585 Рік тому +2

    Awesome video Dr. G

  • @tracimattox2152
    @tracimattox2152 Рік тому +30

    She's a very cold, calm and calculating psychopath. It's all a facade for her...she has dead eyes. Even when she puts on that smile, there's nothing there. Thank you Dr. G

    • @gordanazakula5669
      @gordanazakula5669 Рік тому +2

      An evil looking person, may not be an abuser, or a serial killer!!!

    • @marthacochrane484
      @marthacochrane484 Рік тому +4

      .....her eyes in the happy photos look ok........the dead eyes in the mug shot are the real Lucy........repressed and cut off by her suffocating parents.......

    • @idi0tdetectioninprogress
      @idi0tdetectioninprogress Рік тому

      ​@@marthacochrane484Can't read too much into a mug shot, its not a situation we are used to in normal life, plus we don't know how long they'd kept her awake when it was taken. Police not known for their photography skills either!
      Everyone trying hard to give her that Myra Hindley mugshot look!!!!

    • @marthacochrane484
      @marthacochrane484 Рік тому +1

      @@idi0tdetectioninprogress Yes thats very true........but knowing something of her background etc......the eyes are dead.........and she looked like that when they arrested her.......in stark comparison to her photos.....where she looks attractive......the false persona......

    • @idi0tdetectioninprogress
      @idi0tdetectioninprogress Рік тому

      @@marthacochrane484 You only know/believe what the media is showing.
      She merely looked a little shell shocked, which is completely understandable. First ever arrest, and she knew it was time for the rubber to meet the road.
      Arrest me at 6am and they'd think Charles Manson was back!!!

  • @julief5031
    @julief5031 Рік тому +2

    Ty for another informative video

  • @scottwheeler1641
    @scottwheeler1641 Місяць тому +4

    She shrank back because she was being attacked by the police. The police are professional interrogators. They grilled her for hours,weeks ,months. But never got a confession. I'm not saying that I think that she is innocent, I just don't trust the hospital, courts or police to give her a fair trial

  • @toribern816
    @toribern816 Рік тому +59

    I’m a nurse. I just can’t fathom a SERIAL KILLER NURSE. it just blows my mind. I can’t comprehend. We are supposed to be the most CARING profession. I just can’t with her. I don’t get it. Great breakdown tho doc!!

    • @pam1905
      @pam1905 Рік тому +17

      Im a nurse too. When I worked bedside, I would pray before my shifts that my patients would remain stable and my hands would provide comfort and healing. My worst nightmare would be if I made an error that harmed a patient. I can't imagine deliberately harming a patient...and to harm preemies and neonates...I honestly can't wrap my head around it. This is death penalty level of crimes imo, but UK will only do life in prison

    • @toribern816
      @toribern816 Рік тому +7

      @@pam1905 yes I agree if there’s ever a case that justifies the death penalty this one is up there

    • @fakereality3792
      @fakereality3792 Рік тому +5

      Caring Profession 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @gabeskyler6068
      @gabeskyler6068 Рік тому +6

      the worst serial killer in history was a nurse, If memory serves me right. she had killed hundreds and hundreds of children. there have been many serial killers in the medical profession, sadly. look into it.

    • @fakereality3792
      @fakereality3792 Рік тому

      @@gabeskyler6068 Many old people on hospital wards die from neglect. Mealtime arrives and nobody will help them with their food. Food remains untouched. They basically starve to death. Nurses take their own breaks when patient food arrives. Fact !

  • @scottmatznick3140
    @scottmatznick3140 Рік тому +5

    Would it be possible to include links to the videos you use?
    Your take is great, as always. Thanks for your expertise!

    • @drgexplains
      @drgexplains  Рік тому +2

      Sure thing! I'll link them when I get a chance. Thanks!

  • @TeriDean
    @TeriDean Рік тому +8

    I thought it was reported that these notes were written well after the murders and essentially placed and expected to be discovered and dissected by law enforcement. Wouldn’t that greatly change the message she is conveying?
    Thank you for covering this tragic case. There is much to learn from Lucy’s psychology.

  • @stellar52
    @stellar52 Місяць тому +4

    She never thought she did anything wrong, so she's probably astonished

  • @lindawashington4055
    @lindawashington4055 Місяць тому +5

    Maybe the HATE she wrote is about what she experienced from others. I think it was notes from her therapy she got after she was suspected. Why assume she is guilty?

  • @Whitestripe71
    @Whitestripe71 Рік тому +25

    I don't trust those notes of hers at all. When she wrote them she knew she was under suspicion, and my feeling is she wrote them with the intention of them being found by the police. I've seen an interview with one of the lead detectives on the case, and he said the same thing. I get the impression that she was trying to create the impression of being in a state of inner turmoil while the finger of suspicion was being pointed at her, but I struggle to believe it. I don't believe anything she says - or writes. I don't believe a word that comes from her. I'm in the UK and this case has absolutely shaken me to my core.

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Рік тому +2

      How? Notes certainly didn’t help her, nor did she attempt to use them to plead insanity

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому

      whitestripe, I don't believe anything you write, I think you need professional help if you think that LL is guilty.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 7 днів тому

      whitestripe71, to be clear, I don't believe a word that comes from you.

  • @georgia6496
    @georgia6496 Рік тому +28

    that observation about the dilation of her pupils in that photo when she's in her nurse outfit holding the baby clothes made me uneasy, at first I thought it could've been her the camera/lens flare messing with her eyes but if her pupils were dilating out of excitement that means she was either getting that from having her photo taken or holding baby clothes with her nurse get up, it's creepy. the pupils are huge, eyes almost black, reminded me of how ted bundy's eyes would turn black when he would get excited about killing.

    • @Marvin-dg8vj
      @Marvin-dg8vj Рік тому +3

      Endless photos of her .endless selfies like a real narcissist. Strange that even with others the photograph seemed to be about her not anybody else. The strong excitement in some of these photos is disturbing . You are correct..It is worrying

    • @grumpygramps1451
      @grumpygramps1451 Місяць тому

      Could be wrong here but, I’m pretty sure that when the pupil of the human eyeball dilates it’s due to an involuntary reaction based upon the levels of light the retina is being subjected to and not an emotional response to glee. The human iris can’t be voluntary controlled.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому

      georgia, I sorry, it's you and the others who get off on attacking LL who are creepy.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 7 днів тому

      your comments are what is creepy.

  • @eddy_creative
    @eddy_creative Рік тому +22

    I thought this was a very accurate assessment and really paints a picture of a "modern" serial killer, using technology to stalk her victims, gaining pleasure from the pain of others via social media. What I think it is lacking is the background / childhood of Lucy Letby in greater detail, she clearly got a kick out of killing the babies and having control, so it makes me wonder if growing up, she had situations of zero control, was abused or had trauma that she internalised, and then as an adult inflicted in her own sadistic way.

  • @rebeccaslater8448
    @rebeccaslater8448 Рік тому +15

    Thank you for covering this case. I've been following UK news about her. I also work in healthcare and I just can't understand how this happens. I just don't know how you go from saving lives to taking them. It seems like she had a thing for going after multiples. She killed twins and triplets. Is that to increase the pain to the families? I guess the percentage of multiples in the NICU is higher because they are more likely to be delivered prematurely.

    • @basicallyno1722
      @basicallyno1722 Рік тому

      Some people go in it for the money and control. Some people think their good acts entitle them to play god. Shitty people in all sectors of society, even healing professions

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому

      a basic fact you shouldf. Death ratye in an NICU is high - one study said 10%, another said 29%. I did not think there was an NICU at Letby's hospital but I foudn out that babies had been shipped in from other hopitals' NICU's, in 2015 and 2016. I foudn this on CHAT-GPT. It said I could put in an FIO request to Counterss of Chester to find out the number of babies who had come in 2015 and 2016 from other hosppitals' NICUs. The fact that this fact has not been mentioned at all means that the whole exercise against LL is a cover up. She is a patsy.

  • @IanTickle-k1o
    @IanTickle-k1o Місяць тому +4

    You have missed the point that the personal notes that helped convict her were written on the advice of counsellors to help the nurse deal with the extreme stress of the work environment.

    • @jacquelinesmith1103
      @jacquelinesmith1103 21 день тому +1

      Exactly! Lucy’s Counsellor advised Lucy to write-down her distressing emotions - which she did: “.. I am not good enough .. “; she felt powerless to save the premature poorly babies …. There WAS NO CRIME COMMITTED - The neo-natal babies were all very poorly since recent birth. There was raw-sewage backing-up into the Neo-natal Ward - babies were all very premature …. Make sure you know all these facts before voicing opinions

  • @triciamuir
    @triciamuir Рік тому +50

    This is sad, nurses should provide the ultimate in life saving care... Not murder. RIP to all the babies and prayers to the ones that survived and have permanent damage to their bodies 😢 prayers to all of their families. Thank you Dr G, great analysis! .

    • @passionfruitprincess
      @passionfruitprincess Рік тому +5

      Yes so very sad for this exact reason. I'm an RN & Midwife & in all my years I've never had a thought of hurting a patient. Especially premmies :(

    • @taras6806
      @taras6806 Рік тому +5

      Sad is the understatement of the century.

  • @PCA05KAT
    @PCA05KAT Рік тому +16

    I completely agree with number 3 and 4 about the note. That note screamed excuses and trying to ask for forgiveness before she gets found out. She knew she would get found out as she was investigated for a long time. You are the first person I have seen bring this up. Her level of manipulation is scary!
    Thanks for the video!

    • @barrettesands
      @barrettesands Рік тому +4

      There is something fake and self-conscious about it, like she wanted it to be seen.

    • @explorer0213
      @explorer0213 Рік тому

      Yes I think it was the only way to tell her parents.

  • @suzannewilliam-james9744
    @suzannewilliam-james9744 Рік тому +2

    Have been waiting for this one 👍

  • @MrTreacletime
    @MrTreacletime Місяць тому +3

    Analyse why the Dr who caught her red handed (virtually) standing over a baby didn’t mention this fact that was “emblazoned on his memory” to anyone at all for 9 months including Police, colleagues or managers. Not even during interviews related to the grievance proceedings where he expressed concern (faux) for Letby.

    • @pixiedragon83
      @pixiedragon83 Місяць тому +2

      Another way of saying someone was VIRTUALLY caught red handed, is to say that someone was NOT caught red handed...

    • @lennymice2261
      @lennymice2261 Місяць тому

      He told hospital management about it immediately.

    • @pixiedragon83
      @pixiedragon83 Місяць тому +1

      @@lennymice2261 no, first he was said there was no evidence against her and the only concerning thing was how many traumatic scenes she has witnessed and expressed concern for her in that regard...just Google it...youtube won't let me post a link to any articles...

    • @pixiedragon83
      @pixiedragon83 Місяць тому

      @@lennymice2261 no, first he was said there was no evidence against her and the only concerning thing was how much trauma she had witnessed and expressed concern for her...just look it up...youtube won't let me post any links...

    • @pixiedragon83
      @pixiedragon83 Місяць тому

      @@lennymice2261 no, first he was said there was no evidence against her and the only concerning thing was how much trauma she had witnessed and expressed concern for her...just look it up...I cant post any links...

  • @michellejarrett1826
    @michellejarrett1826 Рік тому +2

    Thank you Dr G 🇬🇧 🇬🇧

  • @Victoria-iu5sb
    @Victoria-iu5sb Рік тому +26

    It's now suspected that she's been attacking babies for a very long time, with one alleged murder going back to early 2013 (the investigation is ongoing, this trial only covered one year of her career). The dilated pupils photo was taken in early 2013, but I think the likelihood of it being related to her just having attacked a baby is somewhat statistically small. The photo was because she was the poster girl for a fundraising campaign for the neonatal unit, and I imagine this attention was exciting and would have given her a lot of narc fuel.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 7 днів тому

      the psychopaths in this case are the ones attacking Letby.

  • @shannonhayes4451
    @shannonhayes4451 Рік тому +3

    Been waiting on this!!!!

  • @leisaamore7951
    @leisaamore7951 Рік тому +7

    I'd Love to hear your thoughts on her choice of victims. She seemed to target twins are triplet babies. That's definitely an interesting aspect of this Unbelievably Tragic Case.

  • @elizabethelliott3175
    @elizabethelliott3175 Рік тому +11

    I wonder if she's just sad no one killed her during her knee surgery.

    • @Brian-om2hh
      @Brian-om2hh Рік тому

      It's ironic that she now hasn't got a leg to stand on........

  • @artfull334
    @artfull334 Рік тому +3

    Thanks Dr G your analysis is always appreciated.
    This case is so baffling and your video clarifies the questions.
    I reckon Lucy is narcissistic and suffers from Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
    People with this mental health illness suffer from self loathing and generally play three roles of rescuer, persecutor, victim and are incredibly manipulative.

  • @noorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
    @noorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Рік тому +1

    I really enjoy your analysis. Do you have any book recommendations about this topic body language?

  • @Truth1561
    @Truth1561 Рік тому +10

    Ae you aware she was medicated by the time she was interviewed? I think that accounts for some of her lack of emotion.
    I worked as a neonatal nurse in the 80s and this whole case has really shocked me, especially managements refusal to even meet the medical staff half way to check Letby wasn’t responsible.
    Two things that really hit me from the trial was when she burst in on grieving parents to take their child away stating ‘you’ve said your goodbyes’ and coming back in to tell grieving parents that their dead child had ‘enjoyed her bath’. She wasn’t a very young inexperienced nurse at that time so you can’t say it was just a thoughtless misspeak. She knew their pain and inflicted more.
    I know there are a lot of people who remain unconvinced by the fact it was totally a circumstantial case, but I remember how Prosecutor Kelly Sieglar explained circumstantial cases using the analogy of pencils: if you take one pencil, you can break it. Put lots of pencils together and they are so strong you can’t break them. A lot of circumstantial evidence, as in this case, gives a strong verdict imo. It was a long considered trial, and the jury took their time and carefully considered all of the evidence before rendering their verdict. They heard ALL the evidence where most of us haven’t. I think juries get it right in 99.9% of cases, giving more false not guilty than guilty verdicts these days.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому

      you weren't there - whatever you were told may have been misquoted. Its obvious that this prosecution is false.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 7 днів тому

      I'm sorry you cannot rely on third hand accounts of what was said. The accusations against Letby are fake. That is obviouos at a glance. The accusers are either malicious or as dumb as the proverbial.

  • @southernbelladonna78
    @southernbelladonna78 10 місяців тому +2

    This is why I am afraid of being admitted to the hospital. It's actually more common that nurses are killers than people realize. People tend to think that dangerous medical staff will be easily and consistently weeded out but this IS.....NOT.....TRUE!! If you feel uncomfortable speak up to someone and dont talk yourself out of it. Not saying assume they are killers, lol, but trust yourself.

  • @div1244
    @div1244 Рік тому +7

    Fits the same pattern of other killers who were nurses; in that suspicions were raised with management whom ignored the concerns thereby allowing the killer to take more lives. She's a monster and there needs to be an inquiry into decisions made by the management of this hospital.

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 7 днів тому

      the monsters are the people who are commenting against Letby.

  • @conjecture.
    @conjecture. Рік тому +2

    Great video

  • @jonnyzchivago7623
    @jonnyzchivago7623 2 місяці тому +4

    it drives me mad that there is a total lack of respect for the fact that she does not fit the profile of a serial killer!
    - Only 16% of serial killers are female
    - No motive was ever established. Serial killers are usually motivated financially or for power but she gained neither
    - No consistent MO
    - [ ]Different for every baby
    - [ ] Why change if you’ve been successful?
    - [ ] she had not searched for methods of killing babies so if so little is known about injecting air into babies and the effect it would have, why would she have done that
    - Females don’t take trophies. It was said that the hand over notes were trophies but no previous female killer has been known to take trophies
    - No previous mental illness or psychopathy
    - No alcohol or substance abuse
    - no evidence that she was ever abused-emotionally, physically, or sexually-by a family member
    - no previous criminal record or any mention of violent behaviour. No killing kittens/ puppies, lighting fires etc.
    The list goes on. So we’re meant to believe she’s a female serial killer who coincidentally doesn’t fit the profile!
    The coincidences that you have to be prepared to accept are mind blowing!
    Coincidentally there was a female serial killer (likelihood 1:7,000,000) rampaging through a NICU at the same time as a high spike in deaths ie she killed 7 but what about the other 10 that died?
    The chances of naturally conceived identical triplets is between 1 in a million and 1 in 200 million (estimates vary) and we’re meant to believe there happened to be a female serial killer, and a rare unexplained spike in deaths just at the time that identical triplets were born at CoCH!

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому +1

      thank you jommyzchivago !!!!!!!!!!!! I found yesterday that babies from (neonatal) NICU's io other hospitals were moved to Countess of Chester in 2015 and 2016. The death rates for such babies is much much higher (as much as 29%) than for babiesnot in NICU. I think this explains everything. At present I don't know how many babies were moved as this info was not released !!!!

    • @BVK6896
      @BVK6896 День тому

      She fits Munchausen by proxy though

  • @BrownEyedGal77
    @BrownEyedGal77 13 днів тому

    Good info!

  • @joanmorris7135
    @joanmorris7135 Рік тому +16

    I watch a series on BritBox called 24 Hours in Police Custody, and I’ve been stunned how polite and cordial law enforcement is to the people under arrest. Perhaps the judge stopped short of calling this woman a sadist because that would have seemed rude.

    • @hazelparr8461
      @hazelparr8461 Рік тому +7

      The law enforcement here in the UK are very different from those in the USA. I'd say the judge was very typical of a UK judge. We are a very small island and don't see the amount of crime that's seen in the USA. I think alot of that has to do with our strict gun laws. In the USA anyone can get a gun within reason and they're on hand when anyone feels angry and it's the first thing they reach for. Yet here in the UK it's really only "the bad guys" and maybe farmers who own guns.

    • @mrkeogh
      @mrkeogh Рік тому +7

      Sadism is getting your kicks out of behaviour that harms others.
      It doesn't necessarily have to be violent, it can be psychological abuse too.

    • @earthrooster1969
      @earthrooster1969 Рік тому +2

      British need to get a do over on politeness 😊...to balance it out, British sarcasm is on another extreme 😂

    • @catherinethomas1276
      @catherinethomas1276 Рік тому +1

      There's been no in depth psychiatric or psychological assessments

    • @alayneperrott9693
      @alayneperrott9693 Рік тому +7

      In the UK, police interrogations are recorded and governed by strict national rules that do not include aggressive or threatening behaviour. Politeness and multiple cups of tea have the merit of encouraging many suspects to talk, rather than immediately requesting the duty solicitor (lawyering up). British police are trained to employ the same patient approach in hostage situations, unless a victim is in immediate danger, in which case a highly trained Armed Response Unit is deployed in minutes. It works.

  • @jeannetteviviers9851
    @jeannetteviviers9851 Рік тому +5

    Are serial killers born? Did her upbringing and life experiences bring her to this point? Are her parents partly to blame by, as it seems, not allowing her to grow up and exercising too much control over her? It is frightening to think that a human is born evil.

  • @Zweites_Instanzmodell
    @Zweites_Instanzmodell Рік тому +107

    I m a retired nurse and I m not surprised. Sorry for saying this to my own people. Social or medical professions are a melting pot for psychopaths. It's all about control over vulnerable clients. It s all about power. Those psychopaths act out their need for dominating their clients. They need to be superior. By interacting with the most vulnerable ones, babies and newborns, they get triggered and accomplish their most sadistic acts.

    • @Mo.1988
      @Mo.1988 Рік тому +28

      @@LostHorizons0 no she doesn’t. It’s true!

    • @Mo.1988
      @Mo.1988 Рік тому

      @@LostHorizons0 you’re very much ignorant. 🙄

    • @fakereality3792
      @fakereality3792 Рік тому +20

      @@LostHorizons0. You’ve obviously never worked with nurses 😂😂😂

    • @fakereality3792
      @fakereality3792 Рік тому

      @@LostHorizons0 I’ve worked in the health service for over 30 years. A high percentage of nurses I’ve worked with are the nastiest creatures on gods earth. All they care about is their own children , lifestyle and pension !

    • @christar9527
      @christar9527 Рік тому +16

      I just experienced that with my husband who died a week ago. He was mistreated and left to die plain and simple. They were deliberately hurting him and drugging him when he did anything normal. He went in for lung cancer and got zero treatment for it and it quickly spread throughout his body. I could see and sense the joy on the staff’s faces. I REALLY want to sue the hospital but I don’t know how to go about it. Doctors and nurses disgust me.🤮 Any information you can provide about a lawsuit would be greatly appreciated.😊

  • @Orchidragon
    @Orchidragon Рік тому +5

    How still she was is the first thing i noticed when it was on the news it seemed so strange. so very sad for the parents and families

    • @Orchidragon
      @Orchidragon Рік тому +3

      Hi Dr. G is there any reason why we have had so many medical serial murderers in the UK?

    • @drgexplains
      @drgexplains  Рік тому +6

      Good question! I could be that they are just more frequently caught in the UK.

    • @Orchidragon
      @Orchidragon Рік тому +1

      Thank you it's scary but very possible

  • @cherylmarquez2645
    @cherylmarquez2645 Рік тому +4

    Would have liked to have seen more of the interrogation video & the notes to see what she said in them.

  • @ningsblackeye
    @ningsblackeye Рік тому +2

    Excellent video, new subscriber.

  • @Sam-gw5pl
    @Sam-gw5pl Рік тому +6

    One reason the parents were so smothering could be because Lucy’s own birth was a difficult one. They then became overprotective. She also became a nurse because of her own difficult birth, a sort of payback or acknowledgement of the nurses that delivered her.

    • @adwoamarja4994
      @adwoamarja4994 Рік тому +3

      I also think that something went wrong when she was born. And that the parents felt this and tried to help her, protect her. I don't think though she chose to have a medical job as a kind of subconscious result of this all.

    • @nielszindel1151
      @nielszindel1151 Рік тому +1

      Her Dad has two kids from a previous marriage. Delia

  • @fickle49
    @fickle49 Рік тому +4

    I heard that they didn't find the notes the first time she was arrested and searched in various places. It was subsequent searches in the same places that they found the writings, and the police felt they may have been left on purpose.

  • @hoolydooly5799
    @hoolydooly5799 Місяць тому +5

    I am a year later. But as a retired Medical Scientist I have huge reservations that the conviction is safe.

  • @Aerie925
    @Aerie925 Рік тому +22

    Poor babies 😢 glad that she won’t be able to hurt anyone else.

    • @andrewemery4272
      @andrewemery4272 20 днів тому

      @@Aerie925 incompetent doctors and a failed hospital "hurt" them, not a nurse.

  • @user-kp6we9qw7i
    @user-kp6we9qw7i 9 місяців тому +1

    Also, remember that nurses who work in critical care areas with adults or babies have in many ways learned to control their emotions in high anxiety situations. That may be part of why she acts the way she does during her interview. We experience life threatening situations and death tremendously more than the average person.

  • @celeste8157
    @celeste8157 Рік тому +5

    She seems so quiet and mild mannered and non emotional. It makes me wonder if she's on the autism spectrum. Do I think that everybody's autistic since i found it that I am at 34? Yes. Yes, I do. However, that would explain why she couldn't find a man, or at least why she thought she couldn't find a man. I wish we could've seen the trial.

    • @sandcrushlove
      @sandcrushlove Рік тому +1

      I am glad I'm not the only person that thinks she's on the spectrum hence her behaviour.

  • @rinn9671
    @rinn9671 Рік тому +1

    Best assessment I've heard, thank you.
    But on her arrest, she looked more horrified to me than sad. She looked in a shock and wasn't even breathing. She was like terrified just imagining what was waiting for her. I don't know if anyone else agrees with me on this.

    • @marthacochrane484
      @marthacochrane484 Рік тому

      I agree.......she looks frozen and numb.........in shock........

    • @EileenSpeakman
      @EileenSpeakman Рік тому

      To me she looked totally resigned to the inevitable, as though she knew it was going to happen, and that it was the one thing that would prevent her causing any more deaths and injuries. IMO she was a totally conflicted person, she knew she was unable to stop herself harming babies because for whatever reason she had a compulsion to act in that way, and could not stop, but she also knew it was so very wrong and that she was a very bad person I'd guess that deep diwn she was relieved to have been removed from her situation. But admit to the crimes? Never in a million years, she either truly believed she didn't do it, bir else she was too terrified to acknowledge the truth because she knew it would destroy the persona and control she had constructed for herself. And without that she would be a nothing, a non-entity who had to go back to square one and deal with her real self and whatever had caused her to be the person she had become.

  • @AshleeR
    @AshleeR Рік тому +3

    Hi Dr G, I would be interested in seeing your analysis of some of the cases from the UK where the perpetrator has joined in the search or even done TV interviews/appeals. A couple that come to mind are Ian Huntley and Mick Philpott. Thanks 👍

  • @RadhE-ug6on
    @RadhE-ug6on Рік тому +7

    Thank you for looking at this one. I wonder if you might compare her notes to Kathleen Folbigg’s (Australian woman recently had conviction overturned).

    • @drgexplains
      @drgexplains  Рік тому +5

      Interesting, I'll have to look into her case. I'm not familiar with it.

    • @LordJasonKing
      @LordJasonKing Рік тому +1

      You should also consider the voices that believe she did it. You may want to look up the Dutch nurse acquitted of murder.

  • @chrisstevens2706
    @chrisstevens2706 2 місяці тому +6

    Im aftaid you are most likely to be the subject of ridicule once her conviction is deemed unsafe; and thence bringing your profession into disrepute.
    Should this occur, you should seriously consider the option of re evaluating your knowledge base.
    In any event, your analysis lacked any academic rigour, and appeared unbecoming

  • @andrewemery4272
    @andrewemery4272 Місяць тому +10

    I've arrested scores of people, and they all act differently, then and when being interviewed. I started by being shocked at the deaths, then surprised at the lack of real 'evidence', then concerned by an 'unsafe' conviction, and now I truly believe her to be innocent; odd, yes, but innocent. Framed by corrupt doctors at a failed hospital.

    • @jacquelinesmith1103
      @jacquelinesmith1103 21 день тому +4

      I agree: Lucy is innocent. I have no doubt whatsoever. I am shocked by the lynching-mob comments being made 😨

    • @tbhat10
      @tbhat10 День тому +1

      Sure you have. We believe you.

  • @MysticalWitch68
    @MysticalWitch68 Рік тому +7

    Other nurses and Doctors should have picked up that something was not right with her. They work next to her every day, they must have noticed something in her demeanour? I believe that she could not stop what she was doing once she started it. A Compulsive Behaviour Disorder. She also to me, seems that she has trouble with expressing/dealing with her feelings and in the right way. Her notes to me were a cry for help. Plus her mind was full of much confused thoughts. She wanted to put it down in writing to try and make sense of it for herself. You know how sometimes Fire Fighters will light a fire putting other lives in danger, knowing the people are vulnerable. Only to go and attend to that same fire and are repeat affendors. Lucy is like this, it's the same sickness, just different situation. I believe things have been going on in her mind, long before any crimes were committed. It wasn't that she hid it well....she simply did not know how to let it out properly.

    • @Smasheditin66
      @Smasheditin66 Рік тому +8

      Several staff were openly suspicious of Lucy Letby and raised concerns to senior management. They were threatened and forced to apologise to Letby !

    • @Chibs-bk1im
      @Chibs-bk1im Рік тому +1

      they did and were threatened with being reported to the GMC ! Lucy put a Grievance in against them , can you believe it and she attend the meeting with her parents ands and union rep and the management apologised and offered her promotion and a place on a masters course! She was then put back on the unit and more babies died and the police were finally called ! the public are going nuts and want an inquiry! the doctors who complained and knew she was suspected her were interviewed after the verdict and lookes absolutely traumatised . Well you could image, people who live to save these wee babes and one of their own is doing it!

  • @marjorieallworth6172
    @marjorieallworth6172 3 місяці тому +5

    Body language ?
    What about proof ?

    • @richardmullins44
      @richardmullins44 Місяць тому

      Dr G and the others are the psychopaths, not LL. It's ironic that someone who calles himself Dr. G appears to think LL is the narcissist.

  • @helenaolsson7990
    @helenaolsson7990 Рік тому

    Thanks a lot. I understund better now. Before I could not grasp how this friendly looking person was able to do something like these murders.

  • @kimmettfarlston-chew
    @kimmettfarlston-chew 2 місяці тому +5

    This is a bad video. So far it's lacked the context leading up to that police interview and lacking the context of the notes. Doing a deep dive im quite sure shes innocent.

  • @lucyhouse
    @lucyhouse Рік тому +29

    Hats off to you Dr G .. she’s SO hard to read .
    She hardly opens her mouth at all . She’s scary!!’ Who knows what she’s keeping a secret.

  • @bobrussell3602
    @bobrussell3602 Місяць тому +7

    Her expression is bewilderment. Poor girl.

    • @Tim_Kent
      @Tim_Kent 22 дні тому +3

      🎯 Good point; bewildered that an innocent person could be arrested. ☮️

  • @dejanrakic77
    @dejanrakic77 Рік тому

    great! hope they will release full police interrogation

  • @MindbodyMedic
    @MindbodyMedic Місяць тому +4

    She doesn't fit the role of a typical serial killer? Maybe because she isn't ?

    • @sootycats9562
      @sootycats9562 25 днів тому

      What does a “typical” serial killer look like? The “typical” serial killer doesn’t kill babies. Ted bundy didn’t come across as a typical serial killer either at first, you never know what goes on in people heads and behind closed doors.

  • @GoodMorningLemmings
    @GoodMorningLemmings Рік тому +2

    Photo comparison at 6:45. The first was a photograph from a photoshoot used in a newspaper article. The second is her mugshot. Very different circumstances indeed!

  • @gabeskyler6068
    @gabeskyler6068 Рік тому +15

    AND the attempted murder of 6 other babies. 😡

  • @BlueLiberty20
    @BlueLiberty20 Рік тому +1

    The murderer Ian Huntley hit me and the nation hard back in the early 2000s. Could you do a video on that?

  • @francishooper9548
    @francishooper9548 27 днів тому +5

    This commentator looks even silly now than he did a year ago.

  • @deborahsteele4349
    @deborahsteele4349 Рік тому +2

    Great analysis thank you. UK cases are going to be difficult as our system is not as open as in US.