Sam

NEW LUCY LETBY FILM COMING FEB 19: The Botched Investigation Into Lucy Letby: Part One The untold real story of Cheshire Police's Operation Hummingbird Includes new exclusive interviews youtu.be/MOKt6UetMiU

I was genuinely shocked when LJ Thirlwall chose to ignore a group of highly respected professionals last year after a letter that @PeterElston1 and I wrote to her last year co-signed by many eminent statisticians, scientists and doctors. The letter we wrote was unprecedented in a case like this. We said clearly: “We are concerned that the current Terms of Reference may unintentionally deflect from multiple potential causes of neonatal deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital and thus miss the opportunities to draw the correct wider lessons for the NHS.” We were calling attention to how a flawed premise could lead to flawed outcomes — and continued harm. But… We were called “noise” and as the inquiry unfolded examining how murders that never happened were allowed to happen, the elephant remained quietly unacknowledged, in the corner. I’ve since often asked myself: did LJ Thirlwall genuinely believe we would all risk our reputations without cause? Did she think at all about the weight of our concerns? Was she under some sort of pressure we couldn’t see? And now another possibility presents itself. Or rather… 585,000 of them. And suddenly, some things begin to make sense. What continues to baffle me is the public indifference. Why aren’t more people alarmed that a judiciary willing to protect itself at all costs is a threat to all of us? At this point, international exposure is the only way forward. If our government and judiciary insist on maintaining this charade, let’s at least give the rest of the world something to laugh at. Because the UK isn’t immune to corruption. It’s just more skilled at denying it. @ClarkeMicah @drphilhammond @LucyLetbyTrials @amandaknox @MartynPitman @DavidDavisMP @DavidRoseUK @Oversig58651516 @ContrarianJolly @Voice4theDead @Michelehal7344

Cheshire police have released another statement to the press this morning, "confirming that they have submitted a full file of evidence to the Crown Prosecution Service, for charging advice, on the ongoing investigation into deaths and non-fatal collapses of babies at the neonatal unit at both the Countess of Chester Hospital, and the Liverpool Women's Hospital too," per @BBCBreakfast. The Crown Prosecution Service, in their own statement, confirm they've received the file from police, and will be reviewing it. The CPS stress that any future decision to charge, "will be made independently, based on evidence, and in light with our legal test," and that they won't be making any further comments until/unless further charges are brought.