
Mali may
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@DebbieKennett @CroslandCharles @ClarkeMicah Thanks Debbie. But to be completely accurate I reported the trial faithfully as it unfolded in court. I don’t project personal opinions onto my news reporting but it appears there is now a risk that the convictions are unsafe.






















It’s been proven beyond reasonable doubt twice. What do you want - best of five?









So Dr Soni a paediatrician at Countess of Chester found that one of the babies Dewi Evans said was murdered by insulin injection actually had a genetic condition which explained the levels of insulin found in the child. The CPS withheld it from the defence. Sally Clark was released on the spot in January 2003 after a pathology report was found which explained why Harry died - and had been withheld. Sir Robin Spencer, then Robin Spencer QC was the prosecuting barrister. Sallys husband told me how shocking it was that once that report was found and a new Appeal was applied for, Robin Spencer dragged out the case for months, even over Christmas which meant she was separated from her very young surviving child for months when she should have been released to properly grieve, recover from the brutal miscarriage of justice and bond with her toddler. But he denied her that. She never recovered, released a broken woman and died in 2007. RIP Sally, Christopher and Harry. Robin Spencer QC was made a high court judge a few years after Sally died and as Sir Robin Spencer became the single Appeal Court Judge to refuse Lucy Letby an Appeal. This news today about the withheld report of Dr Soni should trigger an immediate Appeal and release on the spot for Lucy. Let’s not repeat the same delaying tactics of Chester based Sir Robin Spencer!

















