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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Its frustrating that most people seem to just see that she was present at 20 cases and terminate their thinking at that. To me, that's not enough proof to convict. I wonder, for example, how many infants died at places she worked, where she wasn't present? An analysis by someone with all the numbers, of the probability of this happening, would be really crucial, I think. Are there any other nurses in the UK who have been on shift for a similar number of infant deaths in a similar timespan? Should we try them for murder too?

I'm not sure about this because I'm too busy to dig into it properly and the information isn't available readily, but I think the injection of insulin is provable, i.e. you can tell post mortem that an insulin injection was given, which is murder