A court has heard how a children's nurse 'injected babies with air and insulin' – as she stands accused of murdering seven other infants and trying to kill ten more whilst working in an NHS neonatal unit.
The nurse is said to have "poisoned" the babies - referred to as Child F and Child L for legal reasons - "deliberately with insulin" as part of her attempted murder spree.
The attacks on the children, who were from two separate sets of twins, took place eight months apart. Both twins survived.With several of the children allegedly poisoned with insulin, one child - known as Baby E - died after Letby reportedly injected him with air. John and Susan Letby, parents of Lucy Letby, are at Manchester Crown Court for their daughter's murder trial .She stands accused of pumping dangerous levels of milk into a number of premature children through a feeding tube into their stomachs.
"Babies who had not been unstable at all suddenly severely deteriorated. Sometimes babies who had been sick and then on the mend deteriorated for no apparent reason.
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