The mother told Manchester Crown Court she felt “sickened” at the decision and also “deeply regrets” allowing Letby to bathe him as part of the bereavement service
A twin baby boy was buried wearing a woollen gown chosen as a gift by his murderer Lucy Letby, a court heard. The mother of Child E told Manchester Crown Court she felt “sickened” by that decision and also “deeply regrets” allowing Letby to bathe him as part of the bereavement service at the Countess of Chester Hospital’s neonatal unit.
“We followed the instructions given to us diligently, even asking for permission to touch our babies during visitation. It was a tense and unnatural environment, and we were afraid that deviating from the instructions would hinder our boys’ progress. “I feel sickened by the choice we made. Not a single day passes without distress over this decision.”
Child F has been diagnosed with severe learning difficulties as a result of the insulin poisoning, she said. “He is without his best friend, his other half,” she continued. “We have essentially grieved for both of our boys and the future we had planned," she added.
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