Developments in her case nurse Lucy Letby who murdered seven babies and tried to kill another seven. Three former high -ranking executives of Countss of Chester Hospital in Britain where the nurse worked were arrested with her suspicion negligence.
The case does not affect the Confersions of nurse Lucy Lutby, who in 2023 was found guilty of killing seven infants and the attempt to kill seven more in the neonatal unit of the same hospital in June 2015 – June 2016. The 35 -year -old is serving a life sentence without the possibility of release.
The arrests come in the context of an expanded survey launched in 2023 with a focus on a corporate responsibility for homicide and has been considering individual cases of grief.
Police are focusing The decisions taken by the hospital administration and the way he reacted to the alarming increase in newborn deaths, looking for signs of criminal negligence.
The senior directors, who worked at Countess of Chester Hospital during the nurse’s murder action, were summoned yesterday (30.06.2025) by police for a deposition, following an invitation to attend separate police departments throughout the Ceshair area. They have been released since then with a guarantee, pending further investigations.
Chief Detective Paul Hughes said that ongoing Cheshire Police investigations are aiming to completely clarify the framework that may have allowed Letby’s crimes.
Arrests are considered a critical step in trying to bring responsibility to those who may have failed to protect hospital patients.
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