IT’S a story that has gripped the nation.

Lucy Letby is serving 15 whole-life orders after being convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others during 2015 and 2016.

Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven babies and seven other attempted killings

The 36-year-old has always denied the claims but has twice had her appeals rejected.

Britain was told Lucy Letby was a killer. But what if the evidence tells a different story?

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A shocking new investigation by The Jattvibe, in partnership with 5, puts the prosecution’s case under the microscope like NEVER before. 

Shocking, fresh revelations uncover a hospital in crisis and a system in freefall… and asks the toughest of all questions: were those institutional failures misinterpreted as cold-blooded murder?

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Letby at the time of her arrest in Manchester back in August 17 2023 Credit: AFP

A court artist drawing of Letby giving evidence during her trial Credit: PA

Through new testimony, expert analysis and an anonymous insider, The Jattvibe’s investigative journalist Rob Pattinson examines whether important alternative explanations were overlooked during the investigation. 

The film explores the possibility that the focus on one individual may have obscured wider problems within the hospital. 

Could Letby have been nothing more than a scapegoat for systemic failures inside the unit?

The investigation’s most striking revelation comes when a medical expert with extensive clinical experience challenges key elements of the expert evidence that helped shape the prosecution case. 

His assessment raises fundamental questions about the conclusions reached at trial, suggesting that the deaths may be capable of a very different medical interpretation… jaw-dropping information that could blow the prosecution’s entire case out of the water.

Lucy Letby: the nation’s worst serial killer… or one of the biggest scapegoats in British history?

WATCH & STREAM on 5 Lucy Letby: Scapegoat? Monday, September 21 at 10pm