Lucy Letby told police she did not dislodge baby’s breathing tube, court hears

Lucy Letby told police she did not deliberately dislodge the breathing tube of a baby girl with the intention of causing her harm, a trial has heard.

She was convicted last August of the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of six others at the hospital between June 2015 and June 2016 but the jury could not reach a verdict on the single allegation involving Child K.

On Friday, the jury of six women and six men were played excerpts of the video interviews with the defendant. Det Sgt Stonier said: “Explain to me what you were doing when Dr Jayaram walked into the nursery at this point?”The detective said: “From his evidence, monitor was showing a drop in sats and were continuing to fall, and the alarm from the monitor was not heard to be sounding, explain this to me?”Det Sgt Stonier said: “Did you turn the monitor off, Lucy?”Letby said: “No.”

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