Netflix and ITN have teamed up to create a documentary about Lucy Letby that will ... string of experts' who believe Letby may be innocent, including Richard Gill who has called her conviction ...

LUCY Letby cops are distracting us from the real evidence that shows the nurse is "innocent" by announcing hospital staff could face prosecution, an expert has claimed. Professor Richard Gill ...

THE new evidence put forward by Lucy Letby's defence lawyers is "full of ... Statistical misrepresentation consultant, Professor Richard Gill, is among an increasing number of supporters who ...

Netflix and ITN have teamed up to create a documentary about Lucy Letby that will ... string of experts' who believe Letby may be innocent, including Richard Gill who has called her conviction ...

Lucy Letby’s parents "firmly believe" their ... in a personal message to misrepresentation expert Professor Richard Gill. Professor Gill, known for his role in exonerating several medical ...

Jane Hutton and Richard Gill. The Court of Appeal’s 2009 decision on Geen is available online and reveals just how hard it will be for Lucy Letby to mount any similar arguments. Take this line ...

Beforehand, they sent Letby a birthday card ... In time, Sarah contacted experts who had come out in support of Lucy, such as Richard Gill, a retired British/Dutch professor of mathematical ...

That "noise" is the growing chorus of voices questioning Lucy Letby's convictions ... it's utterly misleading," said Richard Gill, a professor of mathematics at Leiden University, who spoke ...

In a case that still shocks the United Kingdom, a 34-year-old former neonatal nurse named Lucy Letby was convicted last year of murdering seven babies in a hospital in the northwest English city ...

When former nurse Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering babies ... Sceptics appeared, including Richard Gill, a statistician in the Netherlands, who argued the data presented at the trial was ...

Convicted of murdering babies in her care, neonatal nurse Lucy Letby is one of the UK's most notorious serial killers. But there are fresh questions about evidence, and whether she got a fair trial.