Manslaughter probe at Countess of Chester Hospital widened

The police investigation was expanded in the hospital, where the nurse Lucy Litabi killed seven children and tried to kill seven others to consider whether there was evidence of unintended killing.

Chechere police said they had opened an investigation into unintended killing at the Chiester Hospital in October 2023.

“As our inquiries continue, the scope of the investigation has now expanded to also include unintentionally negligence,” said Det Supt Paul Hughes.

He added that there is an unknown number of suspects who were notified by the force, before confirming that “no arrests or fees were made.”

“This is a separate crime of wrongful killing in companies and focuses on the neglected procedure or inaction between individuals,” said chief investigation officer.

“It is important to note that this does not affect Lucy Litteni’s convictions due to multiple murders and attempted murder.”

In reference to the incomplete murder of negligence, Det Supt Hughes said: “We will not confirm the number or identity of the people concerned.

“Each of the unintended killing in companies and the non -negligence in the investigation is continuing and there are no specific time meters for these.”

He also said that his strength continues to investigate the death of non -fatal children at Chester Hospital and Liverpool Hospital for Women between 2012 and 2016.

“Our priority is to maintain the integrity of our continuous investigations and support many families at the heart of this,” the prominent investigator said.

Last month, an international committee of newborns and pediatricians and pediatricians He claimed that letby was not responsible To attack children.

“In all cases, death or injury was due to normal causes or bad medical care,” the chairman of the committee, Dr. Show Li, told a news conference.

The committee’s concerns were transferred to the Criminal Cases Review Committee (CCRC), which verifies the potential abortion of justice.

Letby Legal hopes that its case will be referred to the Court of Appeal.

Letby, originally from Heerford, serves 15 full life sentences to attack children in the newly -born Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016.

The general investigation into the events surrounding its crimes will be directed at Liverpool City Hall on Monday to close the requests.

It is expected that the head of the investigation of Mrs. Thulawal will publish its results in the fall.