Guilty of seven murders. There's plenty of mileage left to run in this case.

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

Yes, unsurprisingly.

How anyone can think for one minute that she wasn’t responsible is beyond me and some of the earlier comments on this thread are just are quite frankly incredible and of huge concern.

I was very mindful of my remarks whilst the jury were still deliberating, posting only that accepting a Majority verdict should see this over the line. Indeed today we have seen this to be the case and she has been found Guilty of all seven murders and seven attempted murders.

I only hope that as the reporting restrictions are lifted and the details become known it becomes clear just how evil this person is and that on Monday this continues when she is sentenced and given a whole life order.

Nobody will touch this and quite rightly so. A person beyond evil, responsible for the most despicable crimes.

The compassion, sympathy and support for the parents and loved ones of all of the victims is what is important for the future, as well as the inevitable enquiry and learnings from the failings that undoubtedly happened.

Out of respect for the families this should be everyone’s focus and nothing else.

Edited by Phil’s Barber (18 Aug 2023 2.59pm)

Medical negligence claims are big business. Whether or not justified. This is the biggest reason experienced doctors leave the NHS. Did you do the sensible thing and look at comparable countries before posting?

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Edited by Mapletree (18 Aug 2023 3.47pm)

A despicable, vile series of crimes perpetrated by a despicable, vile individual. I can't begin to imagine how the poor parents of those innocent little babies have coped with their deaths and then the awful truth that has emerged in a very public way.

Truly shocking and I hope she has an extremely agonising rest of her life.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

Surprised at the conviction, but then I didn't hear the evidence at the trial. What was reported in the media seemed highly circumstantial.
And a jury doesn't have to give a rationale for their decision. The Judges summing up and the sentencing will be interesting. Got to be a full life term.

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak