'I thought she was taking a real interest in his life, so I thought, why not include her in his life?'
to be godmother to their son as a way of thanking her for supporting them when he was born prematurely now think she may have been trying to kill him.
Letby, 33, was there when he was born by emergency C-section nine weeks early and weighing just 3lbs 2oz, and cared for him over the following days. During Letby’s trial, jurors were told she deliberately dislodged babies’ breathing tubes during attacks.The boy’s father, a 33-year-old engineer, told the Mail: ‘We had a handmade card and we assumed everyone on the ward got one. But they didn’t, it was just us.
She also described another nurse remarking on how ‘annoyed’ Letby was when she was allocated to look after him instead of her.
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