As Lucy Letby is given a whole life order for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six more, Tom Swarbrick said it was important to get to the bottom of her 'horrendous crimes'.
By Phoebe Dampare Osei
"They want this inquiry to be effective because the crimes committed by Lucy Letby are so horrendous."READ MORE: Tom also mentioned the investigation underway for "potentially 30 other babies who suffered suspicious incidents" at the Countess of Chester Hospital where the neonatal nurse worked, as well as another hospital in Liverpool.
Tom called for a judge to be appointed for an inquiry and for evidence and information to be brought forward, "otherwise, we are going to have to satisfy ourselves with having a system within the NHS that allows people who are meant to be accountable to go unaccountable".‘I’m horrified that someone so evil exists’: Heartbroken parents blame themselves as baby killer Letby is sentenced
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