The twisted nurse refused to appear at Manchester Crown Court today, August 21.
The mum of a baby murdered by Lucy Letby has told a court how the evil nurse only had one word for the parents of the seven babies she killed.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak later told reporters that it was "cowardly that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face their victims". He had asked for her thoughts on "what the parents have gone through", and she replied: "It's unimaginable." She said after the death of Child A, a boy, they feared for his twin sister and made sure a member of the family was always with her, but "made a mistake" and started to believe what happened to the first child was a "tragic event that couldn't be stopped".
He said the murders qualified on several grounds, including the fact that they were premeditated and also that they involved elements of "sadistic conduct".
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