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Lucy Letby – a young nurse – was found guilty of the murder of 7 premature babies, and the attempted murder of 7 more. A serial killer whose target was not just the youngest and most vulnerable, but those entrusted to her care. The UK legal system – amidst overwhelming public vitriol – threw the book at her. She is currently serving an unprecedented 15 whole-life sentences in prison. But, is everything as clear as it seems? Our host Amanda Knox – herself a victim of the court of public opinion – asks: if this case is really as open and shut as the world believes. Or if, there may be room for reasonable doubt as to Lucy Letby’s guilt…

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The Whistleblowers

2026/06/30

Amanda travels to Chester to meet two NHS whistleblowers from the Countess. They share their challenging experiences of working in the hospital's mortuary and their subsequent treatment when they attempted to raise the alarm. Trigger Warning: Death and Dead Bodies See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shaking Up the Establishment

2026/06/23

Lucy Letby's Barrister Mark McDonald and MP David Davis discuss the case and what's next legally and politically. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clare and Carl

2026/06/16

Clare and Carl had their baby at the Countess of Chester hospital in 2016. They share their shocking experience of their time there while Lucy Letby was a nurse on the ward. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Long Road To Justice

2026/05/12

A watchdog body was created after a series of wrongful convictions shook public confidence in British justice, yet once the system decides someone is guilty, overturning that verdict can still become almost impossible. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Story Of Lucia De Berk

2026/05/05

Before Lucy Letby, another nurse was convicted under eerily similar circumstances: Lucia de Berk. Convicted on statistical evidence that later unraveled, her case reveals how flawed numbers can shape and shatter a conviction. In this bonus episode, Professor Richard Gill explains how the numbers went wrong, and what it took to overturn a life sentence. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reasonable Doubt

2026/04/28

In theory, certainty follows evidence. But once it takes hold, in court and amongst the public, it can be difficult to challenge. For those caught inside it, the consequences extend far beyond the courtroom, leaving lasting marks on both individuals and the systems that judged them. And in Lucy Letby’s case, the question of what happens next remains open. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Experts

2026/04/21

In court, one interpretation of the evidence helped secure a conviction. But as concerns about the case quietly grow, a panel of international experts comes together to re-examine the medical evidence from the ground up, uncovering details the jury never heard and raising serious questions about the verdict itself. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Nurses

2026/04/14

A profession under pressure. A culture of blame. And from inside the hospital environment, a perspective on the case few have heard. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Retrial

2026/04/07

At Lucy Letby’s retrial, the prosecution leans on a single, powerful eyewitness account, but cracks begin to appear in the story the jury is asked to believe. When a previously unseen email surfaces, it raises troubling questions about whether that testimony was ever as certain as it seemed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 'Misfits & Ghouls'

2026/03/31

As Lucy Letby is handed her sentence, a growing group of controversial voices begins to question whether the case is as clear as it seemed. Driven in part by reporting from Rachel Aviv, these so-called “misfits and ghouls” raise uncomfortable doubts, despite the personal risk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Defense

2026/03/24

Lucy Letby finally takes the stand. The defence presents its case, laying out its arguments as she answers for herself in court, but questions linger over what may have been left unsaid. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Prosecution

2026/03/17

The trial of Lucy Letby begins. In Manchester Crown Court, prosecutors outline the case they say explains a series of unexplained collapses and deaths on a neonatal unit, setting the stage for one of the longest trials in modern British history. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Operation Hummingbird

2026/03/10

Lucy Letby is arrested and police launch Operation Hummingbird. But from the very beginning, questions emerge about how the case was built and whether early assumptions shaped the direction of the investigation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Countess

2026/03/03

The Countess of Chester Hospital sits on the edge of the historic town of Chester, concrete, functional, unremarkable. On the surface, it’s entirely typical. But what happened inside would become one of the most consequential events in modern British history. In this episode, we examine the setting at the centre of the Lucy Letby case — and the tragic events inside that set everything in motion. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Verdict

2026/02/24

Lucy Letby was branded Britain’s most prolific child serial killer. The headlines were instant and unanimous: guilty. Case closed...or maybe not. In the wake of her conviction, a quiet rebellion began among journalists, statisticians, and senior doctors who question whether the evidence told the full story. Amanda Knox explores how one narrative took hold — and why another is now fighting to be heard. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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SarahW43 2026/08/04

Outstanding

Such a compelling discussion about this case. Amanda is an insightful host. Well done and I loved listening.

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Uncle Gonzo 2026/07/30

The Amanda Knox story

This should be titled the Amanda Knox story. She is constantly bring up herself and her life. It’s way too much for a podcast that’s supposed to be ab...

★★☆☆☆

Beecccaaaaizle 2026/07/30

This is just Amanda Knox’s story told with Lucy in between.

This entire podcast felt like Amanda was telling Lucy’s story for the sole purpose of retelling her own story. The execution of the podcast was great ...

★★★★★

AmyAmyBoBamy… 2026/07/17

Very well done. Give it a listen.

I was immediately drawn to this podcast because Amanda's own experience makes her a uniquely credible voice on Lucy's case. Having lived through a wro...

★☆☆☆☆

…and that’s the TROOF! 2026/07/16

Interesting Story, Bad Podcast

The Lucy Letby story would make a good podcast, but the isn’t it.

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ThePassenger444 2026/07/13

Dull

Nothing really jumped out and grabbed me in this series. Some of the facts about the case were interesting, but it was told in a clinical way as oppos...

★★★★★

Lucie Moulton 2026/07/10

Incredibly Well Done

Great flow and timeline, well researched.

★★★★☆

Ki leen 2026/07/05

Lucy

Thanks for doing this. I feel Lucy is innocent. There is evidence that hospital -administration and medical staff had reason to scapegoat this shy you...

★★★★★

Retyrode 2026/06/30

Professional and personal

Amanda is really coming into her voice and she proves herself again with this story. There was no better person to tell the story than Amanda. She’s h...

★★☆☆☆

Jcifmrjfi 2026/06/23