A collection of videos and podcasts created by people who have researched the case and provide a diverse range of insights ...
Videos ...
Lucy Letby Analysis
A long-form podcast examining the evidence, media coverage, and court proceedings surrounding the Lucy Letby case. Videos on this channel are created and narrated by Christopher Morris - author of the best-selling book Reasonable Doubt: Examining the Case of Lucy Letby.
Each episode features in-depth discussion, context, and expert insights to help viewers understand every aspect of this complex case. I frequently interview credentialed experts on the wrongful conviction of Lucy Letby.
Lucy Letby Films
This channel produces independent high quality documentaries on the Lucy Letby case. Intended for a broad audience, it includes the acclaimed Botched series revealing the full picture on the police investigation and trial.
According To Carl In The UK
In September 2024 Carl started the YouTube Channel “According To Carl In The UK” after being outraged by the implications of the content in the censored New Yorker article about convicted nurse Lucy Letby, who he believes is the victim of the biggest miscarriage of justice in U.K. legal history.
Stuart Gilham
Originally posting about martial arts and sports science but more recently about the Lucy Letby case which Stuart considers to be a grave and disturbing miscarriage of justice.
The Lucy Letby Case Exposed
This channel is run by Peter Elston who is a member of the Royal Statistical Society and is "dedicated to exposing the flaws in the Lucy Letby case". Elston takes special interest in how the stats don't stack and how this also exposes the wider issues around healthcare serial killers more broadly. Elston's work can also be found in the key expert section.
Nineteen Nurses
Advocating for healthcare reform and patient safety. With diverse expertise in various fields of healthcare, we are committed to ensuring that the voices of healthcare professionals are central to critical decisions.
Current focus includes campaigning for an independent review of the Letby case for transparency and accountability which are essential to restoring public trust and safeguarding patient care.
The Old Skchool RN
This channel looks at Lucy Letby in the context of helping patients, families and healthcare professionals better understand healthcare — especially the NHS — so we can know what to ask, how to navigate the healthcare system, (NHS & Private) and know when to speak up.
Jenny
American nurse investigating the medical scandals around the Lucy Letby case.
Jabe
Creator and keeper of lucyletbyinnocence.com which is a mine of documentation related to Lucy's case, including the complete transcript of the trial, Jabe produces unique and sometimes witty videos demonstrating how unsafe the conviction is by using archive, transcript evidence and silly songs.
Mervyn
Mervyn looks at various true crime cases forensically and on Lucy Letby he's clear that she's innocent.
Dr Ellen Storm
Ellen Storm is a poet and medical doctor (paediatrics and neonates). Author of 'Diseases Have Causes: One Doctor's Journey with an Apple and a Pen'. Author of 'Collected Poems and Songs (1989 to 2024)'. First prize winner of the 2014 Hippocrates Prize for Poetry and Medicine. Ellen has covered Lucy Letby from both a medical and gender perspective.
Lucy Letby: The Case For Innocence
This channel catalogues important interviews, evidence and events pertaining to Lucy Letby's case and although these span both guilt and reasonable doubt, it's clear that her innocence is at the heart of the content shared.
Common-Sense Guru
Common Sense Guru applies a focused and slightly forensic analysis of elements around the trial and conviction of Lucy Letby with comprehensive yet simple breakdowns that are easy to digest and understand.
Dr Caldwell's Casebook
Gordon Caldwell is a retired Endocrinologist, Consultant Physician and Clinical Lead, who campaigns against bureaucracy in the NHS and the notion of keeping patient safety at the top of the agenda. His ‘human side of medicine’ approach found its way on to the curriculum at King’s College in London . He has recently been drawn to Lucy Letby’s case and is campaigning for her innocence through interviews, articles and now his own YouTube channel.
Podcasts ...
John Sweeney and Edward Abel Smith
John Sweeney is an investigative journalist and writer. He has worked for across media platforms, from writing for The Observer newspaper, to working on BBC's Panorama and Newsnight. Edward Abel Smith is a non-fiction author, feature writer, documentary maker and podcaster. His first professionally published book was a unique biography about the James Bond creator, Ian Fleming’s Inspiration. Sweeney and Smith took up the Lucy Letby case fairly early on, with the seminal podcast, Was There Ever A Crime? The Trials Of Lucy Letby, which address the weaknesses in the evidence and questions whether more systemic issues in the hospital were to blame. This is a great springboard for those new to questioning the verdict.
Amanda Knox
Amanda Knox is an exoneree, journalist, comedian, and best-selling author. Between 2007 and 2015, she spent four years in an Italian prison and eight years on trial for a murder she didn’t commit. She is an advocate for criminal justice reform and media ethics. She serves on The Innocence Centre Board of Directors, and is the recipient of the Innocence Network Impact Award and the Catalyst for Change Award from the Washington Innocence Project.
Her podcast Doubt: The Case Of Lucy Letby investigates whether the case “is really as open and shut as the world believes or if – in fact – there is reasonable doubt”.
Peter Elston
Peter Elston is a statistical expert who, along with retired doctor Michael McConville, explores the Lucy Letby case, "the many aspects of the case and the steps over more than ten years that led to Lucy ending up in HMP Bronzefield serving 14 full life terms". The podcast then begs the question: "could it be the worst miscarriage of justice in British legal history?".
File On Four Investigates
File On 4 Investigates is an in depth BBC podcast series that deep dives serious issues and topics. In Lucy Letby: The Killer Questions, the series explores "some of the most contentious statistical, scientific and medical evidence in the Lucy Letby trial" and addresses the concerns around the medical evidence presented in court. The series was followed up by another investigation, Letby Hospital: Maternity failings at the Countess of Chester, which looks at "serious failings of care at the Countess of Chester maternity unit" and "implications the quality of maternity care could have had on the Letby case".