Interview With Dr. Jonathan Moore On Lucy Letby

Dr Jonathan Moore, who has worked as a GP expert witness since 2003, discusses the conduct of Dr Dewi Evans and the systemic failures that allowed the Letby prosecution to proceed. He identifies six red flags in Evans's public conduct including his appearance on Good Morning Britain, arguing that a genuine expert witness does not advocate for a verdict in the media. Moore describes the inadequacy of legal aid funding for defence expert witnesses and draws on the case of Dr Waney Squier, whose career was destroyed after she challenged mainstream shaken-baby syndrome orthodoxy, as a cautionary example of how expert dissent is punished. He also notes the severity of Lucy Letby's pre-trial custody conditions, including 23 months on remand across five different prisons, and the chilling effect this has on the presumption of innocence.