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One hundred and eight picomoles per litre became nine hundred and sixty-two. That is a seven hundred and eighty-eight percent increase. The lab made that error and nobody caught it.
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Immunoassay produces false positives. Everyone in the field knows this. Mass spectrometry is the gold standard for forensic insulin testing. It was not done.
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There was a third insulin case. A child with congenital hyperinsulinism. The defence were never told. Lord Ken McDonald has described that as a serious disclosure failure.
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A CCRC referral is inevitable. That is not my opinion. That is the logical consequence of what has now been revealed about the insulin evidence.