Prof. Richard Gill publishes 'There to care; not to kill' preprint
Prof. Richard Gill — the statistician instrumental in the Lucia de Berk exoneration — publishes 'There to care; not to kill: medical settings, statistics and wrongful convictions' (arXiv), analysing wrongful convictions of nurses in cases with no strong direct evidence: no witness to wrongdoing, no CCTV, no confession, and deaths certified at the time as natural. The Letby case features throughout the analysis.
Source: arXiv:2605.07421, 8 May 2026
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The nearest events this site records in the same category (new evidence). This site records 21 events in 2026.
- Prof. John O'Quigley publishes peer-reviewed analysis of the roster chart9 December 2025
- Prosecution insulin expert was under formal investigation during the trial3 March 2026
- Peer-reviewed insulin research — 'impossible' readings 'effectively quite common'29 April 2026
- Letby's 2016 grievance report published — complaint against consultants upheld1 June 2026
- Gill critique of O'Quigley paper — roster chart 'should not have been shown to jurors'28 June 2026
- Defence hand-delivers 'fresh evidence' reports to the CCRC2 April 2025