New 100-page insulin report sent to the CCRC challenges Hindmarsh trial evidence
A 100-page analysis by Neil Aiton, a consultant neonatologist at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, and Hilde Wilkinson-Herbots, an associate professor in the Department of Statistical Science at University College London, is sent to the Criminal Cases Review Commission by Lucy Letby's legal team. Reported by Private Eye, the report alleges errors of fact and omissions in the evidence given at trial by Prof. Peter Hindmarsh, and states that an email from Hindmarsh indicates he was aware of other potential causes for the babies' insulin levels which were never placed before the court. The report also questions how the alleged poisoning could have been carried out on shifts Letby was not working.
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