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Dr Jayaram's second day of evidence at the Thirlwall Inquiry. Cross-examination on the sequence of events around Child K, the timing of his contemporaneous 2016 notes relative to his later oral testimony, and the unit's staffing picture during the cluster.
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Dr Ravi Jayaram’s second day of Thirlwall evidence. Cross-examination on the sequence of events around Child K, the relationship between his contemporaneous 2016 notes and his later oral testimony, and the unit’s staffing picture during the cluster.
See our Child K evidence page, Dr Jayaram’s day 1 evidence, and the Child K sentencing remarks.