Where To Watch Lucy Letby Documentary? Lucy Letby's Friend Speaks Out In BBC Documentary

Currently, Lucy Letby is the most searched topic on Google because Lucy Letby’s documentary is available on BBC One hours after she was found guilty. Lucy was found guilty of murdering seven babies and the special Lucy Letby Documentary Panorama episode ran just hours after Lucy, 33 found guilty. She was working as a nurse at Countess of Chester Hospital.

Lucy Letby BCC One Documentary arrived yesterday.

Dawn, one of Lucy’s friends who known her from school said after seeing the Documentary,

“I’ve grown up with Lucy and not a single thing that I’ve ever seen or witnessed of Lucy would let me for a moment believe that she was capable of the things she was being accused of. Unless Lucy turned around and said ‘I’m guilty’ I will never believe that she’s guilty.”

The Nurse who killed seven babies Lucky Letby has been found guilty, in the documentary, one can see the reason behind a nurse turning into a serial killer.

Reporter Judith Moriz is covering the news regarding this matter. In this blog, we talk about Lucy Letry Documentary and where to watch this.

Where to Watch Lucy Letby Documentary?

Viewers can watch the Documentary of Lucy Letty is available on BCC One. The length of the series is 58 Minutes and viewers can watch on BCC One. The documentary title is Lucy Letby: The Nurse Who Killed.

Lucy has been convicted of killing and harming babies. So what did she do that she turned into a serial killer from Nurse? You can watch this series on BBC iPlayer. 

Lucy Letby’s friend speaks out in BBC documentary

One of Lucy Letby’s friends spoke out for the first time in a BBC documentary where she talked about Lucy as she said that she would never believe that Lucy was guilty unless Luch herself said it.

The Panorama documentary episode ran after Lucy was found guilty of murdering seven babies and for attempting to murder 6 others while working as a nurse at the Countess of Chester Hospital.

Lucy’s friend Dawn said in the documentary,

“I’ve grown up with Lucy and not a single thing that I’ve ever seen or witnessed of Lucy would let me for a moment believe that she was capable of the things she was being accused of. Unless Lucy turned around and said ‘I’m guilty’ I will never believe that she’s guilty.”

“All” of Letby’s friends, who the former nurse had told not to attend court, were standing by her. Of course it goes through your mind for an instant where you think what do the police know that I don’t know.

“But in that instant, it’s gone in a second because it’s replaced by I know Lucy, I’ve grown up with Lucy.” She said that through the trial she had been in contact with Letby through letters.

“But she’s not been able to have updates about all of her god children because she’s not allowed to be told about any information pertaining to children.”

“We know she couldn’t have done anything she’s being accused of, so without a doubt we stand by her.”

“It is the most out-of-character accusation that you could ever put against Lucy. Think of your most kind, gentle, soft friend and think they’re being accused of harming babies.

“She is the kindest person that I’ve ever known. She would only ever want to help people. To say that she could have harmed any baby, its just not in her nature.”

Dawn and Lucy met at secondary school when they were young. Dawn also said,

“We’d come down, walk into town, have meals along this strip and hang out on the Cathedral green.

“Hereford is definitely very much home for her. Lucy has such strong ties to her family here. Outside of our group she would present as more shy, reserved, serious, level headed.

“But inside the safety of our group she let her hair down a bit more and is goofy and makes us all laugh. Very bubbly, loves a cocktail, just the fun of getting dressed up and going out with your friends.”

And talking about her nursing career Dawn added,

“It was the only career that I ever remember her saying she wanted to go and do.

“She’d had a difficult birth herself and she was very grateful to be alive to the nurses who would have helped save her life. I feel like everything that she did was geared towards that ultimate goal of becoming a nurse.”

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