The father of two triplet babies who were murdered by Lucy Letby has recounted the chaotic atmosphere at the Countess of Chester Hospital during the tragic events. He described how medical staff seemed overwhelmed and appeared to be searching online for guidance on basic medical procedures as his children collapsed. Letby was found to have injected air into the bloodstream of one of the infants, referred to as Child O, and also into his stomach via a nasogastric tube. Additionally, she administered air into the stomach of his brother, known as Child P. The father's testimony highlights the distressing circumstances surrounding the care provided to his children during their time in the hospital.

Junior doctors referred to Lucy Letby as 'Nurse Death' during the investigation into her actions, as a public inquiry scrutinizes the NHS's response to her crimes. The inquiry aims to uncover how the healthcare system handled the situation and to ensure accountability for the tragic events that unfolded. Letby, a former neonatal nurse, has been accused of committing multiple murders and attempted murders of infants in her care, raising serious concerns about patient safety and the effectiveness of oversight within the NHS. The inquiry will delve into the circumstances surrounding her actions and the responses from medical staff and management.