The doctor boyfriend of convicted baby killer nurse Lucy Letby is now under investigation for allegedly sharing confidential medical information about one of the infants she attempted to murder.
According to sources, the doctor—whose identity remains undisclosed—is suspected of improperly disclosing details regarding the case, raising serious concerns about professional conduct within the NHS.
Background of the Case
Lucy Letby, a former neonatal nurse at the Countess of Chester Hospital, was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others between 2015 and 2016. Her crimes shocked the nation and led to widespread scrutiny of hospital safeguarding procedures.
New Allegations Emerge
Now, fresh allegations suggest that Letby's doctor boyfriend may have breached confidentiality by sharing sensitive information about one of the victims. The General Medical Council (GMC) is reportedly reviewing the matter, which could result in disciplinary action if proven.
NHS Under Fire
This latest development adds to the growing criticism of the NHS's handling of the Letby case. Questions have been raised about why hospital authorities failed to act sooner on concerns raised by staff.
An insider revealed: "There are serious questions about who knew what and when. If a doctor was sharing confidential details, it undermines trust in the entire system."
What Happens Next?
The investigation into the doctor's conduct is ongoing, with legal experts warning that any proven breach could lead to severe professional consequences. Meanwhile, families of Letby's victims continue to demand accountability from the NHS.
