This gripping investigation re-examines the case that stunned Britain, exposing cracks in the forensic science, statistics, and medical testimony that secured Lucy Letby’s conviction. With clear, compelling analysis and chilling detail, the book asks a question many are afraid to voice: what if the verdict is wrong?
Urgent, unsettling, and impossible to ignore, this is a must-read for anyone who believes justice should be driven by evidence—not assumption.
David Healy is an independent researcher and writer committed to the principle of fair trials and evidence-based justice. With a particular interest in cases involving complex forensic and medical evidence, he examines how assumptions, statistical misinterpretation, and institutional pressure can distort legal outcomes.
Driven by the belief that justice must withstand scrutiny—not headlines—Healy writes to challenge accepted narratives, amplify unanswered questions, and advocate for rigorous, transparent evaluation of evidence in the criminal courts.