May 2026: Thirlwall Inquiry report delayed to at least September 2026 · six-baby inquests relisted to 2027 · CCRC review active · Shoo Lee Panel: no medical evidence of deliberate harm.
A commentary host examines Child G's case in the context of the Thirlwall Inquiry lawyers' document. The video analyses the specific medical evidence relating to Child G, critiques how the Thirlwall lawyers characterised the events, and argues that the document misrepresents or omits key details that undermine the prosecution case. The host contends the lawyers' framing of Child G exemplifies the broader pattern of confirmation bias running through official reviews of the Lucy Letby conviction, where exculpatory findings are minimised and inculpatory readings are amplified without adequate medical justification. The episode forms part three of a detailed series responding to a Times newspaper article and the Thirlwall Inquiry lawyers' submission.
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