Lucy Letby trial: Nurse injected air into baby who died, trial told
A mother begged medics "please don't let my baby die" as they tried to resuscitate him, the trial of alleged killer nurse Lucy Letby has heard.
Ms Letby was said to have injected an excess amount of air into the bloodstream of Child A, and then attempted to murder his sister, Child B, via the same method.They both described the moment, in the hours after Child A's birth, that a member of staff told them "you need to come quick", to the neonatal ward.They said when they got there it "felt like there were hundreds of people standing around the incubator trying to resuscitate him".
In a statement read to the court, Child A's father said to his partner "something along the lines of 'we have to let him go, he is not there any more'." Child B collapsed the following night when Ms Letby, originally from Hereford, was again on duty, the jury was told.
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