Dr. Evans expressed immediate suspicion after reviewing the medical records, stating, 'Within 10 minutes of reading the first medical records of a baby...' His quick diagnosis set the stage for investigating the tragic cases. The role of his testimony was crucial in the Letby case, confirming that foul play was likely in several incidents involving vulnerable infants.
Despite the conviction, many leading medical experts criticized the evidence presented. One expert claimed, 'There is a clear lack of empirical data and reliable evidence substantiating the claim that Letby injected air...'
During a press conference, Letby's barrister emphasized his obligation to defend her, recognizing the tragedy of the events, saying, 'We acknowledge the grief and distress of the parents, but we are committed to ensuring that the truth is revealed.'
Experts have questioned the conclusions drawn by Evans and the CPS, stating, 'In the case of Baby O, while the damage was tragic, new evaluations suggest that the interpretations are not definitive in suggesting foul play.'
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