Natasha O'Brien's indifference towards the appeal outcome highlights the deep-rooted trauma and lack of justice she feels after being brutally attacked by Crotty.
"This is what you call true justice. He is rotting in hell now," Regenia Trevathan, the great-grandmother of one of Hubert's victims, stated, reflecting on the sense of justice following the death of Daniel St. Hubert.
The transformation of the Letby case into a media spectacle overshadowed the victims, presenting heartbreaking accounts in the latter part of the book rather than prioritizing their stories.
The pig butchering scam is not a quick-hit scheme; it involves weeks to months of emotional manipulation, resulting in substantial financial devastation for numerous victims.
