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| From: Denc 🗡 |
Evans quoted the work of Shu Lee in his evidence in support of his theories….
Yes, Dr. Shoo Lee explicitly stated that his 1989 academic research on newborns was misinterpreted and misused by the prosecution during Lucy Letby's trial.What Dr. Lee Said About His WorkLack of Awareness: Dr. Lee—a retired Canadian neonatologist—did not know his 1989 co-authored paper was being used as evidence during Letby's original trial. He only became aware of it after her legal team contacted him.Misinterpretation: He stated that the prosecution made a "categorical error" by using his paper to link skin discoloration to intentional air embolisms (injecting air into veins). He clarified that his research looked at accidental injuries, and that patchy skin discoloration can result from various natural causes like hypoxia (lack of oxygen), not solely air embolisms.New Research: He and a co-author subsequently published an updated scientific paper in late 2024 demonstrating that air introduced into the venous system does not actually cause the type of skin discoloration observed in the Letby case.Challenging the Verdict: Dr. Lee attempted to submit evidence during Letby's 2024 appeal to argue that his work had been misused. However, the Court of Appeal ultimately ruled his submission inadmissible. He later chaired an independent medical panel that publicly questioned the medical evidence used in the trial.
Edited on 21/09/2026 at 11:45:18.
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