London (AP) – The expected panel has contradicted medical evidence to be sentenced by the British nurse Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy the killing of other birthday, a doctor who led the test on Tuesday.
Dr Shoo Lee, a retired doctor from Canada said a group of 14 doctors concluded to death from natural causes or medical care.
“At that time, there, the ladies and the ladies, found no killing,” Lee said in the London news conference.
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Lyby, 35, serving many times of living without being found guilty after being guilty of murder and attempted murder while working as a checker nurse at the Chester Hospital 2015 and June 2016.
The Protection of Defense Mark McDonald said now “the greatest proof” that they were convicted of wrong.
It was a Partonald’s second story conference.
Prosecutors say a little trail when killing children and in some cases they are in their army or stomach.
But Lee said Evans had been abundant in the 1989 education paper in Embolism.
Lee said he collected a respected team of international medical professionals who reviewed 17thems’ records accused of injury or killing.
Evans saw children with a spiritistic embolism when there was no other cause of death, Lee said. However, Lee said the Emboism is not very common and the release of the skin that was not in line with what is visible when the Embolism.
“The idea that these children can be found in their destitute because they are broken down and these things that are made of glands have no evidence of the truth,” Lee said.
Leby already lost two bids of appeal. His lawyer has applied on Monday for a criminal review commission to evaluate his conviction, which could lead to another complaint.
Community investigations in hospital failure where children have been injured and again will conclude next month. The victim does not examine the evidence used to allow permission to allow for a case but is intended to respond to hospital staff and managers and how to be treated.