Reasonable Doubt: Examining the Case of Lucy Letby
Published on 9 July 2026, Reasonable Doubt examines the investigation, trial and conviction of neonatal nurse Lucy Letby. This case has become notable for the legions of credentialed experts who are now challenging the conviction.
“Drawing on a forensic examination of the evidence, this book lays bare the weaknesses and failures in the original court case brought against Lucy Letby. It raises profound questions about the safety of the convictions.” - Sir David Davis MP.
"This meticulously researched and gripping book makes an urgent and compelling case for an appeal, for an inquiry into biases and procedural anomalies in the police investigation and for reform of how so-called “independent experts” are screened and employed in adversarial trials where there is no direct evidence of deliberate harm.” - Dr. Philip Hammond, Private Eye Columnist.
“With every passing day it is becoming more evident that an innocent young nurse has been the victim of a flawed system of clinical and legal governance, as this book makes clear." - Professor John Ashton CBE, Regional Director of Public Health for North-West England for 13 years.