Navigating Doubt and Justice: The Case of Lucy Letby

This chapter explores the nuanced role of self-doubt among leaders and its implications for self-reflection. It heavily discusses the controversial case of Lucy Letby, a nurse convicted of multiple infant murders, unraveling complexities in the trial and public perception. The speakers examine systemic issues within the healthcare system, the media's influence on narratives, and the broader implications for trust and accountability in medical care.