By Charlotte Webster-
A heartbroken mother, Emily Morris, has issued a poignant plea for authorities to revisit the investigation into her baby’s death after making a startling discovery – a ‘chilling’ photograph of her son with the now-convicted serial killer nurse, Lucy Letby.
In 2013, Emily Morris, then 35, was at the Countess of Chester Hospital with her newborn son, Alvin, when Lucy Letby, the notorious killer nurse, worked there.
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Emily has vividly recalled her interactions with Letby, describing her as ‘clingy’ and concerning. She insists that when she raised concerns about Letby’s behavior to the hospital at the time, her anxieties were brushed aside.
The most alarming revelation is that Lucy Letby was with baby Alvin the night before he tragically passed away in 2013.
Emily claims that she had reported her concerns about Letby to the hospital back then, but her warnings were allegedly disregarded. This discovery has prompted Emily to demand a reopening of the investigation into her son’s death.
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In 2018, the police had informed Emily that there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding Alvin’s case.
However, after Lucy Letby’s recent murder conviction – for the murders of seven babies and attempted murders of six others at the Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016 – Emily is resolute in her belief that the case must be reexamined.
Alvin was born with muscular dystrophy:Emily Morris / SWNS)
Emily, who hails from Deeside, Wales, asserted, “Alvin died while she [Lucy] was looking after him. That’s why we think she did something – Alvin should still be alive. She was very clingy; she constantly wanted to be around the babies. I thought she was kind, but you can tell there was something wrong with her.”
Tragically, Alvin was born with muscular dystrophy, a condition characterized by the progressive weakening and wasting of muscles. Despite his condition, he was making promising progress, which made his sudden death all the more shocking to his family.
Recalling the painful moment, Emily recounted, “He was a happy little baby. We found out he died after we walked into the room, and they passed Alvin to me and said how he was already dead. He was making progress but then he died in his sleep.”
Emily Morris is not alone in her quest for justice. Families affected by Lucy Letby’s heinous actions share her desire for answers and accountability. They believe that the memory of their lost loved ones deserves to be honored, and they are determined to ensure that justice is served.
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