An anonymous source revealed that Lucy Letby, known as the “baby killer nurse,” indulges in watching the TV series Come Dine With Me and stockpiles Maltesers in her prison cell at HMP Bronzefield in Surrey. Letby, aged 35, is currently serving numerous life sentences for the murder of seven children and the attempted murder of seven others at the NHS Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016.
Reports suggest Letby resides in Unit Four, a section designated for ‘enhanced inmates’ at the prison, granting them privileges such as increased visits, a personal TV in the cell, and permission to wear some personal clothing items.
According to a prison insider, Letby’s routine includes engaging in various activities like cleaning, workshops, and education. The insider mentioned Letby’s particular interest in the Come Dine With Me show, which she eagerly watches during marathons in her cell.
Additionally, Letby is said to collect Maltesers and Minstrels in her cell, purchasing them with money sent by her acquaintances. Sources within the prison previously raised concerns about Letby’s safety, leading to her upgraded status to avoid potential attacks from other inmates.
Despite being convicted of severe crimes, Letby’s behavior has been described as compliant and unproblematic by staff. However, some officers express dissatisfaction with her privileges given the nature of her offenses, emphasizing that her enhanced status is primarily for her safety.
In August 2023, Letby received 15 life sentences following a lengthy trial at Manchester Crown Court, becoming only the fourth woman in British history to be handed a whole life order, ensuring she remains incarcerated indefinitely. Letby has unsuccessfully appealed her sentences twice, with a recent claim of a miscarriage of justice lodged by her legal representatives.
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