Have you ever looked at someone you know and thought, "There's no way they could do something terrible"? That's exactly what Lucy Letby's colleagues thought. A trusted nurse, Lucy was convicted of killing multiple babies in a hospital. But throughout the investigation and trial, she remained calm and emotionless, showing no remorse.

In this episode, we’ll talk about the disturbing case of Lucy Letby. We'll explore the signs we might have missed, the psychological profile that could explain her actions, and the ethical dilemmas this case raises for the medical field.

Join us as we uncover the chilling truth behind this complex case.

Mental Health Resources:
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): nami.org (https://www.nami.org/Home)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988

Topics Discussed:
Thoughts and reactions to the details of Lucy Letby's case
Behavioral patterns and psychological aspects observed in the case
Witness accounts describing Lucy Letby as emotionless and clinical during the trial
The complexities faced by investigators and detectives in the case
Ethical implications and considerations surrounding the case

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Rachel Parodneck
LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/rachelparodneck
Website | rpalcsw.com
Instagram | @rpa_psychotherapy
Joni McLeod
LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/jonimcleodb64a8722a
Website | rootedmentalhealth.com
Instagram | @jonimcleodlmhc

ABOUT THE PODCAST
The podcast where two mental health therapists diagnose true crimes. Rachel Parodneck, LCSW and Joni McLeod, LMHC are on the case investigating real life crimes and the minds that commit them. This podcast profiles and explores the mental illnesses of people who murder.Rachel and Joni are two NYC based therapists who are both passionate about mental health and true crime. This podcast combines the subject matter.*Rachel and Joni have not treated any individuals involved in this podcast. The opinions and views expressed are purely for entertainment purposes.