A nurse kills seven babies and tries to kill others in a horrific way

British prosecutors have presented evidence in court against a nurse accused of killing 7 infants and attempting to kill 10 others while working in a hospital.

Lucy is accused of murdering 7 children and trying to kill 10 others.

The British newspaper "Express" reported that the prosecution said during the trial in Manchester that 32-year-old nurse Lucy Lytby injected the children with "air and insulin", after previous attempts to kill the children had failed.

Lucy is accused of murdering 7 children and trying to kill 10 others.
British authorities say the nurse committed the crimes between June 2015 and June 2016, when she was working at a neonatal hospital in Chester, western England.

In the face of the charges brought against her, Lucy, who was wearing a blue jacket during the trial, stated that she was not guilty and did not confess to the crimes.

During the first day of the nurse's trial, the prosecutor said that at times the children were given "air and insulin" injections, and on other occasions the nurse fed these young children with insulin mixed with milk.
The nurse not only killed the children, according to the prosecution, but also worked on browsing the accounts of the victims' families on the Facebook site, after the crimes occurred.

Although the nurse has not yet been convicted, her conviction appears to be certain.
The Public Prosecutor pointed out that despite the different tools for child abuse, the common thing is the constant presence of the accused nurse in the place, during the night shift.
The prosecution presented the jury with what appeared to be compelling evidence of the nurse's guilt, including a chart showing the nurses' schedule when the crimes occurred, which incriminates Lucy.
For example, the first 3 crimes occurred at a time when the nurse on duty was the only one accused in the case.