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NDTV's dog shoots a man as easily as he breathes. "The game is the game," he says. This dog is played by Jackie Brown era Samuel L Jackson.
US Man In Bed With Girlfriend Shot After Dog Jumps On Bed, Sets Off Gun
An American dog owner was shot by his pet after it jumped on his bed and set off a loaded gun, police said Wednesday.
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March 13, 2025 at 4:47 PM
NDTV's dog shoots a man as easily as he breathes. "The game is the game," he says. This dog is played by Jackie Brown era Samuel L Jackson.
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The Mail meanwhile, has gone for a dog that is terribly sorry you had to die. This dog is a sheriff played by William H Macy in a gritty Western.
Dog shoots its OWNER after jumping on bed and setting off loaded gun
A couple received a rude awakening on Monday morning when their pit bull accidentally jumped on a gun and fired it.
www.dailymail.co.uk
March 13, 2025 at 4:38 PM
The Mail meanwhile, has gone for a dog that is terribly sorry you had to die. This dog is a sheriff played by William H Macy in a gritty Western.
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The Telegraph, meanwhile, have gone for a dog who kills without reason. Why does this dog shoot men? Who knows. Who knows.
Dog shoots man in bed
Bullet grazes top of pet owner’s thigh after pit bull jumps on gun in Tennessee
www.telegraph.co.uk
March 13, 2025 at 4:36 PM
The Telegraph, meanwhile, have gone for a dog who kills without reason. Why does this dog shoot men? Who knows. Who knows.
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The Times of Hindustan have gone for a devil dog that shot a man in Tennessee, just to watch him die: www.hindustantimes.com/trending/us-...
March 13, 2025 at 4:27 PM
The Times of Hindustan have gone for a devil dog that shot a man in Tennessee, just to watch him die: www.hindustantimes.com/trending/us-...
He had a *suspicion* which is why he followed her in the first place.
Any misstep by him doesn't cancel out her missteps.
Any misstep by him doesn't cancel out her missteps.
December 7, 2024 at 10:04 PM
He had a *suspicion* which is why he followed her in the first place.
Any misstep by him doesn't cancel out her missteps.
Any misstep by him doesn't cancel out her missteps.
So why did it take Tony Chambers two years to do it?
December 7, 2024 at 4:34 PM
So why did it take Tony Chambers two years to do it?
They were sudden, unexpected and resuscitation was puzzlingly ineffective. This is the testimony of the seven consultants, qualified in neonatology.
December 6, 2024 at 7:47 PM
They were sudden, unexpected and resuscitation was puzzlingly ineffective. This is the testimony of the seven consultants, qualified in neonatology.
Unlike the Archbishop of Canterbury or Alison Kelly, the consultants had no HR powers. Kelly had a duty of care instigate a safeguarding and risk issue. She wilfully refused to, and lied about having investigated Letby to senior management, when she had not.
December 6, 2024 at 1:23 PM
Unlike the Archbishop of Canterbury or Alison Kelly, the consultants had no HR powers. Kelly had a duty of care instigate a safeguarding and risk issue. She wilfully refused to, and lied about having investigated Letby to senior management, when she had not.
The police instigated reviews from three further independent neonatal experts plus an expert radiologist & a pathologist.
All agreed that seven deaths counted as highly suspicious by all and ten attempts at highly dangerous harming, enough to satisfy CPS of probable cause and RPS.
All agreed that seven deaths counted as highly suspicious by all and ten attempts at highly dangerous harming, enough to satisfy CPS of probable cause and RPS.
December 6, 2024 at 1:19 PM
The police instigated reviews from three further independent neonatal experts plus an expert radiologist & a pathologist.
All agreed that seven deaths counted as highly suspicious by all and ten attempts at highly dangerous harming, enough to satisfy CPS of probable cause and RPS.
All agreed that seven deaths counted as highly suspicious by all and ten attempts at highly dangerous harming, enough to satisfy CPS of probable cause and RPS.
After the further deaths of babies O and P (thanks to Alison Kelly's 'wait and see' stance), the consultants did actively block Letby's return. This led Tony Chambers and Ian Harvey to threaten them w/ GMC and to 'manage them out' action plan (see Thirlwall).
December 5, 2024 at 10:41 PM
After the further deaths of babies O and P (thanks to Alison Kelly's 'wait and see' stance), the consultants did actively block Letby's return. This led Tony Chambers and Ian Harvey to threaten them w/ GMC and to 'manage them out' action plan (see Thirlwall).
They did eventually call in Dr. Hawdon, who said four babies' deaths were unexplained, and nothing to do with sewage or suboptimal care. The Execs did precisely nothing and Letby went on to kill even more babies. So yeah, a year later when they did investigate it was soon proven!
December 5, 2024 at 10:37 PM
They did eventually call in Dr. Hawdon, who said four babies' deaths were unexplained, and nothing to do with sewage or suboptimal care. The Execs did precisely nothing and Letby went on to kill even more babies. So yeah, a year later when they did investigate it was soon proven!
Letby was found guilty by a jury. She is legally convicted. All evidence is circumstantial, even forensic evidence. You are thinking of the term, 'prima facie'. Unfortunately, neonates are unable to describe what happened to them. But there were high-pitched screams which is rare in neonates.
December 5, 2024 at 6:31 PM
Letby was found guilty by a jury. She is legally convicted. All evidence is circumstantial, even forensic evidence. You are thinking of the term, 'prima facie'. Unfortunately, neonates are unable to describe what happened to them. But there were high-pitched screams which is rare in neonates.
Put the nurse in question on garden leave until investigation completed. Alison Kelly understands this process b/c she had no problems in setting up a grievance process for Letby & 'upholding' it, demanding she return to work. So she ought to have informed the CQC & RHPCH inspectors of the concerns.
December 5, 2024 at 6:28 PM
Put the nurse in question on garden leave until investigation completed. Alison Kelly understands this process b/c she had no problems in setting up a grievance process for Letby & 'upholding' it, demanding she return to work. So she ought to have informed the CQC & RHPCH inspectors of the concerns.
...After all, they have no problem at all in investigating Letby's grievances - and the Thirlwall Inquiry has shown they lied about investigating anything seriously - declaring her 'exonerated' and determined to send her back to the neonatal unit where she was a MASSIVE risk and danger to life.
a red danger sign on a black background
ALT: a red danger sign on a black background
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December 5, 2024 at 3:07 PM
...After all, they have no problem at all in investigating Letby's grievances - and the Thirlwall Inquiry has shown they lied about investigating anything seriously - declaring her 'exonerated' and determined to send her back to the neonatal unit where she was a MASSIVE risk and danger to life.
They behaved correctly and reported their concerns in writing and face-to-face to the correct person/s.
If you have an issue at work and go to the police the police will tell you to take it to HR. It was Alison Kelly, Ian Harvey and Tony Chambers' jobs to investigate the Letby concerns. 1/2
If you have an issue at work and go to the police the police will tell you to take it to HR. It was Alison Kelly, Ian Harvey and Tony Chambers' jobs to investigate the Letby concerns. 1/2
December 5, 2024 at 3:04 PM
They behaved correctly and reported their concerns in writing and face-to-face to the correct person/s.
If you have an issue at work and go to the police the police will tell you to take it to HR. It was Alison Kelly, Ian Harvey and Tony Chambers' jobs to investigate the Letby concerns. 1/2
If you have an issue at work and go to the police the police will tell you to take it to HR. It was Alison Kelly, Ian Harvey and Tony Chambers' jobs to investigate the Letby concerns. 1/2
See here, how NHS Safeguarding works. Alison Kelly failed to (a) register the concerns as a safeguarding issue and (b) failed to put it on the risk register as a patient safety risk.
www.england.nhs.uk/safeguarding...
www.england.nhs.uk/safeguarding...
NHS England » About NHS England Safeguarding
NHS England is dedicated in ensuring that the principles and duties of safeguarding children, young people, and adults at risk are holistically, consistently and conscientiously applied with the wellb...
www.england.nhs.uk
December 5, 2024 at 12:26 AM
See here, how NHS Safeguarding works. Alison Kelly failed to (a) register the concerns as a safeguarding issue and (b) failed to put it on the risk register as a patient safety risk.
www.england.nhs.uk/safeguarding...
www.england.nhs.uk/safeguarding...
Wow, the GUARDIAN still bearing a torch for a convicted killer.
December 4, 2024 at 9:44 PM
Wow, the GUARDIAN still bearing a torch for a convicted killer.
See today's Thirlwall hearing. Even the coroner criticised Letby's management for failing to inform them of the consultants' concerns, which they should have done by law.
You cannot run away from the facts.
You cannot run away from the facts.
December 4, 2024 at 9:40 PM
See today's Thirlwall hearing. Even the coroner criticised Letby's management for failing to inform them of the consultants' concerns, which they should have done by law.
You cannot run away from the facts.
You cannot run away from the facts.
Sorry, but I think the 'intolerable anguish' of the Babies' parents is more pertinent than 'the intolerable anguish' of Letby's parents, who tried to bully the hospital board into reporting the consultants to the GMC and installing themselves into the grievance process.
December 2, 2024 at 9:16 PM
Sorry, but I think the 'intolerable anguish' of the Babies' parents is more pertinent than 'the intolerable anguish' of Letby's parents, who tried to bully the hospital board into reporting the consultants to the GMC and installing themselves into the grievance process.
People at first couldn't believe Myra Hindley was just as depraved and degenerate as Ian Brady. Took time to sink in. Likewise Ruth Ellis. People assumed it was a 'crime of passion' but actually it was premeditated, cold=blooded. Ellis practised shooting the gun in advance!
December 1, 2024 at 1:58 PM
People at first couldn't believe Myra Hindley was just as depraved and degenerate as Ian Brady. Took time to sink in. Likewise Ruth Ellis. People assumed it was a 'crime of passion' but actually it was premeditated, cold=blooded. Ellis practised shooting the gun in advance!
Absolutely - but it doesn't mean one should just handwave it away. The head of Safeguarding, Alison Kelly, had a duty of care to investigate whenever a paediatric consultant lodged a serious concern. Not actively cover it up! For two years, during which time further babies were harmed or killed.
December 1, 2024 at 1:55 PM
Absolutely - but it doesn't mean one should just handwave it away. The head of Safeguarding, Alison Kelly, had a duty of care to investigate whenever a paediatric consultant lodged a serious concern. Not actively cover it up! For two years, during which time further babies were harmed or killed.
Dr Evans spotted a split diaphragm in Baby C, this is factual. How it happened is the 'opinion' part, which he later changed.
Baby C died two days AFTER the routine X-Ray was taken. And Letby was caught at her cot side, despite not being her charge.
Baby C died two days AFTER the routine X-Ray was taken. And Letby was caught at her cot side, despite not being her charge.
December 1, 2024 at 1:50 PM
Dr Evans spotted a split diaphragm in Baby C, this is factual. How it happened is the 'opinion' part, which he later changed.
Baby C died two days AFTER the routine X-Ray was taken. And Letby was caught at her cot side, despite not being her charge.
Baby C died two days AFTER the routine X-Ray was taken. And Letby was caught at her cot side, despite not being her charge.
That is why generic statistics is not relevant here. It would be like saying, 'What are the chances of the Moors Murders?', for example, and dismissing it as vanishingly statistically remote.
The prosecution did not mention statistics once.
The prosecution did not mention statistics once.
December 1, 2024 at 1:48 PM
That is why generic statistics is not relevant here. It would be like saying, 'What are the chances of the Moors Murders?', for example, and dismissing it as vanishingly statistically remote.
The prosecution did not mention statistics once.
The prosecution did not mention statistics once.
I subscribe to Private Eye and it is superb at reporting on the underdog, such as the PO submasters. But I am afraid Dr Phil Hammond, is simply jumping on a bandwagon this time. He's a comedian and columnist and badly misconceived here.
December 1, 2024 at 1:45 PM
I subscribe to Private Eye and it is superb at reporting on the underdog, such as the PO submasters. But I am afraid Dr Phil Hammond, is simply jumping on a bandwagon this time. He's a comedian and columnist and badly misconceived here.