Deluded supporters of Lucy Letby spark fury with their bid to try and free evil ... trends now

Deluded supporters of Lucy Letby spark fury with their bid to try and free evil ... trends now
Deluded supporters of Lucy Letby spark fury with their bid to try and free evil ... trends now

Deluded supporters of Lucy Letby spark fury with their bid to try and free evil ... trends now

Lucy Letby fans will protest outside her appeal hearing on April 25 in London 

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Deluded supporters of evil nurse Lucy Letby have parked fury with the latest step in their bid to try and free the evil murderer.

Campaigners who back 34-year-old Letby - Britain's most prolific baby killer - are plotting to hold a sick rally during her appeal hearing in less than a fortnight on Thursday, April 25 outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London.

Letby's supporters plan to hold placards which claim that she is in fact a victim of a miscarriage of justice - and are reportedly hoping to get inside the court by booking spectator seats.

'It is hard to think of anything more grotesque and offensive than this planned protest,' a source connected with the case told the Mirror.

Deluded supporters of evil nurse Lucy Letby (pictured) have parked fury with the latest step in their bid to try and free the evil murderer

Deluded supporters of evil nurse Lucy Letby (pictured) have parked fury with the latest step in their bid to try and free the evil murderer

Campaigners who back 34-year-old Letby - Britain's most prolific baby killer - are plotting to hold a sick rally during her appeal hearing in less than a fortnight on Thursday, April 25 outside the Royal Courts of Justice (file photo)

Campaigners who back 34-year-old Letby - Britain's most prolific baby killer - are plotting to hold a sick rally during her appeal hearing in less than a fortnight on Thursday, April 25 outside the Royal Courts of Justice (file photo)

They said that even though everyone has the right the challenge decisions made by the courts, the possibility the protests could dredge up 'what happened in this most public way is abhorrent'.

The source told the Mirror that they hoped protesters would 'come to their senses' and let the courts play their role.

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