Lucy Letby seen partying at wedding whilst on bail for baby murders
The photos were shared by her childhood friend, Dawn Howe, in the ITV documentary 'Lucy Letby: Beyond Reasonable Doubt?', which premiered on Sunday.
Howe revealed that Letby, who is currently serving 15 whole-life sentences, had to obtain special police permission to attend the wedding.
The images depict the 35-year-old former nurse dressed in a red top and grey skirt at the event.
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