Bad Judge Of Character
During a 22nd of August 2023 YouTube video partly titled LOYALTY of Lucy Letby’s “Deluded” FRIENDS Mark Adderley and Nadia Sawalha, who are husband and wife, talked about psychopathic serial killer Lucy Letby and the loyalty of her friends.
Referring to a friend of Lucy Letby, Mark Adderley stated;
Can we be such a profoundly bad judge of character
I mean that in of itself is not a crime for them to not believe what’s she done
I mean vast numbers of people could not believe she was doing what she was doing
Which is why you could argue this has happened
But is it the pressures of, of female friendship
Are their pressures around staying friends and loyal
Despite what your friends are and who they are
Mark Adderley – Source here
A male “best friend” of serial killer Lucy Letby spoke to Ricky Killeen here.
Lucy Letby’s friend gives the impression he has accepted she is guilty, but has chosen to remain loyal to her (for now at least).
Ricky Killeen asked Lucy Letby’s friend how he could stick by her, to which Roger (not his real name) stated;
She’s very damaged I think would be the right word
Erm again you’ve sort of asked me why, you know, main question I’d say that you’d be wondering and why a lot of people would be asking why have you actually stuck with her
And my honest thoughts that I will say in the case is that obviously a lot of people will plead guilty to an offence
And then they’ll go down the path of mitigation and try and persuade a court to reduce their sentence on the basis of well I had X, Y and Z going on, this contributed to why I did what I did
Now in my opinion, I mean I don’t particularly talk to Lucy about the case when I see her
But in my opinion if she had gone down that route and pled guilty to the charges and tried to mitigate for them
I think it would have potentially been the difference between a forty, fifty year sentence from a whole life order which she got
I also think it may have been the difference between immediate detention in a prison verses a secure hospital or something like that
Obviously I’m not, you know, I can’t pretend I’m any sort of expert in these matters
I’ve tried to educate myself through the course of the case in these past three or four years to try and find out as much as I can
But as a friend it wouldn’t be fair to her to say some of what I know but there are factors in play that I think would have explained her actions
Not excuse them, you can’t excuse what’s she’s done
But would have explained them
Because she hasn’t had the completely perfect upbringing and you know, eh sort of childhood that’s been painted in the press, that’s what I will say
Statements of male friend of Lucy Letby
Extraordinarily Manipulative
Nadia Sawalha responded to her husband Mark Adderley by stating;
Well I think there’s like a couple of things in there
First of all I think that you should never be attacked if you have had a bad judge of character
Because I think people can be extraordinarily manipulative
I mean a narcissistic psychopath
Or a narcissist is often the most cunning person you will ever come across in your life
And they will stop at nothing to play the game
To make you believe that they are somebody that they’re not
So to ever be attacked for that I think is just, is just wrong
Nadia Sawalha – Source here
Still referring to serial killer Lucy Letby and her friends loyalty, Nadia Sawalha then went on to state;
They really, really believe she didn’t do this
And maybe why they talking out is that they’re very, very scared
Because they believe that whoever did do it is still doing it
That’s the other thing that you’ve got to think about
Like why would you come forward and say it because you know you’re gonna get shit
But A – if you passionately believe that your friend is gonna get wrongly convicted
You’re also gonna have to passionately believe that the person is still out there, who’s done this
And therefore more babies are in danger
Nadia Sawalha – Source here (at around 14:01)
A “Wrongful Conviction” Or Miscarriage Of Justice Does Not Equate To Actual, Factual Innocence
In response to the above husband Mark Adderley agreed with his wife stating “”yes, yes, yeah” to which Nadia Sawalha then stated;
It’s like the guy you know
Who just did seventeen years for rape
Andrew Macklesphere (Malkinson)
You know, I listened to all his podcasts actually before he was released
And his terror at the thought that that man was still out there
I mean he stayed in prison for so much longer than he needed to
Because he’d said if I admitted..
At some point the person that did this must be put away
Because he was so dangerous
And he did like, he did like seven more years because he refused to say he did it when he hadn’t done it
Nadia Sawalha – Source here
Nadia Sawalha went on to state;
But, but not all verdicts are..
I 100% believe that she did it and I’m very glad that she’s gonna be put away for life
But I’ve just given another example of a man that has been put away for seventeen years, not
Verdicts are not always right
So often people are in prison that shouldn’t be
But what if she is
Well she is
A narcissist
Narcissists lie, so
They are the greatest actors
So I feel sorry for her friends
I don’t feel angry for her friends
Because I’ve seen many narcissists in my life
And I’ve seen many people, victims of narcissists
Nadia Sawalha – Source here
Violent rapist, parasitic predator and convicted fraudster Andrew Malkinson was originally arrested for attempted murder and rape.
However he was found guilty of attempting to “choke, asphyxiate or strangle” his victim and two counts of rape.
Andrew Malkinson was released from prison in December 2020.
The first part of the extraordinarily manipulative podcast Seventeen Years did not air until September 2021 – which was the year after Andrew Malkinson was released from North Sea Camp open prison.
Narcissistic Rapist Andrew Malkinson Was & Is Forensically Aware
It is not known exactly why Andrew Malkinson was denied parole and spent extra years in prison, although he has alleged it was because he refused to admit his guilt.
However Andrew Malkinson has never provided any proof to support his claims and has instead chosen to hide the parole boards actual decisions from the public.
Andrew Malkinson comes across as a raging narcissist who could well have attacked other women before he was arrested in August 2003.
As already stated in Part 37 of this blog series here there was an article published in May 2016 which was titled ‘Forensically aware’: Bob Woffinden on the shocking case of Andy Malkinson in which Andrew Malkinson (via writer Bob Woffinden) claimed his violent attack and rapes never happened and his victim had made everything up.
Writers Will Roe and Emily Dugan chose to omit this fact from their manipulative innocence fraud narrative, which was their Seventeen Years podcast series.
It is worth reading here what Andrew Malkinson was saying via Bob Woffinden about his victim back in 2016.
Writer Bob Woffinden also stated in 2016;
In 2003, during one of his occasional trips back to the UK to visit his mother, he was arrested at her home for attempted murder and double rape
Bob Woffinden
In Part 2 of Will Roe and Emily Dugan’s Seventeen Years podcast, this was again changed by Andrew Malkinson, who stated at around 17:00;
I’ll go and see my mum so I went to Grimsby to see my mum ‘cos I hadn’t seen her for a long time.
Changed my plans like I always do you know I’m – I’m a traveller
Andrew Malkinson
It is not known if Andrew Malkinson ever visited his mother Trish Hose or if she ever made a police witness statement.
In reality Andrew Malkinson seemingly fled from the area of his attack after he learned his victim was helping the police compose an E-fit.
None of Andrew Malkinson stories add up, including why he got his work colleague Simon Oakes to drop his off at Manchester airport and told Simon he was going back to Holland.
Andrew Malkinson was apprehended by the police on the 1st August 2003, while he was staying in a salivation army hostel in Grimsby.
To date Andrew Malkinson has failed to explain what he did with the clothing and footwear he wore while working as a security guard in Ellesmere shopping centre, Walkden and which his victim described he was wearing when he attacked her.
Forensically Aware Andrew Malkinson Has Not Proved His Actual, Factual Innocence
The appeal court judge, who told Andrew Malkinson in July 2023 he was “free” to leave the court, did not declare Andrew Malkinson innocent.
As previously stated, Andrew Malkinson had been “free” since December 2020.
The court of appeal quashed Andrew Malkinson’s convictions, which does not equate to a finding of actual, factual innocence.
The mainstream media, and many others, have falsely claimed Andrew Malkinson was “cleared” and many have also stated he “didn’t commit” his violent attack and rapes.
In reality – this was, and is, propaganda.
A minute speck of someone else’s DNA was found on the vest top of Andrew Malkinson’s victim.
Andrew Malkinson’s victims vest top was covered by her fleece jacket, which was still zipped up when she regained consciousness.
Therefore it is extremely likely, the minute speck of DNA, which could have been a minute flake of sloughed off skin, was picked up somewhere else, either hours, days, or weeks earlier and before Andrew Malkinson’s 2003 attack. And was not therefore related to any crime.
The fact the man, referred to as Mr B, who’s DNA has been linked to this minute speck of DNA has not been charged with any crime, suggests this was secondary transfer DNA or background DNA.
The defence expert claimed in their report, which was referred to during Andrew Malkinson’s July 2023 appeal, this minute speck of DNA was “crime specific”.
But again, in reality, this minute speck of DNA also could have been picked up by Andrew Malkinson’s victim anywhere along the route she walked home that morning.
There has been zero evidence presented to suggest violent rapist Andrew Malkinson should not have been in prison.
Andrew Malkinson’s victim has been ghosted by the mainstream media.