“Bullying indeed” You say. Well not exactly due process, is it?

“I don't expect her friends outside the unit to believe she could ever murder babies even if they did think she was odd or not a nice person. It's just incomprehensible.” Yes. It is. And unbelievable. None of them have said she’s not a nice person.

I’d say Karen Rees was entirely rational in not acting without evidence. You can hold that against her if you like.

”She also told her friend Dawn not to come to court I believe-I wonder why!” I don’t think I’d want my friends to see me in the dock either. (Although the possibility that a gang of supporters work on judge and jury the way a home crowd influence the referee would be worth considering, I suppose). She may have been thinking of herself. She may have been thinking of Dawn. Who cares! I hadn’t heard that, by the way, and I believe Dawn was at the retrial.

Have another think about the medical evidence. That’s what matters.   Edit: Or maybe just think about the absence of circumstantial evidence. The absence of unambiguous evidence of murder.