Lucy Letby fears being murdered in prison before baby killer 'can prove her innocence'

Lucy Letby fears being murdered in prison before baby killer 'can prove her innocence'Convicted nurse Lucy Letby, 36, is serving multiple whole-life sentences for the murder of seven babies and the attempted murder of six others at Bronzefield PrisonCommentsNewsJohn Ward21:58, 04 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesLucy Letby fears being murdered in jail before she 'can prove innocence'(Image: Cheshire Constabulary/AFP via Ge)Baby killer Lucy Letby is reportedly living in fear that she could be murdered or seriously hurt behind bars, before she gets the chance to clear her name.‌The convicted serial killer believes she has become a marked woman following the high-profile killings of inmates in male prisons, it's been claimed. The deaths of Soham murderer Ian Huntley and Ian Watkins, the paedophile frontman of rock band Lostprophets, are thought to have left Letby fearing for her own safety.‌Former nurse Letby, 36, from Hereford, is serving multiple whole-life terms for the murder of seven babies and the attempted murder of six others. She is currently being held in HMP Bronzefield's high-security Unit 4 due to the nature of her offences.‌View 4 ImagesLetby was jailed for life for murdering seven babies(Image: Cheshire Constabulary/AFP via Ge)READ MORE: Donald Trump spokesman forced to deny US President death and hospital rumoursREAD MORE: Police seize rat and antelope meat 'that poses risk to public' in illegal food raidThe unit houses child killers and women convicted of child abuse. One source told the Daily Star: "Lucy is frightened that she could be attacked and killed by one of the inmates inside HMP Bronzefield.She is regarded as a high-risk prisoner and is in a secure unit. "She knows that other high-profile prisoners have been attacked and killed recently, and this is something that worries her, even though she has a lot of supporters in prison."‌"But there are some very dangerous women in Bronzefield and they wou...