Britain's Most Evil Killers — S01E12 — Beverley Allitt

00:00:05 -In April 1991, doctors at Grantham and Kesteven Hospital

00:02:20 with families bursting into tears.

00:04:23 as appropriate,

00:06:22 at that hospital over a period of about three months

00:08:20 and she said, at the time, "This child is hyperglycemic."

00:10:06 -Transferring Paul Crampton

00:12:01 -In a health-care setting, it is very difficult

00:13:48 with an investigation of this type.

00:15:52 He died in my hands.

00:17:33 -Timothy Hardwick was an 11-year-old boy.

00:19:34 -This mysterious needle mark was further proof

00:21:40 and the parents, quite rightly, were very worried

00:23:47 which had broken a number of ribs.

00:25:44 It's something that is not going to immediately cause concern

00:27:33 albeit that I hadn't completed the investigation by any means.

00:29:23 and that's when it all exploded, really.

00:31:01 built the case against Beverly Allitt,

00:32:50 They indicated, going back to childhood,

00:34:23 apart from what they'd read in the media,

00:35:50 that people suddenly realized, complete revulsion,

00:37:45 It was a very difficult job for the police to actually say,

00:39:33 So she was fabricating illnesses and symptoms in herself

00:41:19 about precisely what she'd done, what she'd used,

00:43:08 was a cold-blooded killer.