The eerily normal bedroom with teddies and inspirational posters where killer Lucy Letby hid vital evidence linking her to her crimes

These are the photos of convicted killer Lucy Letby’s bedroom after she was arrested at her family home.

The 33-year-old former neonatal nurse was on Friday found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six other infants in the neonatal unit of the Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016.

Letby, who was not present as the verdicts were delivered, is now the most prolific child serial killer in history and will be sentenced on Monday (August 21).

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On July 3, 2018, officers from Cheshire Police arrested Letby at her home on Westbourne Road in Chester. Following her arrest, officers scoured inside the property for evidence linking her to the heinous crimes.

Her eerily normal bedroom - which was decorated pink and white - included numerous teddy bears, photo frames and inspirational posters dotted over the walls. Two framed pictures contained the slogans 'Shine Like A Diamond' and 'Leave Sparkles Wherever You Go'.

But within the sprawl of clothes, medication and books, officers found crucial leads that would lead to her conviction. Prosecutor Philip Astbury said three handwritten notes were recovered by police from one of the handbags.

The notes contained closely written words which filled the pages and included declarations of love for a doctor colleague. The notes also contained the words 'Help Me', 'I Can't Do This Any More' and 'How Can Life Be This Way'.

One carrier bag, shown to the jury during the trial, contained a number of hospital shift handover sheets along with her NHS nursing badge. Another carrier bag found in the room contained blood gas readings for a child she attempted to