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{{letbyexpert|Dr. Joseph Wolfsdorf|Professor|Hypoglycaemia|Independent|N}}<ref>{{pl|https://web.archive.org/web/20250207155612/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/07/09/lucy-letby-serial-killer-or-miscarriage-justice-victim/|Lucy Letby: Serial killer or a miscarriage of justice?}} ''Daily Telegraph'', July 9, 2024. There is some suggestion that Professor Wolfsdorf walked this back in {{pl|https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unmasking-Lucy-Letby-Diligent-absorbing/dp/1399625160|Judith Moritz’ book}}, but it is not well reported. Moritz quotes Wolfsdorf as saying:

{{quote|“All I can confidently state is the insulin: C-peptide molar ratio ... is [[consistent with]] factitious [''deliberately introduced''] hypoglycaemia.”}}

As regular readers know, “[[consistent with]]” is often used for heavy lifting, and Ms. Moritz asks a lot of it here, ~~herself~~ concluding — these are ~~not~~ her, and not Professor Wolfsdorf’s, words — that:

As regular readers know, “[[consistent with]]” is often used for heavy lifting, and Ms. Moritz asks a lot of it here, concluding — these are her, and not Professor Wolfsdorf’s, words — that:

{{quote|“In other words, the surest conclusion we can draw from Baby L’s test result is that he was poisoned with insulin.”}} </ref>

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 {{letbyexpert|Dr. Joseph Wolfsdorf|Professor|Hypoglycaemia|Independent|N}}<ref>{{pl|https://web.archive.org/web/20250207155612/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/07/09/lucy-letby-serial-killer-or-miscarriage-justice-victim/|Lucy Letby: Serial killer or a miscarriage of justice?}} ''Daily Telegraph'', July 9, 2024. There is some suggestion that Professor Wolfsdorf walked this back in {{pl|https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unmasking-Lucy-Letby-Diligent-absorbing/dp/1399625160|Judith Moritz’ book}}, but it is not well reported. Moritz quotes Wolfsdorf as saying:
 {{quote|“All I can confidently state is the insulin: C-peptide molar ratio ... is [[consistent with]] factitious [''deliberately introduced''] hypoglycaemia.”}}
-As regular readers know, “[[consistent with]]” is often used for heavy lifting, and Ms. Moritz asks a lot of it here, herself concluding — these are not her, and not Professor Wolfsdorf’s, words — that:
+As regular readers know, “[[consistent with]]” is often used for heavy lifting, and Ms. Moritz asks a lot of it here, concluding — these are her, and not Professor Wolfsdorf’s, words — that:
 {{quote|“In other words, the surest conclusion we can draw from Baby L’s test result is that he was poisoned with insulin.”}} </ref>
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