​Speaking to The Sunday Times, Susan and John Letby also questioned why police had released video of Letby’s arrest, which took place inside the couple’s house where they have lived for 40 years. The couple raised concerns the documentary, titled The Investigation Of Lucy Letby, might make their home “become a tourist attraction”. The trailer for the programme includes video of officers approaching and entering the house in south Hereford and Letby being arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder while she is sitting in bed. She is then led out of the property wearing her dressing gown. Child killer Lucy Letby has landed ‘top job’ in prison Netflix documentary about child killer Lucy Letby to include ‘unseen footage’ Previously unseen footage of Lucy Letby shows moment she’s arrested in bed In a statement to the paper, the couple said: “The previous programmes made about Lucy, including Panorama and the almost nightly news showing her being brought out handcuffed in a blue tracksuit are heartbreaking for us. “However, this Netflix documentary is on another level. “We had no idea they were using footage in our house. “We will not watch it – it would likely kill us if we did. “We have, however, stumbled on pictures of her being arrested in her bedroom in our house and her saying goodbye to one of her beloved cats, which are even more distressing. “Heaven knows how much more they have to show. “All this taking place in the home where we have lived for 40 years. It is in a small cul-de-sac in a small town where everyone knows everyone. “It is a complete invasion of privacy of which we would have known nothing if Lucy’s barrister had not told us.” The pair questioned the decision by police to release the footage, claiming Detective Superintendent Paul Hughes, an investigating officer, seemed to have a “deep hatred” of them. They said: “Why is Paul Hughes, with whom we always co-operated fully, allowed to show the world what took place in our house that morning and Netflix not even have the decency to tell us? What are your thoughts? You can send a letter to the editor to have your say by clicking here. Letters should not exceed 250 words and local issues take precedence. “He seems to have a deep hatred of us even though it was us who first went into Blacon police station in March 2017 to report that [the hospital consultants] Stephen Brearey and Ravi Jayaram were making Lucy a scapegoat.” According to the trailer, the documentary will feature footage that has “never been released publicly”, as well as interviews with police and lawyers. Letby, 36, from Hereford, is serving 15 whole-life orders after she was convicted of murdering seven infants and attempting to murder seven others, with two attempts on one of her victims, between June 2015 and June 2016. Last month, it was confirmed the former child nurse will face no further charg