Kathleen Folbigg who spent 20 years in prison - convicted of killing her four children - is now free after being pardoned in what is being described as one of Australia’s greatest miscarriages of justice. DaniIsdale reports.
She was once branded “Australia’s worst female serial killer” – but a woman who spent 20 years behind bars – convicted of killing her four babies – is today free, having been pardoned in what’s being dubbed one of the country’s greatest-ever miscarriages of justice.
Kathleen Folbigg’s case was reviewed after intense lobbying by scientists – who revealed a rare genetic mutation may have caused her children’s deaths.
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