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In 2003, Kathleen Folbigg was dubbed Australia’s ‘worst serial killer’ and sentenced to 40 years in prison for killing her four infants. But new evidence showing a rare mutant gene in her DNA suggesting the children died of natural causes led to Kathleen receiving a full pardon

Kathleen Folbigg was jailed in 2003 on three counts of murder and one of manslaughter following the deaths of her four babies over a decade from 1989.

Twenty years ago, Kathleen Folbigg was found guilty of killing her four children; but the extraordinary inquiry brought about by new genetic research could

Kathleen Folbiggs supporters have called for her to be immediately released from prison after an inquiry said there was now a reasonable doubt that she had killed her four children.

An inquiry has heard the state’s top prosecutor accepts there is reasonable doubt about Folbigg’s convictions over the deaths of her children.

An inquiry has heard the state’s top prosecutor accepts there is reasonable doubt about Folbigg’s convictions over the deaths of her children.

Kathleen Folbigg’s closest confidant says a written submission from counsel assisting the inquiry into her convictions may indicate reasonable doubt over her

Monique Ryan, a paediatric neurologist before entering parliament, says Patrick Folbigg’s death could be linked to epileptic seizures

Dr Monique Ryan and Professor Peter Fleming cast doubt on the proposition Kathleen Folbigg suffocated her four children.

The Folbigg inquiry in Sydney has challenged scientists on the accuracy and objectivity of their submissions.