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Jurors are hearing the final pieces of evidence before retiring to consider verdicts next week

Jurors are expected to retire in the couple’s Old Bailey trial later this week

Kathleen Folbigg was imprisoned for killing her four children, but a special inquiry has heard new evidence that might cast doubt on her convictions. Closing submissions begin today.

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Another branch of science – forensic pathology – has come under the microscope at the Kathleen Folbigg inquiry in Sydney.

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

Carmel Harrington has spent three decades trying to discover the cause of sudden infant death – and now she has made a breakthrough