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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

New South Wales Gov. Margaret Beazley granted an unconditional pardon to Kathleen Folbigg, a 55-year-old Australian woman convicted

The pardon was seen as the quickest way of getting Kathleen Folbigg out of prison, and a final report from the second inquiry into her guilt could recommend the state Court of Appeals quash her convictions for murder and manslaughter

"We strongly urge the Attorneys-General across the country to prioritise a review of their post-conviction review systems as...

Don’t put scientists in a ‘boxing ring’, Australia urged, as bereaved mother walks free from 20-year incarceration

After 20 years in jail, Kathleen Folbigg has no hatred in her heart and is finding joy in...

After 20 years in jail, Kathleen Folbigg has no hatred in her heart and is finding joy in...

After 20 years in jail, Kathleen Folbigg has no hatred in her heart and is finding joy in...

New evidence has emerged, prompting officials to release and pardon Kathleen Folbigg, who was accused of killing her four children.

Ms Folbigg spent her first day of freedom since 2003 enjoying simple pleasures, like a comfortable bed and pizza, her best friend Tracy Chapman says.