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A Harvard Medical School professor said there was insufficient evidence to conclude Kathleen Folbigg’s daughters died as a result of a genetic mutation.

In letters tendered at inquiry, Folbigg also wrote she got a ‘raw deal’ after being convicted of murdering three children

Two more experts have told an inquiry into Kathleen Folbigg’s convictions over the deaths of her four young children that two may have died of natural causes.

Experts are expected to give conflicting evidence on newly identified genetic variants and her diaries used at trial

Inquiry into Kathleen Folbiggs convictions for killing her four children hears reasonable hypothesis could cast doubt on her guilt.

The second inquiry into the convictions of Kathleen Folbigg resumes on Monday, with experts including sitting MP Monique Ryan to provide evidence.

New evidence has been presented suggesting a rare genetic mutation was the "likely" cause of death of two of Folbigg's children. 

A rare genetic mutation was likely to have caused the sudden deaths of Kathleen Folbigg’s two daughters, two Danish research scientists have told an inquiry.

The inquiry into the convictions of Kathleen Folbigg has heard that, until discovered in 2012, mutations to the genes that produce the important

New evidence presented on day two of inquiry into the deaths of Kathleen Folbigg’s children relates to what a single genetic change can do to heart cells.