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Before she was murdered Kiesha Abrahams was in a situation which few people, let alone a six-year-old child, could hope to survive.

In a heart-breaking development, convicted child killer Heidi Strbaks unborn girl, named Grace, died on Wednesday, despite surviving to the 32 week milestone. Strbak remains in a coma.

Heidi Strbak, 38, was jailed for nine years for the manslaughter of little Tyrell Cobb but was let out on appeal after serving just over three years of the original sentence.

Heidi Strbak is understood to have suffered critical injuries after a fall at a home on the Gold Coast on Saturday morning.

Heidi Strbak is understood to have suffered critical injuries after a fall at a home on the Gold Coast on Saturday morning.

Emergency crews discovered convicted child killer Heidi Strbak, 38, at the bottom of a flight of stairs at a Gold Coast residence suffering severe head injuries.

Heidi Strbak is understood to have suffered critical injuries after a fall at a home on the Gold Coast on Saturday morning.

Premium Content Subscriber only A friend of child killer Matthew Scown says she accepted death when she was subjected to horrific torture by a woman high on meth. Tyniell Jade Brand, 26, was on Wednesday sentenced to jail for torturing Sophie Whiteley who in 2019 had been "involved with" Scown- the stepfather convicted of manslaughter over Tyrell Cobbs death. Maroochydore District Court heard Brand carried out the torture with a co-accused who allegedly scorned Ms Whiteley, 29, for "bringing...

Premium Content Subscriber only A friend of child killer Matthew Scown says she accepted death when she was subjected to horrific torture by a woman high on meth. Tyniell Jade Brand, 26, was on Wednesday sentenced to jail for torturing Sophie Whiteley who in 2019 had been "involved with" Scown- the stepfather convicted of manslaughter over Tyrell Cobbs death. Maroochydore District Court heard Brand carried out the torture with a co-accused who allegedly scorned Ms Whiteley, 29, for "bringing...

News by Vanessa Marsh Premium Content Subscriber only The cogs of justice had to keep spinning throughout the worst of the coronavirus restrictions and courts adapted in 2020, ramping up video and telephone appearances for lawyers and defendants and turning to judge alone trials when a jury was not possible. Thousands of cases came before the court this year from the tragic to the peculiar and the scandalous. These were some of the biggest court cases this y...