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She was imprisoned for killing her four children. But was it their genes all along?
12 Mar, 2021 08:12 PM
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Kathleen Folbigg with her baby daughter Sarah. She has maintained that her four children died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Photo / Supplied
Kathleen Folbigg with her baby daughter Sarah. She has maintained that her four children died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Photo / Supplied
New York Times
By: Damien Cave
The case of Kathleen Folbigg has become a contest between cutting-edge science and an Australian court system that sometimes ignores it. The tabloids in Australia called Kathleen Folbigg a murderer of innocent babies the
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She was imprisoned for killing her 4 children. But was it their genes all along?
Damien Cave, New York Times
March 8, 2021
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Kathleen Folbigg leaving Maitland Court in Australia after being refused bail in March 2004.Anita Jones/Fairfax Media via Getty Images
SYDNEY The tabloids in Australia called Kathleen Folbigg a murderer of innocent babies the nation’s “worst female serial killer.” In 2003, a court sentenced her to 40 years in prison for smothering her four children before each had turned 2.
But all along, Folbigg has insisted that she is innocent, and that her children were all victims of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.