Rare detail that could free convicted baby killer Kathleen Folbigg
A rare genetic variation found in two of Kathleen Folbigg’s children could lead to the convicted baby killer being pardoned and freed from jail after 19 ye
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A rare genetic variation found in two of Kathleen Folbigg’s children could lead to the convicted baby killer being pardoned and freed from jail after 19 ye
In this timeline, we compare the history of the Folbigg case against advances in scientific understanding of the human genome; how genes code for functional proteins; and the research into CALM2, which will be presented to the inquiry.
Ex-husband of convicted child killer Kathleen Folbigg has refused to provide DNA evidence which could exonerate his ex wife of the deaths of their four children as new evidence reveals mutation.
Kathleen Folbigg has spent almost two decades behind bars for the murders of her children Patrick, Sarah and Laura between 1991 and 1999. But she has another chance at freedom.
The woman considered to be Australia's worst female serial killer and 'most hated woman' has written a four page letter to NSW Attorney-General urging him to 'soften his heart'.