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Kathleen Folbigg, 55, has five years remaining of a 25-year sentence, after being convicted in 2003 of three counts of murder and one of manslaughter.
Former NSW chief justice Tom Bathurst urged to consider similarities between the cases at inquiry into 55-year-old’s convictions
There is reasonable doubt Kathleen Folbigg is guilty of killing her four children, a senior barrister told an inquiry into her convictions.
The legal team behind Kathleen Folbigg have called on lawyers to take a close look at this case and to support the legal system in rectifying the errors that have made this potentially Australia’s worst miscarriage of justice.
A ground-breaking development within clinical practice that indicates a natural cause of death for two of Kathleen Folbigg’s children is further evidence that she has spent the last 19 years behind bars for a crime she never committed, her solicitor tells Lawyers Weekly in this exclusive look at likely our worst miscarriage of justice yet.