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Kathleen Folbigg spent twenty years in prison being demonised for killing her four children, until a Spanish scientist helped to free her, and expose one of Australia's biggest injustices.
Kathleen Folbigg’s closest confidant says a written submission from counsel assisting the inquiry into her convictions may indicate reasonable doubt over her
Science has faced an unprecedented test in New South Wales this past fortnight, with experts from across the globe called to give their insights as part of the inquiry into Kathleen Folbigg’s convictions.
Genetics has been at the centre of the second inquiry into Kathleen Folbigg’s convictions, which is working to determine whether a plausible explanation
A genetic miracle might save her from languishing in prison over the deaths of her four young children, Kathleen Folbigg wrote in 2003.