Kathleen Folbigg pardon: How the science got her out of jail
Professor Carola Vinuesa took saliva swabs from Kathleen Folbigg and in 2018 began work to sequence her DNA. The genetic map discovered eventually led to her release.
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Professor Carola Vinuesa took saliva swabs from Kathleen Folbigg and in 2018 began work to sequence her DNA. The genetic map discovered eventually led to her release.
Professor Carola Vinuesa took saliva swabs from Kathleen Folbigg and in 2018 began work to sequence her DNA. The genetic map discovered eventually led to her release.
There are no benign calmodulin variants, or such is the view of the Danish research team whose work has been quizzed at Monday's resumption of the inquiry
The second inquiry into the convictions of Kathleen Folbigg resumes on Monday, with experts including sitting MP Monique Ryan to provide evidence.
The inquiry into the convictions of Kathleen Folbigg has heard that, until discovered in 2012, mutations to the genes that produce the important