After spending more than a third of her life behind bars,Kathleen Folbigg says she still faces an agonising fight.
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When Kathleen Folbigg had her long-standing convictions for the deaths of her four infant children quashed last year,lawyer Rhanee Rego was right by her side.
In a historic decision,the state’s top criminal appeal court has quashed the 20-year-old convictions over the deaths of her four young children.
Six men were convicted and jailed in 1981 over an alleged plot to bomb a string of Sydney locations and water supply sites. But did they do it?
Kathleen Folbigg may get some justice with her convictions being quashed,but the focus now moves to how much compensation she is entitled to.
Kathleen Folbigg may be a step closer to receiving compensation for the 20 years she spent behind bars over the deaths of her four young children.
Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton,wrongfully convicted over the 1980 death of her nine-week-old daughter Azaria,says the way scientific evidence is assessed needs fixing.
Seven’s big interview may have cost the network a lot more than previously thought.