New South Wales GovernorMargaret Beazley unconditionally pardons Kathleen Folbigg, releasing her 20 years into a 25-year sentence for killing all four of her children, after scientific and medical research suggested the deaths were caused by genetic mutations.
New South Wales governor Margaret Beazley unconditionally pardons Kathleen Folbigg and releases her from prison, completing 20 years of her 25-year sentence for murdering her own children, after scientific and medical research suggest that the deaths could be explained with genetics.
New South Wales governor Margaret Beazley unconditionally pardons Kathleen Folbigg and releases her from prison, 20 years into her 25-year sentence for killing allher four children, after scientific and medical research suggest that the deaths werecaused by geneticmutations.
New South Wales Governor Margaret Beazley unconditionally pardons Kathleen Folbigg, releasing her from 20 years ofa 25-year sentence for killing all four ofherchildren, after scientific and medical research suggested the deaths were caused by genetic mutations.
New South Wales Governor Margaret Beazley unconditionally pardons Kathleen Folbigg, releasing her 20 years into a 25-year sentence for killing all four of her children, after scientific and medical research suggested the deaths were caused by genetic mutations.
