Gene variant could exonerate convicted child killer Genetic variants identified in Kathleen Folbigg and her daughters were not found until years after she was convicted of killing her children. The New Daily · Nov 15, 2022
Genetic variants in Folbigg case found nine years after verdict An inquiry into her conviction has heard from two Danish scientists about the calcium-binding protein calmodulin, an early building block of life. Newcastle Herald · Nov 15, 2022
Folbigg gene a 'bad variant', inquiry told The rare genetic variant affecting an essential building block of life was discovered nine years after Kathleen Folbigg was convicted of killing her children. AAP · Nov 14, 2022
Rare gene shared by Kathleen Folbigg and two daughters may have contributed to deaths, inquiry hears Lawyers for convicted mother said if the variant was a factor in the death of her daughters it would create reasonable doubt The Guardian - AU · Nov 14, 2022
Folbigg's DNA variant 'exceptionally rare', inquiry hears Her lawyers have submitted the evidence indicates a genetic mutation could be responsible for the deaths of two of the children. Newcastle Herald · Nov 14, 2022