Episode 312 - Chad & Liv delve into the compelling story of Kathleen Folbigg, who recently made headlines after being pardoned and released from prison following two decades behind bars. Convicted in 2003 for the deaths of her four children, Folbigg has steadfastly maintained her innocence throughout her trial and imprisonment.

Join us as we explore the shocking turn of events that led to her release. We'll examine the decision of New South Wales attorney general, Michael Daley, who based on the summary findings of an inquiry conducted by former state chief justice Thomas Bathurst, recommended that Folbigg be unconditionally pardoned and set free.

Through in-depth interviews and analysis, we'll uncover the reasons behind Bathurst's firm view of reasonable doubt regarding Folbigg's guilt for each offense she was originally tried for. What evidence or circumstances led to this dramatic reversal in the case? How did the public and legal community react to the decision?

With expert perspectives and insights into the investigation, we'll navigate the complexities of the Kathleen Folbigg case. Tune in as we explore the impact of the decision on Folbigg's life, the justice system, and society as a whole. From the heart-wrenching loss of four children to the aftermath of her release, this podcast sheds light on a case that has divided opinions and challenged our notions of guilt and innocence.

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(0:00) Free at Last!

(3:38) Pardoned, not Exonerated...

(8:39) Craig Folbigg Hits Back

(12:05) Follow the Science

(18:15) Is Folbigg Innocent?

(29:18) Was There Juror Misconduct?

(33:46) Predictions

Written and Created by Chad James