Kathleen Folbigg: 'I will always think of my children'

Kathleen Folbigg, who spent 20 years in jail, has been pardoned and released Source: AAP / POOL/AP

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For the first time since being pardoned, Kathleen Folbigg has spoken publicly. The mother of four, spent two decades behind bars for the deaths of her children but was released from yesterday after an inquiry found reasonable doubt as to her guilt.

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Kathleen Folbigg: 'I will always think of my children'

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Kathleen Folbigg: 'I will always think of my children'

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For the first time since being pardoned, Kathleen Folbigg has spoken publicly. The mother of four, spent two decades behind bars for the deaths of her children but was released from yesterday after an inquiry found reasonable doubt as to her guilt.

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