Former NSW District Court judge Reg Blanch said inquiry "reinforces Folbigg's guilt"

By Joanne McCarthy
Updated July 22 2019 - 8:47pm, first published 8:00pm
Doubt: Kathleen Folbigg as she appeared giving evidence in April at an inquiry into her 2003 convictions for killing her four children at Singleton from 1989.
Doubt: Kathleen Folbigg as she appeared giving evidence in April at an inquiry into her 2003 convictions for killing her four children at Singleton from 1989.

KATHLEEN Folbigg has lost a final avenue of appeal against her convictions for killing her four babies at Singleton between 1989 and 1999.

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