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How Science Freed Kathleen Folbigg

Convicted of killing her four young children, this is the first hand story of how Kathleen Folbigg was exonerated by genomic science after 20 years in prison. The Francis Crick Institute reunites the scientists and lawyers who used cutting edge genomics to uncover vital new evidence. Alongside Kathleen herself, they tell the remarkable story of the investigation that led to her freedom. Carola Vinuesa, who led the scientific investigation, shares her hopes that whole genome sequencing could help the search for truth in other cases in which parents have been accused of killing or harming their children. #KathleenFolbigg #Justice #Investigation In this video 00:00 Kathleen Folbigg arrives at the Crick 01:24 “Science gave me my peace of mind” - Kathleen Folbigg 02:09 The spark that started the investigation 03:35 Carola Vinuesa takes on the genomic investigation 05:07 Kathleen on her friendship with Tracy Chapman 06:04 Getting a saliva sample in prison – Todor Arsov 07:57 Kathleen’s eureka moment 08:19 How the key genetic variant was discovered 09:56 The novel CALM 2 variant 11:26 Sequencing Kathleen’s children 13:31 The end of the first inquiry 15:04 The search for proof 17:10 Survivorship bias – Mette Nyegaard 18:31 Lab tests - Michael Toft Overgaard 21:15 Kathleen on her release 22:09 What is being learned from the case The Francis Crick Institute The Francis Crick Institute is a biomedical research institute and independent charity. We bring together people from different fields and specialisms to tackle some of the biggest questions in health and disease. Based in the heart of London’s Kings Cross, we’re the biggest biomedical research facility under a single roof in Europe and are home to a free public exhibition space. Keep up to date with everything going on at the Crick • https://www.crick.ac.uk • https://bsky.app/profile/crick.ac.uk •   / the-francis-crick-institute   •   / thefranciscrickinstitute   •   / thecrick   •   / thefranciscrickinstitute