An appeals court will likely consider overturning Singleton mother Kathleen Folbigg's convictions over the deaths of her four children, following the release of the final report on the matter.
The 55-year-old was earlier this year released from gaol and pardoned, after having served 20 years in prison for killing her 4 children; Caleb, Patrick, Sarah and Laura.
She was released after an inquiry heard there was evidence her children could have died from natural causes and there was reasonable doubt about her guilt.
In his report, Inquiry Commissioner Tom Bathurst KC found there was an identifiable cause for three of the deaths.
He also said Ms. Folbigg's diary entries should not have been used during her trial.
Mr. Bathurst has confirmed he will refer the matter to the Court of Criminal Appeal.
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