'Correct legal outcomes matter': Kathleen Folbigg emotional after murder convictions quashed
Kathleen Folbigg has waited more than 20 years to hear the words "conviction quashed", which were finally delivered by a judge today.
The mother - who was wrongfully convicted of murdering her four children - was overcome by emotion as she explained the impact the justice system's failure had on her life.
"They accused me of something I never wrote about, never did and never could do," she said outside court.
Kathleen Folbigg outside court after the convictions were quashed. A Current Affair
Kathleen Folbigg was found guilty of the deaths of her four babies in 2003 but successfully appealed the sentence earlier this year. A Current Affair
Folbigg hopes no one will ever suffer what she has suffered by being wrongly convicted.
"We need to be humble and open to improving the system to ensure our truth is revealed because truth and correct legal outcomes matter," she said.
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