Inside Out (Kathleen Folbigg & Tracy Chapman)

Inside Out by Kathleen Folbigg & Tracy Chapman

An incredible friendship and fight for justice - the story of Australia's most wrongful conviction and the women who never gave up.

A Miscarriage of Justice

In 2003, Kathleen Folbigg was convicted of killing her four babies. Her trial relied on her husband's accusations and diary entries expressing her guilt over her children's deaths. She was sentenced to forty years in prison for crimes she didn't commit. Inside Out tells the extraordinary story of Kathleen's wrongful conviction and her twenty-year fight for freedom.

An Unbreakable Friendship

At the heart of this story is the remarkable friendship between Kathleen Folbigg and Tracy Chapman. Tracy and Kathleen never gave up, never stopped fighting for justice even when the legal system failed them. Through persistence, new scientific evidence, and unwavering belief in the truth, they fought to overturn one of Australia's most controversial convictions.

Perfect for readers interested in:

• True crime and wrongful convictions
• Australian legal history and justice reform
• Stories of resilience and friendship
• Women's stories and advocacy
• Miscarriages of justice
• Inspirational true stories

Why this story matters: Inside Out is more than a story of wrongful conviction—it's about the power of friendship, the importance of never giving up, and the fight for truth and justice. Now Kathleen, having endured incomprehensible losses in her life, stands strong, ready for her next chapter as a free woman.

Ideal for: True crime readers, those interested in justice reform, readers of inspirational true stories, and anyone who believes in the power of persistence and friendship in the face of injustice.

The incredible story of friendship, resilience, and the fight for justice that freed an innocent woman.