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A suburban Australian family endured the unexplained deaths of three children, sparking media frenzy and a high‑profile murder trial that relied on trace toxin evidence. Decades later, whole‑genome sequencing revealed a rare SCN1A mutation linked to sudden infant death, undermining the original conviction. The case led to the mother’s pardon, prompted forensic and legal reforms, and highlighted the dangers of sensationalism, flawed science, and wrongful convictions.

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