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Once she was described as “the worst mother in Australia” but she is now a victim of her greatest abortion in justice, Kathleen Volbeg has been offered for $ 2 million (975,580 pounds, $ 1.3 million) as compensation for 20 years of illegal prison.

Mrs. Volbeg was convicted of the death of her four children in 2003, but she was released in 2023 after she found a judicial review of her case that they had died due to a genetic state.

Legal experts have estimated that the 58 -year -old can expect one of the highest compensation payments in Australian history, most likely up to $ 10 million.

However, Mrs. Volbeg’s lawyer said on Thursday that the government was offered by the government, which they called “very unfair and unfair.”

“The amount provided is an ethical insult – insufficiently sufficiently and cannot be defended.”

“The regime has failed in Kathleen Volbeg again.”

In a statement, the public prosecutor at the New South Wales Michael Dali said that the decision was based on “comprehensive and recovery” to the application of Mrs. Volbeg for compensation.

“At the request of Mrs. Volbeg, the Prosecutor and the government agreed not to discuss the details of the decision publicly.”

Both the four infants of Mrs. Volbeg – Calb, Patrick, Sarah and Laura – suddenly between 1989 and 1999, were between the ages of 19 and 18 months.

In her trial, general prosecutors claimed that she strangled them, relying on circumstantial evidence – including Mrs. Volbeg’s notes – for her paint as an unstable mother, subject to anger.

In 2003, she was sentenced to 40 years imprisonment for murders in Sarah, Patrick and Laura, and wrong killing in Calb, after that to 30 years of appeal.

Mrs. Volbeg has always maintained her innocence, and in 2023 she found a historical investigation in her case that her children could have died for natural reasons due to incredibly rare genes mutations.

Ms. Rego said that the payment of Mrs. Volbeg was somewhat into consideration the suffering she endured.

“When Lindy Chamberlain was acquitted in 1994, she received $ 1.7 million for a period of three years in prison,” she said, referring to another mother who was convicted of death after her infant daughter was transferred from the location of camps by Dingo.

“Kathleen Volbeigh spent two contracts in prison, but for her illegal prison, she was offered at two million dollars.”

After her release, she told the criminal crime scientist Zantath Malet, the Australian broadcasting company, that it would not be “surprised” if the compensation granted is more than $ 10 million.

Meanwhile, Professor Gary Edmund, from the University of New South Wales, told the Guardian newspaper that Mrs. Volbeg’s compensation “should be” the “largest in the country’s history.

Other local media reported that it may receive damage to $ 20 million.