PrimeSuspect
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http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/nsw/NSWCCA/2013/317.html
This is a lot of reading. Putting it here for when I have more time. There's something dodgy in my opinion. I think they should still be looking for the daughter.
Being a liar doesn't mean you're a murderer.
Thank you for your link Oddsocks, I've taken this excerpt -
On 14 September 1996, between 11am and 12 noon, the appellant discharged herself from the hospital, taking Tegan with her. At about 3pm she arrived at the home of her parents at Fairlight. Tegan was not with her. Her parents did not know of Tegan's birth. They had not known that the appellant was pregnant. On arrival at her parents' home, the appellant met her then boyfriend, Duncan Gillies. Duncan Gillies was also unaware of the appellant's pregnancy, and unaware of the birth of Tegan. None of the appellant's friends or acquaintances was aware of the pregnancy. The appellant's mother drove the couple to a wedding at Manly, where they remained until 11.30pm. Video footage of the wedding was in evidence, although it throws little, if any, light on the issues. Nobody appears to have noticed anything untoward about the appellant's appearance or behaviour. Nevertheless, the Crown case was that, in the hours intervening between the appellant discharging herself from the hospital and her arrival at her parents' home, she killed the child, and in some way disposed of her body. No body has ever been found.
What did KL do between 11am/12 noon and 3 pm? If you include travelling time and packing a bag for trip to parents for the wedding, doesn't leave much time, so baby must have been discarded very quickly ( as I remember the judge believes in Sydney Olympic Park). I don't believe there are any other suspects.