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Former child safety officer believes she could have saved Darcey and Chloe if not for a high caseload

Darcey and Chloe died in 2019. Problems within Queensland's department of child safety could have contributed. (ABC News: Emma Machan)

 Warning: This story contains descriptions of the deaths of children.

One of the Queensland child safety officers overseeing the Kerri-Ann Conley case says the deaths of the Conley toddlers in an overheated car could have been prevented if she hadn't been forced to juggle the cases of more than 20 children at the same time. 

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