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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Jordyn Beazley

‘I would not have survived’: inside the friendships that kept Kathleen Folbigg going for 20 years

Tracy Chapman speaks to media
Tracy Chapman speaks to media during a press conference after the release of Kathleen Folbigg. Photograph: Leigh Jensen/AAP

After 20 years behind bars, it took Kathleen Folbigg less than a day to look comfortable in a world that has changed tremendously since she was last a free woman.

Glowing as she sits back on a couch with a camera pointed at her face, she seems content. She had spent her first night of freedom with pizza, Kahlua and Coke, while being “bamboozled” by TV streaming services, according to her longtime friend Megan Donegan.

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