A 25-year-old daughter of Keli Lane, jailed for the 1996 murder of her infant, is speaking out—demanding her mother’s release so they can finally share quality time. Lane, serving an 18-year sentence set to end in December 2028, has been denied parole under New South Wales’ “no body, no parole” law, which requires convicted killers to locate victims’ remains. Lane insists she gave the baby to the father. Her partner Patrick Cogan, who stood by her through her imprisonment and even faced job dismissal (later overturned), says their bond has deepened. Meanwhile, Lane is suing the state over alleged prison abuse, adding another layer to this emotionally charged and legally tangled case.
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