Tegan Lane was last seen two days after her birth in 1996, when she and Keli were discharged from Sydney's Auburn Hospital. And in a bizarre twist, ...

The case of Keli and Tegan Lane is the most baffling I've ever come across. I can't say Keli Lane didn't kill her child — but I can say she doesn't fit easily into the categories of those who do ...

In 2005,Keli Lane became a regular and increasingly fascinating fixture on the evening news bulletins around the country as a coronial inquest into the disappearance of her baby daughter, Tegan ...

We had to prove that whatever happened to baby Tegan, that she was deliberately murdered by Keli Lane.” However, he told the ABC that at the time he felt the matter was “99.9 per cent ready ...

Keli Lane was found guilty of murdering her two-day-old baby, Tegan. In one recording, Lane discusses why she lied about three secret unwanted pregnancies between 1996 and 1999.

KELI Lane says police have not done enough to find the daughter she was convicted of murdering. Read Today's Paper Mind Games. The Australian Plus. Subscribe. Log In. My account.

Tegan was Lane’s second child after she secretly but legally adopted out her first in early 1995. In 1999 she gave birth to another child who was also adopted out.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Missing Sydney girl Tegan Lane could be alive and well and living under another name, police told the inquest into her suspected ...

A JUDGE says Keli Lane's behaviour was "virtually inexplicable" in sentencing her today to 18 years' jail for the murder of her baby.

A JUDGE says Keli Lane's behaviour was "virtually inexplicable" in sentencing her today to 18 years' jail for the murder of her baby.

On the opening day of Keli Lane's murder trial in 2010, Crown Prosecutor Mark Tedeschi told the jury Lane had buried her baby's body in concrete beneath Sydney Olympic Park after killing her.

PROSECUTORS cannot prove that Keli Lane's missing child Tegan Lane is dead, the NSW Supreme Court has been told. Read Today's Paper Mind Games. The Australian Plus. Subscribe for $1.