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Convicted killer Susan Neill-Fraser has spoken publicly for the first time in years, after a parole gag order built on fabricated AI-generated cases was thrown out by the Tasmanian Supreme Court.

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00:00I'm very pleased and relieved that the parole order preventing me from speaking about my case has been removed.
00:08I would like to emphasise that in challenging the parole order it has never been my intention to cause anguish
00:15or distress to others.
00:16I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to the Human Rights Law Centre and the Barristers who have worked
00:24tirelessly in this matter.
00:26And I'm so grateful for all the support that I have received from countless people.
00:32As you will be aware, I have always maintained my innocence and I'm continuing in the quest to clear my
00:40name and advocate for the broader issue of wrongful convictions in Australia.
00:46I cannot walk away from this.
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