WHAT HAPPENED TO BABY TEGAN?

If alive, the convicted killer’s daughter turns 25 this month

- Phillip Koch.

Next week marks a quarter of a century since Keli Lane’s daughter Tegan was born. Two days later she vanished.

At 25, Tegan would now be four years older than her mother was at the time she birthed and murdered the newborn baby.

Since being found guilty of Tegan’s murder in 2010, the case of the former champion water polo player – who had five secret pregnancies over seven years – has been the subject of debate and controversy.

If you believe Lane, 46, who has fought for years to have her conviction overturned, then Tegan could still be alive and living with her father. But this man, who is allegedly named Andrew Norris or Andrew Morris, has never been located despite a police investigation.

However, Lane has never given evidence in court and has told eight different versions of what happened to baby Tegan over the years, according to former NSW Director of Public Prosecutions Nicholas Cowdery.

PUBLIC DENIAL

“Since she has consistently refused to testify in her own case in any court, there has been no opportunity to put challenging questions to her,” he says in his book Frank & Fearless, which was released after an explosive documentary led to calls for her to be freed.