'Some stories, they stick with you'- Ally Langdon has been following Keli Lane's story from the very beginning. 
In December 2010, Lane was convicted of the murder of her two-day-old baby, Tegan, in September 1996.
Lane has always maintained her innocence.
Now, almost 16 years into her 18-year sentence, her loved ones and supporters are fighting for her freedom, claiming “No Body, No Parole” laws in NSW are “unfair” in Lane’s case.