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Thirty-two years after Azaria Chamberlain, 9 weeks old, disappeared from a campsite in Australia, the coroner in the fourth inquest into her death announced on Tuesday that the baby died as a result of being taken by a dingo, an Australian wild dog.
The ruling signified the end of three decades of struggle for the Chamberlain family. At first, Azarias mother, Lindy Chamberlain, was convicted of murdering her daughter and was sent to prison.
That verdict was later overturned and Ms. Chamberlain set free, but subsequent inquests were unable to reach a determination on how Azaria died, despite growing evidence that Ms. Chamberlain was truthful in her statement that a dingo was responsible for the death at the campsite in central Australia.
Unless they take your baby and ruin your life. Huge downside on the coolness of dingos, I fear.
I know! 32 years, Charles and Di got married in that time frame!
