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A family’s camping trip at Uluru ends in a missing infant, sparking a national controversy over whether a dingo took the child or a murder occurred. Initial investigations and sensational media coverage led to a wrongful conviction, but new forensic evidence and a royal commission exposed bias and mishandling of proof. The exoneration prompted legal reforms, stricter media guidelines, and lasting lessons on forensic rigor, public prejudice, and the power of perseverance.

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