Lindy Chamberlain: “A Dingo Took My Baby” — Australia’s Most Controversial Case 🦘👶⚖️In 1980, a family camping trip near Uluru turned into a national nightmare. Nine-week-old Azaria Chamberlain vanished from a tent, and her mother, Lindy Chamberlain, cried the line that echoed around the world: “A dingo’s got my baby!” What followed was decades of media frenzy, forensic blunders, wrongful conviction, and—finally—exoneration. This video unpacks the full story: the disappearance, the trials, the appeals, and the inquests that reshaped Australian justice. 🇦🇺What’s Inside ⬇️🗓️ Timeline: From the night at Uluru (1980) to Lindy’s wrongful conviction and later pardon & exoneration🔬 Forensics: How early evidence, media pressure, and lab errors misled investigators👩⚖️ Courtroom Drama: Key moments from trials, appeals, and the landmark coroner findings🐕 Dingo Evidence: Later incidents and expert testimony that changed the narrative📰 Media & Public: How sensational coverage shaped public opinion and policy🧠 Legacy: What the case taught Australia about justice, prejudice, and evidence standardsWhy This Case Matters ✍️A powerful study in wrongful conviction, media influence, and evolving forensic science. It’s also a story about a family’s resilience in the face of national scrutiny.Sources & approach:We reference court records, contemporary reporting, and credible analyses. No speculation—only verifiable facts shaped into a clear narrative. 📚Support the channel:👍 Like if you value deep-dive true crime💬 Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments🔔 Subscribe for more detailed, bilingual true-crime documentaries#punjabicrimestories #punjabitruecrime