The Real Story Behind 'A Dingo Ate My Baby'

The transcript covers the case of Azaria Chamberlain, who disappeared in 1980, allegedly taken by a dingo. Her parents, Lindy and Michael Chamberlain, were initially convicted of her murder due to circumstantial evidence and public bias. However, new evidence found in 1986 led to their exoneration. The case became a cultural phenomenon, influencing media and public perception. The Chamberlains were eventually compensated, and the case highlighted the potential danger of dingo attacks.

How did the media coverage affect the trial of Lindy and Michael Chamberlain?

What compensation did Lindy and Michael receive from the government in 1992?

Discuss the impact of the case on public perception of dingoes in Australia.

What was the outcome of the fourth inquest opened in 2012?