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Azaria was born
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Azaria goes missing
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Azaria Chamberlain Case
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Tourist finds Azaria's clothing
Tourist finds Azaria's torn jumpsuit, booties, singlet and nappy near the rock -
First inquest
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Second inquest
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Lindy Chamberlain is committed to trial for murder
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Supreme Court trial
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Lindy Chamberlain is sentenced to life imprisonment
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Chamberlains appeal
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Appeal rejected
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More evidence
Azaria's missing matinee jacket found at Uluru, supporting the Chamberlain's defence case -
Released
Mrs Chamberlain is released from prison on remission -
Clearing the Chamberlains
A royal commission recommends clearing the Chamberlains of all guilt. -
Innocent
NT Court of Criminal Appeal quashes all convictions; declares Chamberlains innocent -
Compensation
NT government pays Chamberlains $1.3 million compensation, $396,000 legal costs plus $19,000 for their car which was dismantled for evidence -
Third inquest
Coroner John Lowndes cannot determine the cause of Azaria's death and the third inquest records an open finding. -
Frank Cole's statement
Frank Cole contacts the producers of telemovie Through My Eyes and claims he shot a dingo at Uluru in 1980 and found Azaria in its jaws -
Investigate Mr Cole's Claim
NT Police say they will investigate Mr Cole's claims and prepare a report for the coroner -
Coroner's office does not reopen the inquest
The NT Coroner's office decides not to reopen the inquest into the death of Azaria, saying it is not satisfied there were new facts or evidence from the Cole investigation to reopen the inquest. -
Apology!
Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton calls for the case to finally be closed, and for an apology from the NT government -
Case Closed
