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Lindy puts Azaria and 4 year old Reagan to bed in the tend at approx. 8pm. She went back to the adults ten minutes later.
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Lindy Chamberlain claims that a dingo stole her 10-week old baby girl Azaria from a tent in a campsite near Uluru. She says everone heard Azaria cry from the tent so she went to check on her but she was missing! That night three hundred people including some aboriginal trackers went in search finding nothing.
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Tourist find Azaria’s jumpsuit, booties, singlet and nappy near the rock.
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First investigation in Alice Springs.
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Coroner Denis Barritt finds that a dingo killed Azaria, later an unknown had interfered with her clothes.
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Second investigation takes place
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Lindy chamberlain is committed to trial for murder and Michael chamberlain is charged.
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Chamberlain's go to the supreme court for trial in Darwin.
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Lindy Chamberlain is sentenced to life in jail while Michael Chamberlain is released with an 18 month suspended sentence.
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Lindy Chamberlain gives birth to Kahlia whilst in jail but the baby is taken from her at birth.
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Chamberlains appeal
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Appeal rejected
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Azaria’a jacket found at Uluru, supporting the chamberlain defense case.
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Lindy is released from Jail on remission
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A royal commission suggests clearing the Chamberlains of all guilt.
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The Chamberlains are both pardoned from case.
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Court of Criminal appeal declares the Chamberlain innocent.
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Government pays the Chamberlains $1.3 million in compensation, $396,000 for legal costs plus the $19,000 for their car which was dismantled for evidence.
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Coroner John Lowndes is unable to determine the cause of Azaria’a death so the third investigation begins.
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Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton calls the case to finally close and for an apology from the Government.
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After a 32 year legal battle the Azaria Chamberlain case has finally come to a close. After the fourth and last investigation Lindy and Micheal Chamberlian finally recive the death certificate thats reads cause of Azaria Chamberlains death was attacked and taken by a dingo.
