Subscribe to MPlus for unlimited access to Extraordinary StoriesAlice Lynn Chamberlain went from living a quiet, family-focused life to being Australia’s most despised woman. For two years, the press had vilified Lindy and the hatred of the public only made the prosecutor's job easier; to convince a jury that Lindy, not a dingo, had killed Azaria Chamberlain. On this episode of The Demonisation Of Lindy Chamberlain, we’ll learn what happened when Lindy had her day in court, what put an innocent woman behind bars, and how was a jury persuaded to condemn her based on misleading evidence.
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WITH THANKS TO:
Malcolm Brown, Journalist
Geraldine Doogue, Journalist
Dr Sophie Jensen, National Museum of Australia
Prof. Barry Boettcher, Forensic Biologist
Jane Russell, Australian Federal PoliceSOURCES:
Through My Eyes, Lindy ChamberlainABCThe National Museum of Australia
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