Chamberlain, Azaria
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| born on | 11 June 1980 at 13:15 (= 1:15 PM ) | ||
| Place | Mt. Isa, Australia, 20s44, 139e30 | ||
| Timezone | AEST h10e (is standard time) | ||
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| Astrology data | 20°21' 27°32 Asc. 27°13'
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Biography
Australian baby, taken at two months with her family to camp out at Ayers Rock in the Australian Northern Territory. On 8/17/1980, her mom, Lindy, tucked her in bed in the tent where her four-year-old brother, Reagan, was sleeping and she returned to the cooking fire, to seven-year-old Aidan and her minister husband. When she went to check on Azaria a bit later she saw a dingo, an Australian wolf dog, emerging from the tent with its head low, carrying something. When she saw that the carrying-cot was empty she screamed, "My God the dingo's got my baby!"
The case touched off a criminal trial based on flimsy evidence in which her mom was the suspect. She was convicted of infanticide in 1982 and sentenced to life.
In February, 1986, trackers found Azaria's baby jacket. The case was reopened and Lindy was released from prison in 1986 with a full pardon June 1987. In November, 1982, during her first year in Darwin's Berrimah prison, Lindy gave birth to a daughter, Kahlia. In 1988 she was preparing a civil suit against the government for false arrest, demanding $1 million in damages.
A movie was made of the case starring Meryl Streep, "A Cry in the Dark."
Events
- Death, Mysterious 17 August 1980 (Stolen by wild dogs, mother suspected.)
Source Notes
Zip Dobyns quotes Australian astrologers who knew the case, 1/1982.
Categories
- Personal : Death : Unusual (Dingo dog)
- Personal : Death : Short Life less than 29 Yrs (Two months)
- Notable : Book Collection : Crime Collection
- Notable : Famous : Newsmaker

20°21'
27°32 Asc.
27°13'