#azaria chamberlain

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Some Australian baby: *gets eaten alive by wild dogs*

Pop culture from 1980 onwards: This is comedy fucking gold

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meryl walked so nicole could run

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I still thought that most people would accept that the Chamberlains were innocent when the truth had been revealed by such a thorough judicial enquiry. This assumption was short-lived. On the following day, a senior journalist interviewed me about the case. She began by telling me that there was a ground rule for the interview: ‘As far as I am concerned, that bitch is guilty, and I don’t want to know I’m wrong.”

The Chamberlain Case, Ken Crispin

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Erik Solves Missing Children Cases, Part 3

Erik Solves Missing Children Cases, Part 3

Here’s the final part of our missing children series, equally fascinating! PLEASE KEEP CE ALIVE by helping me with the overhead. DONATE HERE: https://bit.ly/3ijhGDf. If you can’t, please SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. Thank you! (The donation will go to Atlantis, Inc.)

But first, check out this week’s radio show channeled by our own, Denise Ramon, at deniseramon.com. She and Erik fit hand and glove.

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Ayers Rock Resort

Ayres Rock Resort is not a resort.  It is an area made up of many types of accommodation including a very large campground, apartments and hotels.  While that provides a broad range of options, every option is owned by the same company, Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia, creating a monopolistic situation.  Voyages is based in Sydney and is a subsidiary of the Indigenous Land Corporationthat is…

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E27: Azaria Chamberlain

The Summer of Truth continues as Matt and Kayla talk about the dingo-related disappearance of 10-week old Azaria Chamberlain at Australia's Ayers Rock, and the subsequent trial by media of her parents, Lindy and Michael. They break down the details of the ...

The Summer of Truth continues as Matt and Kayla talk about the dingo-related disappearance of 10-week old Azaria Chamberlain at Australia's Ayers Rock, and the subsequent trial by media of her parents, Lindy and Michael. They break down the details of the case, from the initial coroner's inquest all the way to the sentencing of Lindy and Michael Chamberlain, along the way talking about media crusades, the validity of scientific evidence, and dingoes.

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