Quick Recap Lindy and Michael Chamberlain went with their three kids on a camping trip in Uluru, AU. Their youngest, 9 week old Azaria, was reportedly taken by a dingo and vast searches for her turned up nothing. It seemed pretty straightforward until a week later a hiker found some of the clothes Azaria had…
Read MoreIn part 2 of our coverage of Lindy Chamberlain, we break down how her cries of “a dingo took my baby” overtook the media and became an international sensation. We follow the case through the media, its many inquests, a conviction, and more. Episode 44.
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I’m assuming you guys have heard the saying, “A Dingo Ate My Baby,” right? So the way it came about is actually pretty dark and I’m surprised that with its background it’s used in such a flippant way. So without further ado, I’m going to tell you the story behind “a dingo ate my baby.”…
Read MoreThe phrase “a dingo took my baby” has been used in pop culture for years. It’s typically used as a punchline, but where did it come from? In this week’s episode, we talk about the surprisingly dark origin of this saying and what happened to the Chamberlain family. Or at least one side of what…
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