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Mystery 3 decades old put to rest in Australia

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    Court rules couple's baby was attacked and killed by wild dingo in Outback

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Lindy Chamberlain cry -- always knew what have baby's death certificate should say.

Now off to fighting for more than thirty years the coroner agrees.

-- Zaria was taken and killed by a big guys.

-- relieved and delighted to come to the end of this -- When he.

-- it's -- nice beautiful country.

Oddities dying here's.

And wait what basketball -- stallions to be aware of the east and tight.

Try to create proportions.

And not like to somebody else to.

-- -- full of them.

Not a week old Zaria disappeared from a tense as the Chamberlain family camps near as rock now known as who -- -- in 1980.

A body was never found.

Lindy Chamberlain was convicted of murder and spent three years in prison.

The win the baby's Jack it was discovered near -- -- -- that the conviction was squashed.

A 1990 fighting -- -- still recorded an open verdict.

-- -- first husband Michael has also campaigned to have any lingering doubts over their involvement removed.

This battle -- gets to the legal truth about what -- sorry is did.

It's taken too long.

-- Crime here to tell you.

That you can get justice.

Even when you think that all was lost.

The couple provided evidence of more than 200 bingo attacks since as -- disappearance including three child deaths.

The case became notorious around the -- -- endlessly speculated on -- she handed down her historic ruling eat in the car and it was moved.

Please -- -- and -- sympathy.

On the -- at the -- -- and -- due to insist that as a area.

I'm so sorry we -- Many forensic and legal mistakes were made in this case but in the week is -- would have celebrated her 32 birthday.

Justice has finally been seen to -- down.

Jonathan Samuels sky news --

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