It is about the guilt or innocence of a nation -a nation that prides itself on the concept of a “fair go,” an equal chance, for all. To the rest of the world, the case is largely known for its place in pop culture: countless books, an opera, the Meryl Streep movie “A Cry in the Dark,” and the sitcom Seinfeld's spoof of Lindy's cry, “Maybe the dingo ate your baby!”īut to Australians, the case is about much more than the guilt or innocence of one woman. Lindy Chamberlain, who was convicted of murdering her daughter and later cleared, is still waiting for authorities to close the case that made her the most hated person in Australia. Thirty-two years later, Australian officials hope to finally, definitively, determine how Azaria died when the Northern Territory coroner opens a fourth inquest on Friday.
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