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June 12th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
She was accused of slashing her daughter’s throat with nail scissors to make
it look like a dingo attack and was sentenced to life in prison with hard
labour in 1982.
She was three years into her sentence when evidence was found that backed up
her version of events, including the baby’s jacket, found near a dingo den,
which helped explain the condition of the rest of the baby’s clothing.
A Royal Commission debunked much of the forensic evidence used at trial and
her conviction was overturned in 1988.
She and her ex-husband, Michael Chamberlain, were in court in the northern
city of Darwin to hear the finding.
“No longer will Australia be able to say that Dingo’s are not dangerous
and only attack when provoked. We live in a beautiful country but it is
dangerous and we would ask all Australians to be aware of this,” said
Ms Chamberlain-Creighton after the hearing.
Mr Chamberlain said the ruling showed “that you can get justice even when
you think that all is lost”.
“I cannot express strongly enough how important it is to pursue a just
cause even when it seems to be a mission impossible,” he said.
The incident inspired the film A Cry in The Dark, starring Meryl Streep.
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