Declared legally dead on 12 June 2012 (32 years later) "...the result of being attacked and taken by a dingo".[1][2]
Inquiries
Royal Commission of inquiry into Chamberlain convictions (1986–1987)
Inquest
1. "..the likely cause was a dingo attack.." (1980–81);[3] 2. Committed Lindy Chamberlain for trial (1981–82);[4] 3. Open finding (1995);[5] 4. "...a dingo was responsible..." (2012)[1][2]
Coroner
1. Denis Barritt; 2. Gerard Galvin; 3. John Lowndes; 4. Elizabeth Morris
